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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
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Nh Evf-oR:
smAThs great and al sbsofbips
ases.ion Of .sLs killed COek RSbir. IA
wing sszn I0sg ago settled BY the silly
eOnfsssiss oftse spsrrOs; and The other
grsa, question Of %have we Bourbon
among Us p having lost it. present inter
es;. wish to prOpOund the fcllOIing'
rkieh NAY Be answered BY yourself or
any Of your readers: k.re9se any parents
.nsugps?
mean. Of course parents who fulfill
the ofis Of parents in exercisings judi
cious restraining influence oTsr their little
ebiIIren-boss or girls Have We any
such? | see our streets thronged daily
wish little urchins. who appear to me to
be 10 the.ssae rredicsnsnt Of ToPey-
they srpcar to have nsithsr father nor
mother. They .-grOu." too. not in grace
fOrsoOlh. but in all kinds Of misshieycBs
practices much too fast for their health
To ~ mind psren, who allows his lit
,le boy. TO run in the streets from morn
ing till night snd-as many Of them do
allows them to lounge around the tar
rooms. stores and 'groceries until late al
night. has no RICH; 10 be surprised when
be 6ud. that his child has at q very ear
ly sge. learned many vicious habits.
which will COS, him much to correct. il,
indeed. he can ever correct them at all.
Nothing is more ecnmsn than 10 srs little
boys hanging around the groceries ID
this village. a, hours rhen mos, business
places are closed. Can i. be ssId that
such children have parents in any proper
seose Of the vOrd | leave il for you
and other good eitiseEs to answer this
question. Aprcpos. Recently the win
dove 10 the basement Of the'tovn hall
have beeu-snasied. ssshes and oil. into
ten thousand pieces. IL has been done
by Ties. little udfortupates. who appear
to be nEili,s iii,a.
s.rOliios about. lsvIesay. fscH morn
ing until "rcostins time" their little
hands mus, 6ud much mischief to do.
TO me i, is no srrpri-e that they do it.
But leaving you. or rhoever-eise nay. to
answer the above. wish, now FIAT ny
hand is in. to make this suggestion TO
you. As one Of our prufensiai -counit-
Tee. | think it is your duty to snd out
whose bOys-it vas who snashed'in the
windows Of the tow hall. ard mike their
paren,s-if they have auy-psy Tor the
windows or replace thea. Commence
there, aud proceed until the parents Of
this village are taught thai they have
sons lille responsibility in watching over
their children. aud that they are liable
for their ,respasses upon private aud pull
Ii; property. 4 CITIZEN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
NAGNILoQUEycE.

Hear the sucking dove Of the Mobile
Tribune. upon reading the y. y. Tri-
Jsmt's article entitled Impeachment lie
peace"
There is sulPhurous volcanic rising
over the Northern land and by the 10.
rid light tia, CLEANS along its borders We
can see house.in flames, aud fe,ds desc
lated. and outraged women flying vift
di.beveled hair to hide their ehsrne. ard
mss.less butks With bloOdstained deeds
drifting rudderless on seas whitcnei 10
mere forever with the canvas wings of
commerce, and cities Of the dead whose
mouldering ruins would tOpple over ard
fall with the jar upon the sir Of a single
ioo,step upon their sidewalks. but tie
footstcp 10 not there impeachment 10
peseer 1t is the sort Of peace that Sst9n
brought into the Garden Of Elem when
be made Adam impeach Eve before the
Mos. High. Impeachment is no< Iesee.
I. is simply turning on the gas that 10
Manufactured 10 hell it Is putting TIE
door ajar for the entrance Of the troop q
horrors we haze pictured above In
parchment Of the President By Egmpisu
BarebODes Robepierfe for adherence 10
the Constitution ne had sworn to support.
is certsn siea that Government has
gone and anarchy has begun. as the sink
ing Of the SOU behind the Western hills
is sign that tie day is gone and the
night is coming. Impeachment is
peaee1' Then peace is hell on earth !"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
SUPERNATURAL MUSIC.

