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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

In.osa's character. II did not seem posi-.
be to him Bills) that a man vino had !sd
. virtueus life for 32 years in this commu-
nifty. would. by On act, place himself % q
level With the lowest villsin in the country.
He sgrsed entirely with the gentleman on
tho ether side, that il Vas dsvilish and q
fsniish crime, and nothing else. But VA
is probable that quarrel which
.sok place in 1862 was sufficient
to induce him to commi. the act. Mr.
Bills then TO took up the line Of tssti mony
for the defense, and proceeded 10 rsbui
the testimony of the prosecution. Mr..
Bills spoke an bour-at half past three,
NJ. HubbclI on tie side Of the defence, be-
gan his speech was solii.y argumsnta.
t-e. lie d~et at length on the formation
ofcharsc,sr in every mAn-applisd it to
Mr.. McInto ii, aud asked whether il was
possible fer any msu with the prsvieus
character, which be had borne, 10 do this
dead His remarks a. we'll as those oi
Mr.. Bills wets finely presented.
As We 60 10 press Mr. Hubbell was
speaking with the prospects Of not closing
in time to permit Of Mr.. Campbsiis reply.
The examination will probably be finch Cd
to mcrrov foron oop
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
DAVENPORT & ST. PAUL
RAILROAD.
Meeting Of the Board OF
Directors,

A1l'cClOX-S,
The meeting Of tho Board Of Directors Of
the D. ! St. p. r. r., was held on the
evening Of the 9Th, and they we're also in sss-
sion during the most Of the day on the 18th.
(ysstsrday). Matters Of interest to the
road were under discussion. the chief topics
being tho adoption Of measures to
have ths vote taken in oil townships alsng
the line that havs not iyet vstsd the tax
to aid in constructing this read alss.to %
licis additional subscriptions to the capital
stock Of the company ard to accept e0udi-
tional gifts, &c.
The President and Executive Committee,
consisting Of VIM. n. Holmes, Prssi-
dent Hiram Price and John L. De-
viss were authorised to employ
agents, and arrange details, and secure
asans for the company until the rendering
Of the decision by the Supreme Court on
the eonstitutionality Of the tax law.
A resolution was also passed BY the
Board, pied eing the company 70 refund
the mensy reserved from any point dssig
mated in their articles. il il vas hereafter
found necessary to abandon such point in
the construction Of the read.
The required notice was directed to be
given contemplating alterations. Or amend
msnts to certain Of the articles Of tho cor
peration.
President Holmss addressed the Board,
giving brief history Of the company. since
the connection Of Davenport with it-pro-
greas Of tho work, and the favorable pros>
poets of the company. Mr.. Davies, also,
briefly addressed The Board, showing the
immense advantages that would b derived
By the entire country through which The
road is destined 20 pass, from its eonstrus-
ton.
Mr.. A. c. Fulton. being requested, gave
brief history of the construction Of tho
C.& r. l. r. r.; nature Of the conutry at
the time Of the foundation Of tho company,
&c.
The best of feeling prevailed, and their
deliberations were harmonious thrsug gheut.
It seemed to be the universal opinion that
the aff,irs Of the company were in the best
possible condition. and that the time for
commencing operations weuld soon follow
the decision Of the Supreme Court, on the
legality Of township votes. This dscisisn
will, ws understand, nos bs given until
sometime in March. and tie coming sum
mer, may, in all probability, see the dirt
ry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
Tho Most r.eriec. Ire. T..lc

liEGEMAN'S TERRATED ELIXIR OF
BARK. 4 pleasant cordial prepared frcm
Calisaya Bark and Pyrophosphats Of lssn,
possessing the valuable properties Of iron,
phosphorus, and ealsaya, without any inju-
rious ingrsdients. As . preventive ia
fever and ague. and as a tonic for patients
recovering from fever or other sickness. il
cannot be surpAssei /. and is recommended
by the NEST eminent physicians Physi-
cans in prescribing. and the pubic in
purchasing, should be particular to snecify
HEGEMAN'S, rs there are many inferior
articles in the market, purporting to be OF
the same combination. Prepared only by
Hsgsman l. Co.. Chemists aud Druggists,
New York, ssd seld by al respectable
Drugis,s.
CnArfEp HAsps ASp FAcs. SoRr LIrs.
&c. cured at once by the use Of Hegeman's
Camphor lee with Glycsrins, keeps the
hands soft in tho coldsst weather. See
that you get the Genuine. Sold by Drug
eists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
STATE NEWS.

