The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-06-08

ton 20 pot no candidate in the Geld,
bu, on the contrary 70 support which
ever ~ The Republican wings offers The
most concessions 70 them.
Il Is gratifying 10 not ee tha. during
the month d May The national debt has
decreased sl3. 3si, ITO. and since March
LIST, s20,050 GAG Ia the month Of MAY
the Secretary sold 81. 0O0, 900 in gold, re-
eeising therefor $1,000 900 in currency
He also bought during that time s3,-
orc. 000 worth Of bonds at premium
81 about s700, 900 IN currency. The re-
eeipis from customs IN May, we're sl5,-
o5o 600. and from internal revenue $40,
100000
4 colored state Convention held IN
Richmond, Va, week before last, adop-
ted series Of resolutions requesting
General Candy % give the eolored men
representation upon the benches Of the
courts. urging Republican voters 70
vote for The Constitution framed by the
late Convention, pledgiBg the Convon-
ton to support the Wells ticket, thank
ing the people u the North for their
benevolencc in furnishing the means
for tho education Of enlored children IN
the south, snd hailing the appointment
Of Gen. Candy with Joy. d.. Harris
colored candidate FOR Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, addressed tho body and express
cd his suspicion that some Of lhe white
Republican voters intended striking his
name IRON tie ticket on account Of his
color,
Mr. Senator Sprague, on account Of
the position where his Dot in life was
placed, feels himself peculiarly quah-
fed to speak on behalf OF the working
men Of the country, and bids fair soon
To he dangerous rival 10 Geo Francis
Train and Sam Cary. He is perambu-
lating about with the ardor Of another
St Paul, tho more vehement probably,
that il is SO recently be became work
inq man" He Grated in Memphis last
and after clustering the government suf-
feisntly 10 enlist the sympathy Of the
loyal natives. desired them to assist
ham in saving the country from becom-
ing another Mexico. Being greeted
with great cheering be finished by con
clnding tina, the country would yet b.
saved. On the whole he is quite cheer
iul considering how the election in
Providence went
II is reported that the President
has appointed Gen. John cochrnne o.
New York, Minister TO Paraguay, and
that he win be sent TO bis post as soor
AZ bis predecessor comes near enough
TO civilization to be recalled. Gen Nc
Mahou. the present incumbent, was for
merry Adit Gen Of the Sixth Corps
and besides being a bold, resolut,
man. has had experience that woulc
enable him 20 encounter successfully
the difficulties 81 BIS unpleasant posi-
ton. His being 50 long unheard iron
will. n not carefully explained, go IA
to support Mr.. Washburue's case in hi
famous difficulty with Admiral Davis
Isl. worth while 70 send Ministers {,
sueh country simply 70 havs then
subjected 10 such restraints and insults
The only present use % which a Min
lister to Paraguay can Be put is to far
nish convenient vsy % spending th
amount q his outfit and salary, and a
much more probably in aomo fatur
investigation before congrcesiona
committee
Tie General Assemblies 81 the ol,
and New scboS Churches. we're bel,
in New York week before last, and be
sides tfansacting them ordinary bust
ness practically accomplished the re
union o. tho Church. though tie Tor
mai ratification II sone 81 the prcsby
tsrsss as required fcr The ecnsnmaiiol
q the project The disruption occur
"a isss. on account Of sorna minor al
ference Of belief and discipline. aud q
the mere moderate members of III
Church sAw thea 30 real reason for th
sphs, there has been = constantly il
creasinr nufaher ii beth scho5's wh
favored tie movement nov about to /,
carTsed cat IseAatng eierrynsen )
beth trAarhea spoke hopefully and ea
Enthusiastically Of TIE brillisni fature LA
they believed woald follow united &C
uon. and we're dslsrmined Is un1es
take soms great practical work TIA
would iasly dwarf she asssaslor 81 AZ
TIE posk accomplished i nos ouly
happy ca o. Cor the dissemination. DO
VIII s,e Eaaile president 70 prevail O
leal differences thag unfortunately ex