Grea. excitement has bean prevailing
in town for some days past, on account Of
supposed spiritual manifestations at the
house Of Caleb Hurlbut- These nanifes-
.a,ions came 10 the pleasing guise OF music.
Il was beard a. all times Of day and
night, aui 10 all parts Of the house. The
air seemed full Of heavenly sounds, which
mortals could not produce. Soft, subdued
and mellow notes, Wild and plaintiTe, Oc-
casiona!ly swelling into full. rich ca
deuce. seemed to issue from every nook
and Granny in the enchanted suPerstruc-
,ure. Scores Of persons visited the scene
and returned spirit,loiiats. Jim Flsn-
ders," when pressnt, would tecome en-
,ranced, and performed most wonderfully
grotessue gymnasfic. acFobaGe Or4"mls.
astie feats. to the sOand Of thesc ethereal
harmobies.
Great was the excitement Greet and
growing was the wonder at these rnos'
palPable "manitsstations' until one day
some over inguisi!,Te -Jaeksnspes'had the
inpertiBencs to examine the widows.
and found tbs. minute Eolisn hsips. Gun.
ningly constructed Of horse hairs. and
placed in ell the windows. we're the cause
Of these "dulcet melodies"
We think the music fairly explained.
but We shall not s1rrende. our faith in
spiri,ualisn-and We vouli not advise
others to-uutil come secret springs are
found in Jim Flandsrs.!! jim is still
enough to pin faith upOn- Until jim
takes bis ansl twist. jump and tumble. We
shall hang on,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

ss.tlsd the asessisn against ths purchase
Daniel hinself vas present.. 70 opPose
scheus which be. DO dosb,. thought vas
likely 10 greatly mar bis happiness
Upon ske motion to pass over tbs article.
.as vo.e stood 81 for to SO against The
ressls considering The slim sttsndaooe
vas all night. aud perhaps night in any
event; bu. We DO rot skiuk The disr8ssiOa
the 1eFits Of the serGsaTe Of
the question.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
-gxpry.,pE,rsrAcTICs

THE
II sxus to Be agreed that the President
uuruoscs meeting the charges Of the In
peaehneut Committee By prOer7ssioaiiSb'
me counts Of The Indictment spOo which
he Is TO Be tried have bern pretty well
snorn siocs impeachment vas hrss re-
solved upon There is bat little esnsrO-
versy - 70 facts. 30 intricate points OF
Law OF oOBsicis Of testimony are likely 70
Be presented. There Is No reason Why
the trial should not pressed .. once No
more time Is needed for the preparation
# his defeass. and If his only anxiety
has been throughout What be PROCESSES
that IL has been. 20 test she constitutions
lily Of Law. aud ascertain exsetly what
authority the Constitution eonfers upon
him. be ought to use every EFFORT to has
ten the trial. and have the controversy
set al rest But. far from doing this. he
resorts to every legal quibb'e to postpone
the issue. We have al along deprecated
undue haste in this important affair We
have urged that both parties should hare
ample time for preparation, % shss no
one need hereafter accuse Us OF acting II
the heat Of passion Bat the President
ought no. to abuse the popular patience
The line Of defense be has chOsen-sO
car-l. Object. delay. until the nation grows
weary and sbsnions the whole project
IS proof in itself that De richly deserve.
removal lfhe ba. bis way. the country
will be keps for mOn,hs-preh.ps till the
end Of bis ,srg-in the most unfortunate
of conditions Lock at The result: Of BIZ:
conduct, The Gosernen, ia in chaOs
Their. are two ozoers claiming to b.
Secretary Of Var. each asserting the right
to direct the operations Of cpe Of the
mos, important Of the executive depart.
ments. Thesr-y is probably divided
in It's jadgm.n, whom j, ought TO obey.
Now Mr.. johnson i. trying TO secure the
presence in Washington Of some .proric-
en-; General xho will be bis partisan IL
case, and WHOSE reputation may yeeuTe
the adhesion Of good portion Of Ii.
rank aud file Ibis is situation frau.
ght with deadly peril. An accident. :
mere triee. 81 inpru1en, word. nay
shelm Us 10 anarchy. 1t is the duty d
the Presiieu. to pat al end to he sas.
pensc from which ali this danger springs
de has only to neei'his trial boldly aud
promptly. We have givsn rim all ID,
time he needs. and the Senate will ueist
the charges with the cslruuess and delib
Grafton vito ought to be expected from
such 40 august tfiSunsl. But 10 lega
techHiealiiies OIL subierfuges must De IN
voked to stsve Of the trial. aud the cor,
Ar. johnson resorts 20 then the s.rengel
proof will be give Of bis bad faith. Ix
there te justice, bss lie. justice hsYt
wings - 7riBa7s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
BE YoUs 0wS RronT HxyB Mas

