National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-05-07

Executive Committee has rendered
an account of its stewardship during
the last political campaign, by which
it appears that the amount Of cash
receipts was o64,2O6. Ofthis, New
York contributed $500. Massa-
chusetts e5, l05; Ohio o2,1lO; New
Hampshire 1890; Michigan 81
SS7; Pennsylvania, $l,745; Yer.
mont 1893: and so down-Maine
having given bnt $500, and Rhode
Island but S444. The diplomatic
officers abroad contributed $4,402
and large sums were received from
pOstmasters and others holding
Federal offices. The expense of
printing and circulating campaign
documents was S34,i4O. Each of
the unrpcOnStructed States received
about $500. and the transportation
of voters from here to the State
election in Maine. and to the Pres
dental elections in New York, New
Jersey, and Cot necticut, cos. 8 ,G23.
Other items swelled the eutire OK
penscs of the campaign, so far as
the National Committee was con-
cerned, to s6l.l0G. The docu
ments distributed were OF about
fifty different kinds, embracing
some in German ana in French and
making in all 43.570,40O pages
The whole work was done underth
efficient snpciintendency OF Hon.
THOs l.. TULLOCH, of Ne" uamp.
SHIRE
A bect-sugar company in Sacia
mentO with capital of one hundred
thousand dollars, is about to make
thorough trial Of the economy of
the manufacture.
81 HAVE STOPPED Your PA
PER. THE following anecd0te,
told by Philadelphia paper, is de.
eddy suggestive: Many Years ago,
MIR. SWAIN, then editor of the Pub.
lie Ledger. was hailed ut the cor
ner of Eighteenth and Chestnut
streets by Il very excited individual
who informed him III the most EN-.
Dhatic terms."l have stepped Your
! paper. sir, and proceeded to eX
plain the why and wherefore all the
time gesticaliting wild y. "My
gracious, sir, YOU don't say sO.-
Come with NE to the office, and let
y us see if we cannot remedy The mat
Il ter 1t grieves me that any one
u should stop my Dml1T.' Down
= Chestnut street to Third. the two
proceeded. Arriving at the Office,
Mr.. Swan said, "Why, my dear sir,
y everything seems to be going on as
e usual; | thought You had OF ped
!. my paper" Then and there the
!, excited gentleman, whom the long
Il walk. had partly cooled. sail that
he had stopped taking his one copy
of the Ledger. Mr.. Swain was pro-
fuse in his apologies for having m s.
understood the meaning of his late
!, subscribers words, and regretted
y that he had given him the tram,
IS from Eighteenth street to Third
down Chestnut. The gentleman
r. went on his way home, IL wiser i
', not II better man, marvel'ES O.c
. the stupidity Of editors in general
Il and OF Mr.. Swain in particulars
e Before he left, however, he ORDERED
Is that the Ledger be still sent to hi
!. address.
Il IMMIGRAT1OM.-The prospects o
II, II large foreign immigration for tin
nj coming season are unusually good
- The Queenstown steamers ar
=" crowded in IL way which shows tina
- Ireland is not yet exhausted or pa,
<. flied. a Queenstown paper says
ST 'Ovrr 1000 cmigrauts reached her
m yesterday, Of whom only half wei
-, shipped The cmigrants are youn
VI and healthy Ia England, the str
l.. ke,S aud the reductions in the docl
of yards arc giving Il renewed inpet,
III to emigration. Though many I
~, the operatives 30 To Canada, the
w. find thar 70 be only Il circni,o,
~ route TO the Union. German,
~. which gave us 100000 rmiarant
OF last year, has increased its t;iclliti,
y this Year, while fears of II war |"
- tween Prussia and France are ha'
u ing their effect. On the whOc. thrl
III the STRAIN of immigration bids fl
II. to hr kept up, while its character
,st steadily improving.
&, I:v !V ~ To- ~ ii
br The attention of our readers i 4,
80, ivcted ~ the advcitlsm ut of COE
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