The Homestead has como forth in q
uew dress.
800 wedding licenses issued in Dss
Moines ceunty-says the Argus.
Peat has been discovered t~s uiles
from Magnolia, Harrison county.
The Dubuque bridge is 10 b painted
light buff and olive green.
80 marriage licers-s were issrsd in
J,hns n count last :Ye.r-says tie
Press.
John |. Bla T has etirned to Iowa,
to ralirolding-no; having been crowned
gsvsrn,r Of NJ j.
Willis DrumLold has accepted the
ellie .: Supsr's Of the Revenue in this
Distsicl-and openeu his shop At Nc
Grsgor.
H. l.. N~iolson, on the account ofthe
death Of his father, will remevo TO Balti.
more The Waterloo Reporter 10 there
fore for sale at q bargain.
Tx x-Covernor Hampstead las tal his
leg amputated JUS. above the knee, and was
dong very we'll at as. accounts.
Cen. n. d. Baker has been elected
Chief Enginesr Of the Rescue team Fire
Engine Co., Of Des MOinss.
Jenkins, Of tho Des Moines Statesman
has soli his interest 10 j. w. Snow, for
m.rly of ,hs Louisvile Democrat Gocd
luck to Staub i Snow.
-Muscatine county has Termed an Ag
ricultural So:iety-John Barnard, Presi-
dent !, J. A. Green. Secretary. A resslu-
,on was adopted to hold a county Fair
Mr.. Piiny Fay. for twenty-five years
past has been Superintendent OF the Con
grsgational Sabbath Scheoi at Muscatine,
has retired from tha. honorable position.
A re election was positively declined.
The Mitchell Prsss says tho best ex-
hibition ever given in that place was an
Old Folks Concert, that came of one svsn-
ing last week. IL was followed BY an Cd
time supper Of baked beans. doughnuts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

AGHSTS-N anfed-rook Agcrs arc meeting
y with rare success IN settling SIR y. W BAkEk'-
EXPLORATIONS aud ADVENT RES smong tn.
Nile Tributaries of Abb ssns with an 'ous, q
the CAPTIVITY and RELEASH OF ENGLISH
eUBJHCTS. and the career o. the EMPEROR
THEODORE No book Is received among all clas.-
Of people with sn unssandsd fsvor, or 60 ia ~
bin-s thrilling Interest with solid instruc,ion
No orders lest In delivering.
GRHELEY'S ANERtCAE CONFLICT. The ex-
traordinary sale Of this work ofrre better induce
nert- % agents than m 81 subscription books. In
creased com missions allowed. with privilege OF de
livering TO old snbscrihers q. u. CASE a CO,
Pu olshsrs. Chicaso, Ill. decy- ilm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
Royal baking Pew der.

Light bread makes light thearts. Roya'
Baking Powder does il. Ask your grocer
for il, aud take no ether. lbs AFdecided
improvement over any Other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

STATE CFRriricArRs. We learn that W
A. Bemi., City School Supsrintsndsnt; J.
p. Lyman, Miss P. Scoiisld, Miss Ellen
Johnston and Mrs. Curry have secured
State certificates from the Beard Of State
Examiners, at Iswa City. The examina
ton covered eighteen different branches oi
study and continued through three days
Quite number Of others started in on the
examination with them, but tho Davsnpor,
teachers were the only ones v no succeeded
and secured the parchments. We earn that
several others from this city intend to try
il n, the nexs examination sometime in
July next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