BE YoUs 0wS RIoHT HAVE Man.
People who have been bels,ered up aud
Ievered all their lives are seldom good
for anything in crisis When misfor>
tune comes. they look around for some
thing toclipg to or lean upor. If the
prop is not there, down they 60. Once
down, they are as helpless as capsxcl
turtles. or endorsed men 10 srnu, sad
cannot find ,hesr feet again without as
sistaDce. Such siIken fellows 10 more
resemble self made men. who have fougas
their way to position, masking difficulties
their Stepping-stones, and deriving deter.
mination from defeat. than vines resem.
bic oaks. or splsttering flashlights the
stars Of heaven. Efforts persisted In 10
achievements train man to self.reliance,
aud when be has proved to TIE world
that he can trust himself. the world will
trust him. We say. therefore, that it ID
unwiss to deprive young men Of the sd.
vsntsges which result from their coerge-
tic action, by "bssstiag' thea over OBJ
stacles which they ought to surmouni
alone.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

st. Patriots day. March IL. va.
celebrated iu Burlington with coaddera.
bic ceremony. We judes that the party
became somewhat hilarious before they
separated. as we sec that Bro. Bigeiow Of
the Burlington Times sang song. VIC
always supposed that George had music
in his soul. but this is The frs. occasion
Of bis singing at wske-so far a. We
know.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

A FASHIONABLE JEenE WEBBING -
Oar Hebrew fellow citizens epjovet boil.
iiay yesterday The occasion vas the
marriage C. sfr. ls1dore Marks;one, .
we'll Known young Merchant. TO TIE
daughter Of Mr.. Levi Cohen. The. eere-
DOny #ss performed 10 the Synagogue,
corner Of Congress and River s,reeis. ty
Rabbi Alexander. ard uss witnessed BY =
very large eoneOurse Of people. The e1.
ercises commenced st two 2. n. and last.
Cd until about four o'clock. The Jewish
ceremony Ct marriage isvery impressive,
although somewhat peculiar. The bride
Was elegantly stiired. and at the csnclu.
sion OF the exercises an eleasns entertain.
nsns was given to friends and invited
guests. at the residence of Mr.. Cohen.
Music. ninth and merry mskiDg we,e en-.
tirely in order. AS a literary curiosity.
We append a translation Of the marriage
Covenant. as it Is called, which was read
by the Rabbi.
In the 6rst day of the week. twenty one
days 10 the month Adur. in the year
562S. after he creation of the world. IS
We do reckon here in Troy. 10 the STATE
of New York. of the United States Of
America. said Mr.. lsidsr Mark.tOue to
Mss Beta Cohen. he tAcu my wife. &C
elrdiug to the Law Of Moses and Israel.
aud will serve. love. maintain thee. and
provide for thee. all the wants IS it be.
comes the husbands of Israel. all their
lifetime. in truth and 10 virtue. | will
give thee everything to which am duty
bound by the holy law. and by the laws
Of the country. especially TIE food, lose,
and all the Necessities Of life according 10
the moral Law Of this country" And
Miss Beiza Cohen did declare and consent
70 become bis vile And thus declared.
the bridegroom. Mr IsidOr MaIks,one. the
sincerity which DO ovc to thee by Law
Of God and BY law Of the couOtry, do |
take upon me aud my inheritOrs. which
maJ come after me. that il should he
paid Oft my best property aud estates
which | possess under heaven. All these
nay be pledged. and N ide ssrvicable to
pay everything 70 whreh am duty bouud.
even 1t should cost the last garment Of nv
boiy. from this time forth and so long %
| shall live.
The parties above were joined 10 mar.
riagc at the synagogue Of the cOusreea.
ton Berth shOlOu. by me. the
Rev. A. ALEXANDER.
Minister Of this Congregation
Troy. March 18th, A. d ls6s.
Troy Wig
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
STATE or VERMONT
COTEESUz
A PROCLAMATION.

