The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-28

Tho following resolution was lately
adopted ~ VIA, j. called the honest
democracy q Msrcor county OA,o
Resolved, That We ara 10 favor Of re
pu3ialion 81 tie bonded debt q the
United States Al Eoac.t way q ex-
pressing j very dishonest purpose
a suit has boon entered ia the L
S Circuit Court, AZ New Orleans.
agMns, Gen James q Stcadman. ex
internal revenue collector Tor this DIS
trie' and his snreacs, by .be UIited
States District Attorney ioi oror $500 :.
600. which amount after an ADJUST
meat o. his accounts BY the proper Of
aoers, was found 10 be duo by Stead
man as tax collector 70 the government.
Senator Morton makes sharp hits
Al bis iaie speech in Wilmington, Ohio,
! be uttered the following "And is there
any good reason Why the republican
party, after having preserved the pub
lic should be required 10 turn over the
care and custody Of it TO the democra-
/ cyf When the flames Of your burn
ing house have been extinguished
would you employ the incendiary as a
Waterman TO protect il from fire in the
future; or when your child has been
rescued from the waves, would you de-
/ liver IL over for tender nursing and re-
susoitation to the mcnster who threw
itinr Yet You might do these things
with as much propriety as TO turn over
the control Of the government to the
democratic party
General Jordan the American fill
buster in Cuba, seems TO be in his ele.
ment at tho head OF division Of the
insnrgent army. He writes to an old
army comrade in Tennessee asking him
to join the army with recruits. He
says there is no reason to fear the eli
mate; that it is really pleasanter than
that Of Tennessee; and that the only
care necessary is not to indulge at first
too freely in fruit He closes his letter
by saying 81 think you will not regret
coming. The country is the noblest /
ever saw, and worth fighting for With
1900 Americans to form nucleus for
the people to rally around, there will
be no trouble to drive the Spaniards
out Il the island
4 writer in the Orange Co., n Y,
Chronicle, has touched bottom on spir-
itual rappngs. lie says "they proceed
from encouragement and hypereffer-
yeseence Of small conical grardular bod
los situated heterogeneously in the ro-
tundum OF the interior aeephalocyits;
which, by coming in unconscious con
tact with the etherization Of the FIVE SUI
perior processes Of the dorsal yertebra
also results in clippings, by giving rise
TO spontaneous cOnbustions with Ger
tain abnormal excavations Of multitu-
dinous ochinorhyncus bicornis, situat-
ed in various abdominal orfces. That's
Just our idea exactly, but we never could
clothe it in such highly Ineligible Ian
guage But here we have sentence
that any child can understand.
1t appears that the frauds discov.
cred in the Methodist book concern
consist in tae alleged fact that a son o.
DR.. Porter, one Of the tents, has re-
|, ceiyed for the past eight or nine years
averaging not less than 7 per cont. foi
: purchasing printing paper for the in
sttution- that is, the agent permitted
bis son, who is paper broker to charge
! a heavy commission for doing what wa'
the agents duty 10 do himself Re
ports say that the purchases on which
! the commission has been allowed
amounted to $lG00 600 per annum, anC
, also that the son sold paper TO the con
} Germ at rates which gave him still
! greater fund. Other irregularities ar,
also reported in the binding depart
: ment, but no particulars are yet given
J Rigid Investigations are progressing
t and implicated parties have been dis
D mis- ed
Mrs. Evans, one Of the sufferers b,
: the Ayondale disaster, loses eight o
her family her father, husband, tbre'
son and three brothers.
All that Canada wants, says Lon
don Journal, is people and money. =
Come to think about it, this is all on
glorious Alaska wants II Sewart
would only send up there about tel
million people, and two hundred mill
ion greenbacks, Alaska woulp be
great country, il the people didn't a.
freeze 10 death before Christmas.
( Lucy Stone. whiie'one Of the leas
d noisy and intrusive Of the Women
/ Rights women, is perhaps the cicyeaes
+ Of them all The other day, in repl.
( to a question whether, II women wer
a allowed TO vote they SHOULD bear arm
in time of war, she said
There was something for women 4
do in aid Of the army other than t.
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