ACCIDENT rsoa BuRSIxG. Mr.. Henry
Aimsbustar. orc 81 the workmen in the
f,udry OF Raff, Cock l. Co.'S, shops, met
with rather q severe accident yesterday AZ
,eraoen. While carrgins a ladle Of melted
IRON he stumbled snd fell. The molten
iron FL upsn n.e' his feet, and in an
instan. burned through his boot and into
his foot. His fellow workpen seeing the
accident rushed 10 his aid, and succeeded
in pulilng off the boot, but not before his
foot was burned lie will probably be laid
up for two weeks.
Mr. Aimsbuster .eems to be particularly
unfortunate, Is only last summer he was
severely injured while at work about some
81 the machinery in the same shop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

OK account Of the extreme dampnsss Of
the wires We are compelled to 60 70 press
without our usual telegraphic reports.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
Z L &c TRICIT Z
As t'uratiyc Agent.

nV. q. A. SeREcHER. formerly Of Buffalo. n.
~ p has iuss located IN Daven port, and oGess HE
s-rviess In the treatment of oil forms Of Chronic
eisease. BY means Of the various modi0cations Of
Electricity, Nalvansm and Asanstism. The Dr.
home for his SKIN In the practice Of HE novel and
effective profession. All casss Of Chresie disease
suecsssfuiy treated by the Dr., and desired the
cure viii BE- wsrrauted BY hin. No charge Ter eon-
snl'au,n. OAcs and Operating Rsens over Biz
sells Hardware Store. No. So Brady ST. jan3 d?Ws
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

DooLsY's CnEaicAL-rsAsr BAKING Pow
DER is unsqualed Tor making light biscuits
rolls, buckwheas AMI other cakes, stc.
ltreqnirss only two tsasYoonsfull TOR .
nuarf Of nanr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

NoT.cs.-W hole siock, carpets aId fur
pituae removed from old sand, cor. Perry
and Second ste, to my new block 9rd door
west Of Perry opposite Metropolitan Block.
DAsIgL GouLp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

|. W. HARRISON has removed his Office to
viels's Block, Brady street, between Ssc>
ond and Third streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

ASNuAL FssrlvAL.-Th Young Settlers
hold their annual festival at the Nsscemb
Heuss this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

CcxlSo-The ws,ikn conees. troupe
Of Thompson 4 Parkhurst are going TO 70
vor us again. sn the lab. 18th, and lGth
insts.. At the opera House, - ~ are 10
formed BY their inimitatls Irish = avsn'
courier. They csns si.h % entirely nsw
repertoire Of piscss. They have been Dc
lighting the bsrbasians Of Des Msinss
whsrsupsn the Register bids them adisu
thusly:
Crowded and delighted houses greeted
them on both nights, and j, would have
been the same II they had staid here . week
Of nights. Thompson is s.iil the same,
with his enhancing wsrblings and snrap'
turisg thrills. fairly vising with the meek
ing bird. Gssrgs Parkhurst still chsrmi
the people with his songs in true melody
while John 10 Arsemus Ward set TO musis,
. whole orchestra in himself, with bee
hive. . side -show, and two sr three lively
thunder stssms thrown in in gssd measure.
No ULcsR, Cancer, or Fever Sore but can
BE- radically cured by the use Of Wslcstts
PAIN PAINT. DR.. Wslco,t's ANxisILAros
which i. unlike PAlS PAINT, cures that die.
gusting diseass, Ca,a,rh. Pint bottles. 81.
Recellect. its put up in white wrappers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
MRS. ~. Il. CCRD.

