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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

y WlUSkEN CONFLAGRATION.-
y great fire occurred at pattcrsou's
.'orc-houSc Philadelphia, Weducs-
day. The loss is estimated at i've
millions,
The origin OF the fire is stated to
b" rs follows: The immense weight
OF whiSkcN stored in the south end
Of the building. directly over the On
glnc'room, caused the upper part of
the building to give way, thus letting
the whiskcy down into the engine
room. In an instant the fire spread
throughout the six stories.
New York and Eastern Insurance
Companies lose heavily.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

lCE.-BcsideS the fact that lee is
lighter than water, there is another
curious thing about it which most
people do 40, know, pcrhaps-namc.
~, ITS purity. a lump Of ice melted
Will become pure distilled water.
When tie early navigators of the
Arctic seas cot out Of Watcr.thcy mel.
tea fragments Of those vast noun.
talnS OF lee called icebcrgS and were
astomshcd to find that they yielded
only fresh water. They Thought
that they were formed on the land
and III some way Launched into the
sea- Buff they had been RIGHT the
result would have been the same.
me laet Is, that water in freezing
turns out OF it all that Is not water
SAT-, a.a culoriug matters, and all
impurities. Frozen sca.watcr makes
lresh.Watcr ice, If You freeze a ba.
SIN OF indigo water it viii make Ice
as clear and white as that made
lio.n pure ralu.water. When the cold
Is very SHlldcn,theSc foreign matters
nave 40 time TO escape, either by
ilNlhg or sinking, and are lhua en-
tangled with the but do not make
any pant OF ii,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

\ Uniycrsalist minister who was
Il member of the last Ohio l.egisla.
turc wishes to go again. A local
paper referring 20 the fact uses up
his prospects with the following
comment, the first sentence of
which must be shocking TO the cler.
gyman's theological senses: "polit.
icallS he is dead TO all eternity.
Clever man, though, and ncighhor.
~ but as politician he scatters
awfully. He's too wide at the muz.
Zlr.p
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13
Miscellaneous Items.

st. Louis eats six hundred pounds
of opium a day.
1t costs S25 to pull a mans nose
iii San Francisco.
The RothSchilds won't raise any
more loans for the Pope.
Cooley, of the fashion magazine,
has an income of $4,000.
The negroes in Arkansas propose
to pre-cmpt public lands and hire
Cinnamon.
a St. Louis lady sues a dentist for
$4,000 for putting in her false teeth
improperly.
There is movement in England
to abolish trousers. Ladies who
wear them oppose it.
"Shirglc weddiugsr are becoming
fashionable. They occur when the
first child is old enough TO spank.
bismarck says that he always
trusts difficult commissions to men
with spirited and ambitious wives.
In Schoolcraft, Mich, the other
day, there was ii procession of seven
teen baby wagons, each holding a
baby, and all drawn by young ladies.
y want has been felt and express
ed by Ply scans for a safe and reli-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13
UOW0n SnHr0yc.

Wepuhlish elsewhere the report
of the Suffrage Committee of the
Council of Cens0rs on a proposition
to give the right of suffrage to
women.
1t seems that the Committee have
satisfied themselves of the necessity
and expediency Of giving the ballot
to the women Of Vermont; but we
fail to find in their report anything
Ill favor Of this change in our 20,
litical system that is not overbal-
anced 10y considerations adverse to
it. They lay down as the basis Of
their argument that "capacity to
understand the effect of public
measures and a desire for the public
welfare" are the qualifications for
suffrage. "And it is the RIGHT of
any one who possesses these quail,
ficatlons as much as it is the right
of any other" Now il this is so,
there are others besides the women
of our State who have long been
deprived of their "natural, inherent
and inalienablc lights,' according
to the Committee and it is time
TIER rights were asserted and recog.
nized. We refer to the intelligent
portion of our male population un.
der 2l years Of age. According to
the basis laid down by this Commit
tee is the right of certain minors,
who possess the qualifications speci-
he'd, TO vote, as much as it is the
right OF the young man u years of
age. If this theory was carried
out we should have to admit minors
to the ballot as well as women. and
dis 1t would be difficult to determine
III al! eases whether person pos
seSSed the qualifications, and he
might object to having others deter.
mine for him, the practical result
would be that we should have to
let any one vote who demanded the
privilege.
Weopinc that the Committee have
started on the wrong track in at
tempting to argue for female SUI
flagc on the ground of natural OF
abstract right, for the ballot is re-
moved from the natural right in it,
usual acceptance.
AS to the ne,essity OK this chang,
we thlhk the tact that the women oI
crmont do not want to vote is =
sufficient argument against it. ",
have yet to see or hear the first init
NATION that any considerable mum
beI Of our Vermont women desir,
the right OF suffrage and until the,
90 desire to han this right ard [,
exercise it, certainly no good cal
come of amending our Constitution
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

