The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09
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scnpuons of Judgt Mclean, ~ Ohio, aud Moses
+ Odeli, formerly Representative from BROOKLYN.
The audience room il u feet vide, by So feet
deep, and Las laa peNH on the main floor, aud 80
IN the galleries.
wao \ Sol, ArcrnR.
McClufc's Wait to the President eloct, ss self
appointed committee 10 advise him 10 invite Fx-
Governor Curtin, and be sure not 70 invite NJ q
H. stuart TO place in his cabinet. has excited
the curiosity IN Washington 10 know who tho
-- il this Mcclure 2" II your readers care t.
know, am enabled to state that he was former
IL school teacher ~ MiAhntuwn. luuiAta Co.
Pennsylvania that while there. poor man, be
Was elected TO tho senate II the state aud after
being ia that body four years lei, II 80 wealthy
that he built palatia Residence IN Chsmhe s3nrg,
whittier he went o. lFoi iubtRd 81 returning tn
MitilibtnHu, aud became editor and proprietor %
the Chanihtrshurgh Repository His noe rosi
deneo was sscked by the rebels in tho cUursn of
their ineursinu into Pennsylvania, About four
wears age he visited Montana, wrote very reads
lie lnttors a. the Tribune from there, Interested
himself largely ~ mines there and ON hts re
turn 10 ChSmberHhurgh, by hts glowing accounts
of them, was enabled 10 sell stock to lis neigh
/ bors IN great deal ~ money which he gained
10 their nas, az it subsequently, turned out and
al 4lt IA
he found ii pleasantcf 10 move 81 Philadelphia
where he Is now Law partner ~ WIN. -. Mann,
late District Attorney. This is the kind Of man
who presumes 10 speak for the Republican party
~ Pennsylvania aud who objects TO Mr. Stuart
hecnuse he hss mot met with him n his travels
AZ o politician IL.