OFFERS HER STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
- Tor sale a, .scr,aee. Wishing 20 retire from
husircse, We Will make IL object to any pere on
Who wishes to Invest in awc,l paving bnsines. =
Csll wi.nnsso a'ys II ron VITA 20 securc good bar
gain. Hat ANA sonne,s will be cold very cheap
nm IL that ,uie expires
P:s-Cloak aed Dres. mailing done on short
notice.
50 Brady at. Oaveuwors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
AGENTS WANTED

Aud cell az article nred-t by every business mar In
Shs country. AgeBis cen realize net preut OF from
90 to $50 per day, cisa In hand. Onl, few dol
lars necessary 20 start the business Address with
stamp wKSrERN PUBLICATION co.
Corner Sd and Perry s,rests,
A-s 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

FoR Council Proceedings sse fourth
page
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
ReIal Havana Lottery Of Cuha

eV Conducted BY the spanish Government =
eslc,oc IN Gold drawn everv seventeen dave. Pri-
ses cashed and information furnished. The highes,
price paid for Doubloons and All kinds OF Gold Al
silver. TAYLOR d CO..
fsbildly Banksfs. i6 " all St, New York,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Tns PArRSr BtFocAL SPECTACLE, with
which the wearsr can see near at hand, 10
read and sew, and with the same spse'a-
ces see at distance. can now be had at
Baldwin & Marstoa's, No. 10 Third street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

west Of Perry opposite Metropolitan Block
DAsIEL GouLp.
TnH PArRSr BiFocAL SPECTACLE, with
which the wearsr can see near at hand, 4
read and sew, and with the same spse'a
cles see at distance. can now be had q
Baldwin ( Marstoa's, No. 10 Third street
The river 10 almost clear Of ice. Tit
portions attached to the Rock Island shore
have been cut through and sAiffs are run
ming bstwe.n the two Ties for the aecome
iation Of the public. The bridge trains aEs
also running.
STALK Currrks.-Ihss. wishing to pur
chsss stalk cutters should net fail to tss
RI #, Cock 4 Co.'S latest improved. They
will not thus be under the necessity o.
sending TO an interior village for cutter
whom . much superior one can be had oi
homo manufacture. Call sa-ly and leave
your orders to ensure getting the best
with the improved litter, that raises both
The cutters and tho hooks Knives made
Of best American steel.
GoRnAx's BsoADcAsr SssDER AND CuLrr'
vAroR, tosk the first prsmium ct every faiI
At which il was exhibited in 1869, because
tits the lightsst. cheapest and simplsst. II
sows grain Of all kinds, aud 10 the only
sesdss that ssws grass seed perfectly frem
the same box. |. wilI not cut grain, One
dollar per kernel will be paid for every ksr-
mel IL cuts. Raft, Cock l. Co., Of this city
are the agents for Southern and Central
Iowa.
Nsw FiBN.-P. j. Rschs, the populai
Groeersr. Ger. Brady and Front st. and his
brother, A. J. Roche. formerly with Herr
borg. Goodman 4 Co.. have.purchased ths
Grocery Establishment Of Wocmsr / Eos.
ter, corner OF Brady and Fifth streets, and
propose 70 open out On extensive stock RI
first class Groceries for this public. The
experience Of this firm will enable them ts
satisfy al Who may favor them With their
patronage. We are satisfied that they will
b. As gosd a, their promises, and We there
fsre advise our readers Is give them IN
early call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