What is the difference between an
old married couple who remain at
home aud quarrel, and young mar.
RED couple who go skating and
break through the ice? The first
stay III and fall ont, and the second
so out and and fall in.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13


per drops as quietly and gently as a
snowflake on the top of the Alps;
but, like them, V hen collected, they .
descend like avalanches. Woe be /
to the evil which they strike. Let /
the man no is the most iastIdiOus, |
who prides himself most On his Ie-
iiuenent, find fault, if lie can, with /
the vote of Il womall-a thing that |
is so easy, so simple, but that would .
carry into human affairs q power al I
most like the right hand OF the Al /
mighty.
To-day, the proudest throne on
the globe is occupied by a woman.
No person is shocked that she is at |
,lc head of empire. Every reason
urged against larger liberty for !
woman is illuStiiously coniutcd by |
the dignity, purity and womanIy !
prOpliety with which Victoria gov
crnS her empire.
1t is only woman without a IT,
tIe,' that must have no privileges.
Woman. in her own simple self, with
nothing but what God gave her,
plain. democratic woman, is not
deemed worthy Of honor and pub,
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lit up her hand to cast 4 vote. III
she represents a power, a state, an
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13


encd, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by It's use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclcs are DESTROYED,
or the glands Gtrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF touling the hair with posty scdi.
ment, it Will kcepit clean and vigorous,
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling oil, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delcterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm it. ii wanted
merely for a
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

sure safeguard, the right of suffrage.
After abolishing human slavery,
the next great conquest Of the Unit
Ell States over wrong and error, will
be to take woman from the feet of
man and place her by his side, in
vested with every right and privi-
iege OF her present lord and MASTER
that the law can confer. And in
this Is involved his highest interests.
Whatever Will elevate her will ele-
vatc him. That they rise or sink to-
Sether all history shows.
The form Of an article of amend
ment to the constitution is append
ed, ;hc adoption of which your com
mlttcc recommend.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES REED. w.,
ii. HENRY Powers. , No''''
Montpelier, July 9th, 1869.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

Two MEN BURNED TO DEATH
BY MOLTEN IRoN.-The Lewiston
(Pa.) True Democrat of IA recent
date said:
On Wednesday of last week, soon
after the l O'Clock whistle blew for
the men to commence work at Free
dom Iron and Steel Works, the
whistle blew an alarm. On reach
ing the cllpola-room it was found
that the bar upon which rested the
supports of the bottom of the cupola
which was in uSe, and which at the
time contained five tons of molten
iron nearly ready to run out, had
broken. and that James y. JUnkIn,
furnace builder, and George BearIy,
his helper, both of this place, who
were engaged in making repairs un-
der the cupola, had been caught III
the plugging mass of molten iron
aud cinders, and terribly burned.
Mr.. Junkin ran out Of the cupOla>
room, followed by Mr.. Bearly, their
clothes in flames. Some men at
work i'll the rear OF the engine house
first saw them, and did all they
could to smother the flames, and
relieve them OF their burning clothes.
Physicians were sent for at once,
and in the meantime everything
was done that was possible to
alleviate the sutlcringS of the in
jurcd men. They were removed to
their homes during the afternoon,
and Mr.. BcarlN, the surface of whose
body was burned to II crisp almost
from head to foot died the same eve.
Mr. Juukin, whose injuries were
chiefly confined to his legs, from his
hips down, fingered until Monday
when death ended his SuiicringS
Mr.. Junkin was about torty.tW,
years Of age, and leaves u family
Mr.. BearlY was a son OF Danic
Bearly, aged tweHty-SiX, and uu
married. Mr. Junkin had taken out
"a life insurance policy for 81 ,0Ot
only in February last.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-13

Proposed Article Of AmRdmcnt on
Woman Suffrage.
ARTICLE No. q. Hereafter women
shall he entitled to votc.and with no
other restrictions than the law shall
lmpOSC on men.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08
EVERY FARMER,