~ ~ - .
/ of Old the Prophet Prclsiaed init
the people "Ssus.ify ye s'fast. call
solemn assesbly. gather lie elders snt
The iphabi,snts Of heIani'Snsc the hsus'
Of the Lard Jour Gsi. and cry unto 'h'
+ Lard" The f1,hers Ottyed tie Command
and left the eassca . rich Legacy Uaic
+ the ehiliren-
Incorpliance ibereEi,A, and rerogr'
iziDg OR dspenIe0ea upon God shc
nay turn "a fruitful laui into barren
ness for the vicke3ness Of these that
DWELL thsreia." ! DO hereby appoint
rKIDsY:-us TExTH piX OF AFErL next to
Be ob.ersed as day Of Fasting. Hu
uiliation and Prayer.
Let Is on that day abstain from secu
lar enploymen;r. and gather in OurPlsces
Of solemn assembly" aud there deTOus-
ly engage in prayer With confession for
eur sins Let ne humbly seek aid from
the source Of all vision. for ihose IN A. i.
thori,y. that they may discern ID. right
regard the safety. homo; and welfare Of
the people. that judgment may be exec1,
ed in the sigh. Of the ration: thus shall
Union and pe-os be restored to all the
land.
Be. Us implore the blessing Of God that
honorable labor may receive its reward.
tia. the grouHig give her Increase. and
that all may eat in plenty and Be sas-
fed tha. wasting Sickness cone net u.ar
our inhabitants. tha; our Institutions Of
learning be ProsPerei. and above all that
pure religioa may .PrsTai! in all err bsr-
dera
In our suppl,ea:ioas lie. Us sei the
interce.sion Of car Ohly Mediator AID
Advocate,Jesus Christ: lhusrusy car fast
prove acceptable TO tbeLerd that Re des!
not With Us according to cur iniqaities-
Given nnier NJ hand aud The
Seal Of the State in the Executive
Chamber at Rutland. this eigh-
SEAL teeth day Of March. in the year Of
cur Lord enc thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty eight. and Of the
Independence Of'the United States
the ninety second.
JOHN B. PAGE.
By the @ 're'uor,
S. Z. BUEsHiM.
Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

New SuoAR -Alonzo Cobleigb. Esq..
presented US last week with the first new
sugar We had seen this season. for which
he has our hearty thanks. The season
bids fair to be . tolerably good one. Any
Of our subscribers who wish to do 90 may
pay for the HrwspEALER 10 the saeehs-
riue. Good, clean maple sugar. ard q
few gallons Of maple hoaey-made from
the first rups--would be just ss good to
US % the cash. We can think Of good
many subscribers who could ,bus make
themselves IN easy conscience. aud add
much 70 our seeetness-here,ofore too
mph wasted on the desert air ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

STATE FAIR.-- The committee Of the
State Agricultural Society. to locate the
next State Fair. he'd meeting in Rutland
on Wednesday last, March 18th. 1t was
expected the Fair would be permanently
located that day. Proposals. expected
from Burlington and yergeunes From
present indications the fair will be located
at one Of these places, Rutland having So
ye. presented no definite proposals..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
A PoFULAR Boox

fss s''i' at The present tia. :,
'rss'iss more attention. Or ~,
higher eonnendatiors f:on I,,n.s
or are meeting With lager a.. :
the ..DietiOnsry Of the Bisls- ~
Dr.. Wa. Saith Of Lonaou. n "
at least three or faur reprint, :, bod
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eOantry. besides he iHport, g, Il. :. he
eut English eliticfz lad
There is BET one expression -. he
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We suppose every one will req.;,. ! hs
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comprehensive and thorough I. ~, zeal.
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PRISE a tn
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ionsl critics ~.
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John Terriil, E,q Oltbi, tom, ia 's'a' r
for Lan0iIls County.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

Tho Democratic National Convention
to dominate candidates for President aud
Vice President. is to be holden in N. Y.
city. on the 4sh day Of July. The Dem
Ocfs,s abolished this day some years
sip0.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25
SELECTIONS.

-lfyOu would kill a sl,nder' ~
alone. q
TO &C, rid of Troubles, step 'A''''
Of them. 4
-Murnuring is black gsrmcrt"k
becomes none SO i'll IS saints. =
Those who arc most loud u |,
threats are always the weakest ID v" 9
ecutiOn Of them. !
The sbortes. and the surts' v"
live with honor in the world. is 70
reality what we so,Ild appear to y
Reason lsscs the race. IT i ",
meditation on the fence while sOnP''' J
rushes BY.
There are only three WAYS 70 " I
Of qusrrel-wri,e out. 6ght out OF :
out (; but the best way il to keep 0'N
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

