National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-06-04
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be, and that they have received
bonds and grants on this one hun
dred miles to which they are not
entitled. He further alleges that on
the two hundred and fifty miles of
the Western portion of the road the
work of constructing first class
railway has scarcely commenced.
NINE DAYS WITHOUT FooD.-A
colored man employed in loading the
steam ship Rising Star at ASplnwalI,
fell asleep in the lower hold where
he was accidentally shut III. Nine
days afterwards the ship arrived at
New York, when he was found, and
though weak and emaciated, was
able to give and account of himself
and is now rapidly recovering
During his incarceration he was alb
solutely without Il morsel OF food or
} drink, which, with the fctid air OF
hold, would seem sufficient to have
/ killed him in half the lime he suffer
, ed so terribly.
) Tie Council of Censors hold their
first or preliminary session, for or
ganization and consultation, in this
village to-day "wednesday. The
session at this time will doubtless be
but Il brief one of only sufficient
length for organization, and TO map
out work for future consideration.
The Republicans os Washington
5 are democrats in the true sense OF
the term ;their municipal ticket Is
composed Ola respectable old citl-
zen' Mr.. boswell; IA 'new citizen Mr.
: Cook "a highly intelligent colored man;
d and IN adopted citizen Mr.. Done
gan, born in Ireland.
10 ST. JOINS DAY.-A grand Ma
sonic Celebration is to come OF a,
H. Waterbury on the oath proxlmo
IL with discourse 10y Rev. Il. A. Glen
cs ofBoston-said to be a fine orator.
at Cars carry for fare one way
&c. a NEW YORK LAWYER DRIVEN
OUT OF COURT.-John a Andrews,
Vi who was convicted of being one %
st the leaders of the New York riots il
- 1868, and was sent TO State prison
il. therefor, appeared before Justice
=, bowling at New York Thursday t(
''9 defend prisoner. The Justice told
I'LL hin, l,n .nnII nnf t,plrt hntOr(
he him. and in spite ofall the protesta
90 tons and requests OF Andrews hi
~ was pcremptorily ordered to leav
' the court loom, and was obliged tt
"' submit to the ruling OF the Judge
AS Andrews is Nirginian, and hi
am share the New York riots was hal
arguing crowd ofrioters in LeXine
ton Avenue. Like most New Ior
adj criminals he managed to get pardon
an ed out of prisoH long before he hat
nj served out his sentence.
M A fish dealer in one of the town
en- of Worcester county Mass. oriere
ge box of haddock from Boston
for few days since, and it came, marke
G.. q. d., whereat he INDUCED !
of very strong language, because l
20. had ordered haddock and not COT
nj fish.
ing Princess Metternich calls veto
the ipede "a machine that sets fool I
i'm. rollers
The wool growers of Germany a
complaining of the competition
ON the wool growers of California.
Two boys were lately torn to piec
the by Il pan her III fancy county, NJ
-, The latest returns from the Frcn
'"'' elections indicate slight LibeI
nite gains, but not enough to make t
leer Liberal memhcrsa power in the a
s'mbly beyond that which grows o
of their character and ability as
49,, dividualS.
''"S At bucharest. recently, hriga
the of llerculcan strength was about
. on be hung tor murder. lie burst
ann straps which bound him, like I'll
seized the cXccutiOner, and hang
D. him before assistance could arri
lie was thereupon appointed to
victims office
cago
u TO An exchange says that court,
ucsc, to women in ears and public pla
from is on the decline, one reason he
cdcd the cool, matter OF fact way (
ions. women receive fivors, and anot
next the struggle that women are nj
incse ing for their rights the men thi
Y by ing that the right to stand in q
and to look after themselves in 4
,.... lie places, goes with the right
vote.
Mr.. Henry Il. Dawson, the acc
=. plshed editor of the Historical
Nv wv" d.ine, is preparing some article
''' SOW" the part taken ny Vermont in
war. lie will be glad to recciv,
Nv :" tbrutic inflammation. irving lirll