Gardener slti Fruit GYoWevi is invited to
send for "B ESr'S IMPROVED FRUIT TREE AND
VINE INSECT DESTROYER AND lNHIGORATOk,"
improved and patented june ID 1865 after eight years
experience with the old "lnvi gor tor
Having purchased all tl.e right title and Interest in
this Patent and Patented Composition, Tor whole
United States an now prepared to lul nis samples
to test, with vivw OF selling "oTAl H., COUNTY"
and Individual Rights le.s;, la ing
for this Invaluable Preparation hisiieI that it
will do what clail.
When applied tho Preparation pe1ctrates every
pore destroying the in tie root, heart and
branch OF the tree, and NY connecting with the Min
eral substance OF the earth destroys the cause and
prevents the creation OF any destructive insect 1t
will instantly destroy all pests that derive their
triment from the sap Of Trees, Vines and Vegetation
! aud successfully prevents them from committing
ravages orchards crops. 1t will kill the Peach
gruD and Borer and prevents the Curculio from sting
! ing the Plum. As fertilizer it has no equal, and
will not injure auy Tree Vine Plant. On applica
ti0n will refer to men In Baltimore County, Of the
highest agricultural Standing who will testify to the
| benefits they have derived from it, use
&aMples with directions for using, sent to any
the United States receipt Of H. "Individu
| a Rights," containing tho Receipt" sent prepaid
| by return mail, on receipt of S.
| reliable Agent wanted In every county.
Address, J. AHKARN,
| No. 5 Post Once Avenue, Baltimore, Nd
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08
CITY ELECTIONS.

The election in St. Paul on Tuesday
presented the curious result Of = tie
vote ON Mayor, the two candidate.
receiving 1865 votes each. The Cit.
Gems Ticket elected their Comptroller,
John W. Roche; Assessor, Chas. Pas
savant; Surveyor, D. L. Cur,ice; and
four out Of the six Aldermen, Dr.
Steele, W. B. Liteh6eld, J. L. Fore
p.ugh and F. Willius. Harvey Office.
was defeated for City Attorney, by his
f.ther-in-lav, Gen. German, by just II
votes. The Democracy seem to be
badly demoralized.
Hastings las gone Democratic, elect
ing Col. Thorne Mayor.
In Minneapolis D. Morrison (R.,,
was elected Mayor by l04 majority.
W. W. McNair (D.) was elected
Mayor Of St. Anthony by 17s majorit,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

"A school teacher, near Plymouth,
o., named Williams, has Paid tiue Of
ton, dollars aud costs; exceeding one
hundred and forty dollers, for brutally
whipping one ofhis pupils, girl Of six.
teen, named Fanny Beslman. He took
some hickory withes, warmed them and
twisted them together. He thon grasp
Cd Miss Beelman by the hair, and
drawing her head down over tho desk,
struck her over the shoulders and back
until she was . mass of bruises. In
endeavoring to ward of the blows she
throw up her hand, which was struck
and lsmed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Our exchanges in the southern
| portion of the State speak Of the SOW
ing of wheat in the latter part OF March.
Mrs. Mattocks, wife Of Rev. John
Matt ocks, St. Paul, died on Friday.
She was highly esteemed.
"A great fire occurred in Wilton on
Saturday morning. All the county
Offices were destroyed. Five buildings
we're burned.
Rev. s. Y. McMasters, Of St.
Paul, has been elected Dean Of tho
seabury Mission, including the College
aud Theological Seminary at Fairbault.
Tho Saltwater Republican says
that = boy, nine years old, was hauled
homo through the streets Of that place
dead drunk
The Hastings Gazette says 4. p.
Stouell has been appointed secretary Of
the Hastings l. Dacota raihoad, in place
Of &. H. Lango resigned.
-Wiuona has voted By majority of
800 to give 100000 in bonds to aid
in the construction of the st. Paul and
Wisona Railroad.
Red Wing has also voted $4,000 in
bonds.
The store of j. Couchman, a
Auoka, was entered by burglars on
Sunday evening, the safo blown open
and $3.50 in currency stolen. Cutter
l. Co.'s store was broken into the same
evening, but nothing was taken.
The Pioneer says party Of fome
| sixty English immigrants came through
to that city on Saturday night. They
all appeared to be well-to-do people and
intend locating on the line of the Su-
porior railroad. They report that hun
dreds Of other immigrants will follow
them soon.
Nearly all tho surplus wheat in
Mcleod county has been stored ut Blake
ly Or Carver. It is the opinion ofmany
that the farmers have sold themselves
short, and that there is not enough left
for seed this spring and for breadstuffs
to lost until after harvest, SO says the
Glencoe Register.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

An leo gorge in the Mississippi just
below St. Paul has caused great rise
in tho river, completely overaoving
West St. Paul and the lower portions
Of the city proper. The water is over
the floor il Hll's warehouse At the
levss. A cake Of ice struck pier No.
3, built for one Of the new railroads,
aud carried OF the top in one solid
mass. This chunk Of masonry is esti.
mated to have weighed At least one
hundred aud fifty tons, and the damage
Is $1,000.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08
NOTICE..

