The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-23


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ffUu Ills e,nrtry h tha rtvoluuouis,s Inform.
iuau has been received borc fram The well
knosH NieArAg aau ailibusier. General llcuniug
seu. lAsterly clancesed sitli The rebel army, ~ho
with twcaty lvo o.hera, leit here about two weeks
ago far Cuba stating that The party arrived safe.
y. and had auoceeitd ~ eiieetiug Junction with
toe revolutionary t5rees A lively time msy BE-
expected there hetore bong II any reliance can be
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Amcotlng q Texans was huld ID this city Taos
day evening 10 herr the report q committee
previously appointed to drsft memur al 70 Com
gresh regarding the condition ~ that State and
ia reconstruction There are tive sets ~ loyal
sts in Texas ene ia favor q The di,ieian q the
/ State and the other opposed There arc tho
North and South Texans respectively. The
I North vishcs to yoid the old southern DONNA.
/ ton in their state Government when IoIAs shah
be reconstructed, This committee reported al.
I yerscly te Tho aiusion, and recommended that
the suffrage question be settled by Congress, on
account ~ the excitement il created ia the South
! err part u the State By its discussion.
rrmromAI oFrICEEs FpoA AMONG rIE HEsIngyrs.
/ President GRAFT IL eminently eound in prefer
ring, ~heu they can be bad Territorial officers
I from among the residents of the Territories. II
! IN poor Government encouragement for men to
1 20 away into the wilderness, roughing il with
their families iofound States Tor the Republic
/ aud then, Whom they have made il habitable, Tor
/ the President snd Senate 10 conspro to send A.
\ u ard G. ofeutimes mere politicians and place
/ hunters. aud utter strango.s 10 the people, 70
4 take all the hasorable and lucrative Government
| tai pctiiions,
CHANCES on rLtCg-sEEKERs,
The city e. crowded with applicants FOR polit-
cal places while one after smother Of tho De-
Z partmoa,s are shutting rs doors as they fael
compelled 70 do in their faces. Secretary Cox
I ot the Interior Department has ordered that
I none be admitted whose husinoss is pficcseck-
\ ing Application must 81 made By letter Sec
7 Rotary Borie n the Navy has had his Depart
K mont plaearlesito the OBJECT Chat there are no
vacancies, and that therefore no applications will
4 bo considered. BESIDES which tho forces Of sew
/ cral Bureaus arc 20 be reduced The expense Of
these pcopc Is worry great, and the chance Of get
ting any placas on the average, ono IN ten thous-
AID For clcrksbips The only wise application is
I through aome Gungresaman OF other influential
friend who viii faithfully perform his promise to
zee 70 liie matter personally, wlilo tde candidate
stays al hona, earning and saving all he can
\ Ihcn Il he fails, he is as well of IS he was be-
fore. The ordinary chance Of getting anything
Is not WORTH twenty miles q railroad fare,
srw oFFIcERs ron THE sESATE
I The Republican mambcrs Of the senate hold a
caucus on Monday, and to the surprise Of tie old
officers az their friends, sho confidently sup
posed there would DO no change, It was decided
4 that Geo r Brown Is TO b. succeeded by John
r French, fiifmcriy -aiies 81 Oliio. ato Repre-.
sentative from n. c. John D, Defroos, sdpefin-
tondent If Pnblic Printing, Is 70 DO sueeeeled by
4. NJ Clapp, Of the Bgfialo Express General De
Will c. Clark, Executive Clerk, 70 be succeeded
! by 81 Morris, Of the south Carolina Ropubh
can Isaac Bassctt, Assistant Sergeant Arms
aud W j. Mcdonald, Reading Clerk, had an
unahimous vote for reelection aud Gsorge c.
Gorham, the Secretary, who was elected last
year, retains his place. Hon John r. French
tho new sereeaui-st-Arms, | have known person
ally for several years and feel encouraged for
our politics at the election Of man Of such high
solid mdaal worth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Greeley had long Interview with Secrota.
~ Boutwell, 90 Tuesday, aud was taken By the
latter to see the President, when a somewhat
protraetad interview was had. Tho big Journal
ist is a SORT Of recognized informal part u oui
Government
The friends Of Henry Ward Becchcr ia Brook
Ign are making an organized effort 10 raise tn,
necessary funds 70 pay Tor bronze statue ufthat
gentleman, heroie ia size, 70 be placed one Of
the shelves Of tho proposed Clark Mills NOM
meni 70 Lincoln 5000 is the sun required
President Grant has appointed Robert NJ
Douglas, son II the late senator Douglas, hii
assistant private Secretary.
III President johnson will Leave the city Thurs
day morning for Tenno=see. lie viii go benc,
difectiyto drctnyiiie bis old home, and after
spending Few days there be wii go to Nash.
riio.
Dr. Mary walker is candidate Tor Dr.. Ripley,
place AZ Doctor u the poor Of tbs First Ward
TINS city.
Con. skinner, First Assistant Postmaster Gem
efai, has received notice that bic IS 10 be succeed
al hg - Earle Esa the farrner tas t,artnar