SKs, Sz...-The sdr,r,sersss 1 md
Chamterlin's Business College ID w,qi. y
ther column. Our young men h,nr Ell
er before resolved slch au oFer. Ssai,ole
ships are already being sold Th. ''rpY
Der will no, Exceed 100, hence il l.az
that no time must be lost il The rak 4
would secure a schOlsrshiP-COGri 70 c
number Of towns 10 Vermont aud 3sEvhc
rounding territory. sud see hoH a''uI :,
you may lose your chance. fEaa "a,
yourself and ACT. 'ho
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

keep out of bad company. for the
chsnce 10 that when the devil 6res into
the a'ck be will hi, somebody.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

oEoie DcE rcT OF vctes-aes lSU
/ Necessary to choice IS
I s,sBDard IS
I Grsniey 90
I Scattering
A, this point. on nosiOn Of Hon. A. l.
Miner Of Manchester. tn. Chair appointed
til. following Cennittee on Resolutisns
1 A. l. Miner, Bennington County.
/ C. W. Willard. Wa,hing:sn Coun,,.
/ G. VI. Henise. LsuOiAs Coouty,
( J. N. Tyler. Winuhan'Ccupty.
5. NJ Pingree. Wiodsr' County.
For third delegate:
LasheriB ier. Esq. Of Sesprt. ".
W. Groai, Of Barton. and Hon Herman
Carpenter, Of Nor,hSeld. were %! 10 notn-
nation. BOn. L. Baker was elected on
the first ballot
For.fourth delegate:
Col. Ssusel 4, Pingree. Of Hartford.
Col. S;lss N. Waite. Of Brat,lebOro. and
William H. johnson. Of Rockingham.
we're pot in nomination. Col. Pingree
Was elected on the Is. ballot
TIE following substitutes we're then
elected:
For Mr.. Park. Hen. P, W, Hyde Of
Rutland.
For Gen Sssnnard. Hon Jed. P. L,dd,
of Grand Isle
FOR ar. Baker, Hon. Geo. \. Dale. Of
Essex.
Fol Col Pingres. Hon Heman Caspeu-
( ter. Of Washington.
Hon. C. W. Willard from the Commit
tee on Resolutions reported the following.
which we're unanimously adopted:
Resolred. That we ss;H believe 10 the
self evident truth. that all men are Great
ed EQUAL. aud that this truth only ends
lite jus. Interpretation and ito perfect ex-
preston 10 constitutions and laws which
guarantee TO every person equal civil and
political rights
RsOiued, Ths, We recognise in Sen.
Ulysses. 'Grsnt soldier whose brilIisnr
record 10 war has achieved additional
lus.rs BY his drm. steady. franz love Of
justice. freedom and truth 10 his admin.
istrs,iOn Of military affairs and bis obe-
dienee to the laws in time u peace. and
statesman. whose wisdom. moderation.
sound judgment. and stesdfsst adherence
to the principles Of constitutional liberty
Rave stood as rock upon which the
Establishments aud buffets Of traitors,
whether "a power or not. have proved in
vain. We best give expression to VIA,
is 10 the heart Ct every Republican in
Vermont. in joining our veice to the CON-
mon acclaim which names this soldier aud
statesman a. our leader n the next Prssi-
dental campaign. With him as chief
magistrate, the Republic will once mere
triumph over its enemies and order and
peace will bring their blessings to this
disturbed land.
Rss0lsed. That We approve the action
Of Congress in respect to impeachment,
aud earnestly call upon the Senate Of the
United States. sitting as Court Of I'm.
parchment. to proceed without fear. fayo,
or affection. and We assure them that tie
people Of Vermont will stand by aud
maintain the just judgment Of the Law.
/ Resdreo. That we hail the result Of
the lators Of our Republican bro,bcrs in
New Hampshire in their late political
contest as the harbiDger Of the more over.
whslning defeat. which awaits our eDem.
les in tb. coming Presidential campaign
After which the convention sdjournd
aine de.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-03-25

other party:
| black cloth suit. SFa
1 pocket handkerchief,
2 shirts-plsin bOsOms. U1
] uighs sbirt-embrOidered,
2 paper liars.
! pair dra~ers-plain, A1
! pair nigh, drsvsrs-rufaOd, al
! bottle Of whisky.
cake honey soap. eo
| cork screw. ~
| bottle cocktail! b::i.ers, 'lso
| ivory tooth pick. 81
! Bsxter Saints Rest.
nd
Total. ;la,.ssj
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man who seems to be posted %
matters says that while f''hl's'' f nd
brides outfit. in these hard times Seal
ever SO many thousands Of dOllas
following schedule will suffice hi Ind 'pa|