All persons are hereby notified that
County Bond No. l, executed in favor OF
the "Pioneer Printing Company" Of St.
Paul, Minnesota. for Revised Statutes for
the use Of Monongalia County, drawn and
signed by Peter E. Nord;n, chairman
Board Of County Commissioners, and Jesse
L. Whitta, County Auditor, amounting to
about lightly dollars. is hereby declared
null and void, rs the said Statutes never
were received, nor bond returned. The
holder of the above named "Bond," will
confer favor upon tho present Board Of
County Commissioners, by returning the
same.
By order Of Board Of Co. Com.
HUGH BLAKELY, Chairman.
Attest:-W. W. P1>NEY, Co. Auditor. ...
Dated at New London. Mimi, March
18th, 1869.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

"A correspondent Of the Knoxville
Wig writing from Fentress county,
Tenn, tells / marvellous story Of : GHOST
seen BY young lady Of that vicinity
Atsauset, u tho young lady was sitting
BY F.. spring near the house, she "saw
standing near her the figure Of = man
with arms extended upward, shining al
q flame Of FIRE. And while she gated
upon it, it spoke IN clear and audible
tone, "be not afraid" then began to as
oeud and was soon lost in the distance
above the trees" All in alt, this was
certainly a well-mannered ghost, and Of
. class to be encouraged.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

Rev. j. R. Creighton, Pastor Of
the NJ: E. Chruoh, at St. Cloud, q
most able and faithful pastor, and
his accomplished lady, were made
happy, few evenings since by -
visit from = troop of friends, and !,
substantial "remembrance" in thu
shape Of about $3.50 square cash, be
aides other article. Union.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

onnes, ! am sorry 70 ny, TO- stoo6
: presumption Of truth, 70 the aeeusa-
ton 90 many arc making, that motives
.of psouaiary self interest have aetuatsd
you al he way through.
Whom the act VA passed that located
: Normal School It 81. Cloud, ws.
hoped and believed that 70 should be
represented on the Board BY = man
whose dignity aud sterling worth would
reflect credit on our city aud justify
the choice Of tho Legislature. 1 win
tell you, n theory, what such I man
should be. Conscious Of bio own inter.
rity he would 70 eempott himself q 10
win the respect and eeteem Of al. He
would support his opinions With sound
argument. and yield gracefully when
defeated. He would Be listened to
With dsfsrsnee aadrs,pset, aud whether
.tght'or wrong, would At least maintain
the purity Of his motives.
You, General, may probably discover
sonsthing more Intelligent in tho mega
tive part Of sush . character. Tho
man I have described would never d.
grade his dignity in . meeting Of the
Board or the Committee BY an indecent
violence either in opposing OK defending
= measure. He would not delay the
location Of tho school for months be-
cause his whims and preferences were
likely to be unqualified. He would
not, when he had failed to accomplish
his end in an honest way, seek to attain
it BY subterfage 20 Transparency shall
low Is to mako BIN tho laughing stock
Of the whole oommo1y. He would
not b 20 glaringly inconsistent. Is to
accept and record a deed for property
and have it insured in behalf Of the
State, aud then refuse to sign vouehe,
tor its payment. He would not, in fine
after he bad prestituted his high posi-.
ton 70 the purposes Of self agzr.ndize
meat, persist in holding it against th.
manifest wishes Of his fellow membsr1
aud tho good Of the community.
Aud now, General, in eonelusion, i
neither the pe,saasioos Of your friend.
nor tho ridieu]e Of your enemies cal
induce you to retire from position 70,
have filed with % little credit . your
elf OF benefit 70 the city, " shell {.
least hope 70 show you, BY your fail
ures and defeats, il in no other Wy,
that al the wisdom Of the see il no.
eoneentersd in the little head thai
carries al you know.
lam, very truly yours, etc.,,
':N0RNAL."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
: 3 3

TO the working Glass Il am now prepared to fur.
nish all classes With constant employment At their
homes. the whole Of the time, for the spare MO-
ments. Business new, light and profitable. Pifty
cents to - per evenin IL easily earned by persons Of
either SEX and the boys and girls earn nearly o. much
- men. 0rest inducements are offered those who will
every person who sees this notice. may send their
address and test the business for themselves make
the following unparalleled offer: 70 al who are not
we'll satisfied with the business will send 81 to pay
for the trouble Of writing me- Full PARTICULAR direc
tons &C., sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10 cts
Address II. q. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08
On Monday President Grant signed
the Tenure Of Office bill, a. passed in
Tho modified form BY Congress.

Hon. G. T.. Brown, Of St. Potter,
has been appointed Agent for tho Chip
psva Iudians Of Minnesota, sice Major
Bassstt, and D.; B. Coilard, Of Dakota,
Colleotor Of Customs for Minnesota,
sica Le NAV, at Pembina.