Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-16

A 4 I .
. Anacostia Clubof Washington result,
!, in the victory of the former by aoOu'
u ~. The distance was II miles tna'
a haet and the victOrs time just u were
;an,s. or an average of I minutes 10 n0"
inutes' OF d" "' Cas-
ne mile. ID tho Rec
Thousands of both sexes Sut
o..ost and snthu ,iastic excitement II. 10
,aling that al the recent ln'ern''0 .n
oo..roce m the Thames, marked th0
,oc,s;op The affair was gracefully con,
o,ude5 bv a bountifal entertainment at sa
NIGHT given by the PotOmaes to 'n'li si'
competing club, at which a num''' u
other invited guests also sat down. NJ
u was curious, the rejoiclngf OF the
GeorgotOws people over the success u r
their boys c,,,s hrother\. u
,.l.a.aa his son Blaine's 18th birthday
on THURSDAY evening, by giving juvenile
nartv The Presidents childreA and the ]
I
chiliren's parents attended a.. 81.
'A' ssome things political are getting set
} :, :: recent letter, and gave
he election ioih of Y two u. s. Senator'S by the
new Legislature of Va. for example. How
ever much truth there may be in the gen
oral remark, the illustration OF 1t turns
l. 10 an unfortunate one. The Radl-
u calls saw that Judge johnson is lnadmlssl-
) h,e by reason of his having held ONCE
under the Confederacy subsequent to the
lr enactment by Congress making such hold
H. ing a disqualfer. Further as to va
oil affairs. Mr.. Whittlesey, Radical candidate
v for Congress for the Alexandra District
= PERSISTS in his purpose of ccntestlng MI
us Mex euzie's election, both on the ground
or Of disability and that of fraudulent cleo
ton. .a.5 ..- =,
ill could find much fault sometimes a
ass some things | see going Oh in the depart
inc ,nent. and outside Indeed it is yer.
ect hard to restrain my indignation at tunes
eir They are little wrongs, speaking nation
ar wise, but they are very annoying and ae
hen prive NANNY good loyal needy persons c
be bread and butter to put it into the mouth
ION of unregenerato sccessionists. #
The For example, there are two young w
will men. sisters, of this disloyal characte
he'd One of them, being somewhat quiet
ried manner, has never been purposels al
lnds obtrusivoly sutspoken where she knew
sons would give offence; but the other mas q
teal fed everybody. A loyal lady has h
join her foelings SO grossly outraged at the
have Bile where they both boarded, that
nder could not endure it, and left. The t
fate sisters held Department situations uni
own ,Johusons administration, OF course
e ex- after the new administration came In
these wedding process was slow y put IN J, one
----, tiUu, anu III INC ovtis~ ol 'iiie the
hedge sisters were reached, Notwithstanding
hedge the defiant boasts of the brazon one
ossess the Radicals couldn't get them dismiss
nson" that Senator This and Senator That
Susan them that they should not be dismiss
&c. But, before the Radicals had
in the to congratulate each other on the ev
prised they were both back again, in one inst'
your at least, by the request of the Presid
if Da- Now, how is this? Why, they are |
erhaps ty and bright, dressy young women, 81
'lacing what of the gushing kind, who are s.
ed wo- enough to lay their snares always
; Won Senators and Membce of the In
: your These two had captured two Repub
ssever- Senators, who leave their faded wiz
home and these two political fa
will be make special personal r'atter of
lion, the President to give those young w
moth situations and the President. kno
bound no more of the matter, and esteemin
70 head honorableSenat Trustworthy, grants
gnawed request in this manner. Meantime
of the poor soldiers widows and orphans, d.
many tiers among the respective constltutel
preju- these sound Republican Senstors-ju
4 mind. by their Professionalism they app
at you, them for their assistance to get such
lnowing ations, are impatiently told that it i
traitor to think of such thing; that Their
,termin- thousands of applicants just as desc
and just as infuelatially recommend
AFTER. they could be, applicants ahead of
who cannot get in
nee. Some low, rowdy negroes here ar
1869 ing their race great discredit. A g
b Ralti. ing of them, on Friday night, first di
colored ed colored religious meeting, and
set upon two policemen who came t
90 have tore order and beat them nearly to
/, If all and would have finished them but {
after of succor of the congregation.
letting The Supreme Court rendered th
vest bid. portant decision, Monday, that the
crown stituton prohibition Of the States
ono of laying ;mpost duties on imports an
ports applies only to foreign commerc
bv the does not prevent States from taxin
capital. sales of goods imported from or ex