Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-11

Nention TO nominate Governor Lieut., 800 49,
nor ana treasurer. Ayoo' NJ ~ 80
custom new men VIII oe 'io1sl' o'r' ~
Nenuoa, when WIN mas 1t one - ~, r.
tSt anu pI'o'u5 Vi SH-,
GOVERNOR zen e'eI l. - - M
s'otN' seems u 'g 'Ne 0Ht'-1 ~ liI,ll -,
press 50 lar rs " M A,'' tio ,or,l, 49,,
'n9us.y lo' nun % ut i an -" ~ St
l.'- " nan. Iiai. vi,laI e1titiei roit
If faithful and meritori0us service 10 the state
does anything toward creating claim. We
look upon his nomination as already more than
as-lrei-though probably not conceded by al.
without a sharp contest III the convenuon-and
TO save reference to the subject again, will con-
s.alu-ale inc HlAle upon tne "ls1oh anu fortune
VI IT, r..,
run '"' H'A'''e'Oio lN''I-@
II Will soon be determined who is to be the
cand"iate Tor cur next Governor; IN fact there Is
not much douot now who 1t Will be. Though
tAe names OF several others, good men and true,
nave De'u mentlonei Tor the office yet the popu-
Jar voice, So Tar as We have been able to learn, Is
l-r ft'er l. Nashourn, Of oodstock. lie seems
20 be generally regarded as IN every way htied
..r, ana worthy Of the Office His character,
hr puo.t services, ms knowledge OF the sltua-
uon and wants OF the state, and ms spirit OF
progressive improvement emninently qualify
the w..le- Of The citizens in his mart Of the
State. the desire seems to be unanimous. or near
ly SD. in his favor. We hone there will be a full
and hearty eypressi5r Al the Convention at Rut-
land Of ;6e nr,franca If tbe citizens f tbe state
without any undue Influence Of 8, CLONES or
q. -;,,.-. -- .,.l that tho r,,,, ,.b,, tb ,s,1.
want yin te sele,tol ,,hotbo- bo bo ,,r -
.,rl,I,re ny sor,o otier mar,
FROM the Bellows rails ZINES
The governor question continues TO be moler-
ately agitatei IN various parts If the State, the
preponlerance Of expression thus far being
largely "a favor Of Gen. p. T. Nashburn. If
Woodstock.
From the Woodstock staniard.
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ill.,, ~ Ge, WosIt,,r, MO bave ayl;1..I az
,r..s-ro ~, or,,;,r of the resnIr If ,ts .,7'vsss
To- .,-7,,.- q, s,.al- ssr-irsl- f,, a. y,ge,
d.. f,.ts 1or H., s,fFie;ertI,. J.yei.sJ ~ l-,5-
If ,r ;rt.Il-,e,t ipJrer1erf R8t The r,ry9-s
has - fan rr,--Tssss3 maj We Isz,rl 1-trs IN So
;,. tIst Con W,sbb,,rr,s ,o,,i,,s-i,, T.. y
trsmrlv rrobab's 10 p.e a moderate evrrr..ior-
he accorded TO HIM bv common M csp.cnt in the
convention, as it was to Governors Smith and
Page
sogIH-EAsrEHy c. J. RAILnoAD.-The New
p',l E+if,.' ol June Isl says
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gr and If 8. tbe lr.i,ilr, of fho.e hest informed
I'm tbe -,s-rer I'll = tl,s r.,l ,r;u Do connected
IN the line within tvro vs,rs Sb.u15 tbe r,,d
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pendent Of the Boston Journal, writing from
ST. Adams under date Of 18th utimo. speaks as
r,,.---- H. 49, ,.-.-;.l- r.t.;.
road -
IS The traffic Of the Central Railroad has gradu-
ally increased for several years. For a long
time il crept along. Now it strides forward with
unexampled speed. The road is reapnE the
benefits Of the sagacious and fJresghtei policy
Of its oldest managing Trustees, Ex-senator
seph Clark The earnings of the Central and
branches now range from ; l-''o0' to S!,o,o9o
H. t-,iI tbo -,,,sr;e-t .S",5ol ~, i,,rc,.e If
eaoO0o over the same month of 1865. At
present the endeayor Of the Trustees is not to
Io'l.n o.t .u7llles .uI 70 10 WIN ,l's
large and the rolling stock of the rad is insult
Gent to meet the constant demand upon it,
The trustees are now issuing half million Of
equipment bonds to provide the road with need
eli facilities for doing this largely increased bus
mess No difficulty is found in negotiit ing
, these bonds at par The proceeds from them viii
. be at once mt into cars specially for freight
T The trustees build their own cars and coaches
in their extensive sbops at s.. Adams Besides
rtir- ,l,o ,,,,;,.s +l,a.sr sbors NOW +urn ont n
r, 80, ,, 80, da,- an5 with the money
/ 'l,sin,l f-,-, ,,5stbo f,rso will he increase1
,,,, 80, 81, .ars eor,, 5a,
- - -, -, 5s,. .,s.b.s rovy
,I'. an IL .. -,rlo,r, i'm
,,,,'-.rer'+ - a,d i,,1r;.s i, raiIroo5
,rsroI;r,- m f,,e - az, the result Of
the lbqT7l and roaressye s,,, Of Gov smith
Who soes an ,,,1.,o-,ts IA ,,lo.+s hon HIS
enterprise is filly supnlementeJ Inv the fine
ta.tc md rare r1ecbsrical s,,;u ~ NJ Sess;,ns
tl,a ,nssfer If the car sbons
AMERICAN SILK.-In private letter from Mr.
Ward Cheney, (of the firm of Cheney Brothers,
Hartford, Ct.,) written at Lyons, March 10Th,
tractors for the entire production Of the Ameri-
can Gros Grain Black Silks. occurs the following
paragraph Of general interest