MAoAziNEs.-Tlltonsj Journal Of Horti-
culture starts on a New Year. with hAtter-
ing prospects Of success. 1t 10 without
doubt, tho bss. companion Tor the Hertz
oalturist extant None Of our country
readers should be without it. send for it
I, the publisher At Boston. II contains
much that 10 valuable to the farmer. and he
may prs6t largely BY it in the course Of .
year.
Tvs FLonAL 0rlps for 1869 hes made its
appearance. This magazine 10 pnblshed
BY James Wick, Rsehsster, N. r.. accom-
panyipg the Guide is an illns.ra,sd Gala.
lsgue Of seeds worth considerable fer refer
sncs, Parties can srder the choicest celec
tiof Of seeds there are in the country from
tho house. The price Of the catalogue 10 snly
10 cents. Send for it.
BsLLY Fea 1nB SPllIrs.-That the sthe-
rial inhabitants Of the other world read
The daily papers. the fsllswing will prsvs.
Three Of our we'll known citizens visited .
sesncs or DARK circle, night before last, for
the purp SO Of having some talk with those
on the 'tother side Of the river S,yx. One
Was city father, ones wide awake land
| agent and the othsr qnist citi1en-but .
little lame in enc leg. They entered the
circle, took held Of hands with the medi-
uus, and-But hist! One Of the msdiums
had wrieelsd into trance and spoke in
dreadful words thusly-te our lame citizen
"Ysu have very serious law suit on
your hands, but they won't convict you
and he didn't look tho least bit like Mr..
| Mcintosh. 1t 10 quite evident the spirita
hadn't lived in this vicinity long or they
would rot have made such mistake
GRpAr ExclrEnBxf AMONG 1BB SAvARs CT
ras AcApBxY or ScIENcs! - Since the
publication 10 the DaxocRAf Of last eve.
ming Of the acseunt Of the wendsrful die
coveries in the cave at the feot Of The
Island, the members Of the Academy ei
Sciences have shswn great excitement, and
are greatly exercised because, with all thsi'
advantages, they were not the first to MAKE
the discoveries. Yet they are net men Il
mourn ever unimprsved opportunities
and have therefore called meeting for thiI
evening. Committees will be appointed 4
visit and examine the relies. aud csnf,l
With the authorities to preveot their RENE
val. II has been suggssted that permissio,
b obtained to bore the Island and ronstruc
winding Stare down to the interior Of th'
cavern, and that the collections Of the %
ciety b transferred to the cave. Psrtie
are now experimenting upon apparatus 70
forcing pure air into TIE unsxplsred r.
sisns. Every one interested shsuld attsn,
the meeting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
DieN0luti0m-

vT,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex
l. istins under the firm OF OFT 4 Ahrsns. deal
ers In sash, DOORS and blinds. is dissolved bv
mutual consent. Mr.. Ahrsn's retiring. Ths
business 10 be eondac.sd ~ heretofore by G.
OFT g. OFT.
EA. AHRENS
Davenrort Inn l.h 1879 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

CRND PoR THE ILLUSTRATED NuMBrD Nov
Ready An able Corps Of the m,.t Versatile
Writers have been csg sged thie sheet. and - Il
!s 70 se the Oncial oomc Organ OF General 0saat'i
Admlnistfasien. LOOK our FOR FUN eent
your esdes early TO the AMnnoAx NpwS Co. III
Ne0oa Street., NeW yesk. jsn7 a2S,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
Annual Meeting.

n R0CLAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sHARR
- holders s'ths DaveApert Fire Insurance Co. for
election OF Directors will be held at the oes Of the
Company on Tuesday. Jan 18th. lets
jsn7-dstl II. H. ANpRFOSN, 0ee'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
Bank Notice,

nnR ANNUAL RLRCrION FOR DIRECTORS
L Of the Citixsns National Bsnk. viii be held .,
their Banking Heuae. on Tuesday. January 18th,
ise9 between the houss of 10 A. N and r M.
dscae-dtf J. c. CONKLIN. Cashier.
House and Lot for sale.
DEING ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM DA-
ID venport l otter nv residence for sale, cit
nased On Ls Clare street. between eth and
10th. Enquire on the premises.
J. J. SMART
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-22

IN col wurEI.uyK q. vEAIEY OF EI-r-
IAN".
The three leading branches ct business
of every state are agriculture, nanuiac-
tprc and commerce. Hitherto. manutac
tnre and commerce have received bat lit
t!r attentions III Vermont Agriculture
G1> been ouu business, an to agriculture
,io Vi owe our prosperity, ard TO he ~
ri.ultui-t our fame. lnd,ri thrI. Is
'Hr huIs OF Vermont worth mentioning
that l. not th' work OF hrr farmers
Eminent lor'~;~ and statesmen have SAID
thai Vermont presents Tie h,-' mod'i III
laws ;".' Institutions a. Il "hoi'' OF any
r'"iir "I' Garth . !ei statistics 3''o" 'i''f
'n"'h more '"'h d" per cent. 'i those
VII" enacted t'''-r Jaws a"d m'u'd'd
iI.'-. l"-.""'i. '.- :''''' ''r' farmers In
'"dHr'"'t'' III "''N'f! - hr'!iii'h'
''''''' '''''>''' III "'''' ''''' III ''7 '''''!
"''--'' ''' '''''' '''''' '''''' 10 ~ '''o'
\'h'"'"''"h "i ''"'I'y ann G'N''''''i''''
AGAINST 'hr assaults "' 'l''' '"' ''fi''"i''
has record uI'7uFi passed ''' me history
oi war. ict tirS @."fy' III tine man,
hci'"&' to the tti!'rS "I these ru"@'d
mountains. Ia the forum "~ well IL the
Held vermont has been distinguished
Ia n''e.!'-'h'e' s""i!r'E anu loyalty >h'
- 'oi'cIt'i /" 'i"H'' ana even tNct4
most cth'T -ilieS. Her h''"'!iu' scenery
"nd he"!iIii"l climate make i'r Tie le-
7oI' "' '''e 'u"I'>' anu '''' i'''''''''
II Woul" "' p''"'''''' d" >tG"'' '''c ''""' :
Is :" hii"'E HAVE "'''' Ni'''. 'he't '"l''''
10 notice perhaps '"' antiquity "' a@rI-
'nituf'' |" id'"''' - 'Ii' "'-"''y oI E'ooF :
20 demonstrate '"' '''''' "' "-'I'''''u'' t
III mounting '''''I''''' 10 P''"' YOU /"
the %I'''t names tl!'' nave "'"Eil'H ''ll7
pursuit but ~ every picture iI- a re
verse side, not ;i"ay~ i'!r'~ant TO behoid'
yet c,SenIiai to the artist 10 study ana
understand, II has occurred To me that II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-22

IN our history. | would have Vernon
avail herself of the tide in its flood. Th
Earring in business and the disturbance il
finance in the transition through thi
post-rcvolutionary period are not unusua
or unexpected. The wave of misfortpn,
is not unfrequently, in its refuence
treighted with blessings.
We can, to the extent of our represen
tation, help TO secure protection. We
can modify our own laws so as to adapt
them to the encouragement of manufac.
lures. We can invest some of our OWL
capital, and thereby more readily secure
foreign capital. We can build additional
railroads, and thereby make ourselves
more accessible to the outside world.
We must rid our minds of deal of
prejudice and become more liberal in our
views We can temporarily exempt man.
utacturing property trym taxation when
that will secure its establishment. In
deed, to say that we cannot effect this
change Is to admit our infoiiority. The
manner OF producing the desired results
Is OF little consequence to consider to-day.
The resolution to produce them is what
we first need.
Fellowcitizcns, it is out Of regard for
the agriculture and for the best interest,
Of my adopted state, that | make these
suggestions. AS citizen of Vermont,
identified with her alike in her prosperi-
ty and adversely, desire to soc her fu-
ture rs glorious las her past, in develop
mcnt and growth, leading the van, not
following in the wake OF her sisters. /
would see her SONS and daughters retain
ed within the mothers fold, and her ab
sent children returning. | would see her
by her enterprise drawing within her
borders the best OF other states, and that
too without requiring them to pronounce
the Shibboleth. would see the farmer
realizing Z profit from his landed invest
rnent, and fair remuneration for his la
hor. | would see the poor becoming
rich, and the rich SECURE in his posses
slons l would see these fields blossom
Ing rs the rose, and hear the music of
these mountain streams min@linL with
the hum OF machinery. Iwolld zee tn.
star of Vermont ever in the zenith, not
palinG before brighter attendant constcl-
lations, but constantly increasing in
>piendor. To aud in securing this, ! ap-
peal TO the intelligent farmers and me
chanics OF Rutland county.