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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

rsy' The female orators at the women
suffrage meeting here last week, were
very urgent that the men of Vermont
should be the first to confer the ballot
upon women. The men of Vermont are
decently smart, but Brigham Young has
out stripped them in this, and already
given suffrage 10 his female adherents.
Brigham also, i'll the exubcrance of his
heart, grants the right to dozen or more
women 10 take hold of one man, and to
be called Ivy his name Vermont men
are ii great way behind Brigham Young,
and Mrs. Lucy Stone is apparently some
what so, As it Is generally understood she
refuses TO be recognized by the name OF
her reputed husband-Mr. Blackwell.
At any rate the posters announcing her
advent into the place, and the chairman
Of the occasion DESIGNATED her as simply
"AIrs. Lucy Stone"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

SILVER CURRENCY begins to snow
itself again, partly hccausc it Is a dcba>cI
coinage, and not much higher in value
than grccubachs. and partly because the
Canadians want TO get rid Of ii, being al
Il discount there. The Canadian govern
ment has proclaimed ,hat. after April -,
our silver shall ne Il LEGAL tender in Can
ada On Y at the rate of 20 cents for Il
quarter and 10 cents for hail dollar.
This makes them worth but 50 per ccn,.
while 9recnbacks ROW sell in Canada Tor
80 per cent IN cold. The actual VALUE.
OF our silver. in gold, i about - per
cent, so that there is Il fair chance tor
our thirty or forty millions Of silver coin
age 10 come back from Canada and ,l-,-
where and take the place of ihe "iirhy
rags" called fractional currency. Tins
viii tend to bring greenbackS up TO % in
gold, and when that happens. the step 10
specie payments Is Il very short one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

II was concluded that more names for a
call for Il county convention should he
solicited before the call issue. The OBJ
.lect of the contemplated convention is to
perfect the organization of a county So
cety
Friday evening the hall was again
crowded Mr.. ii. c. Ide was called TO
the stand, and responding, suggested the
disturbances of opening the doors of our
COLLEGES TO women. and of giving them
additional advantages Tor education. lie
thought also that suffrage granted to wo-
men in 50 quiet and rural a place as Yer
mont. would not be attended with very
serious, il any, evils.
Mr. blackwell, Mrs Lucy Stone and
Mrs. Campbell scverally addressed the
meeting, reiterating largely previous Ut
tcranceS.
Mrs. Stone thought the men of Yer
mont should give women the ballot if
they did not ask for it. 1t is true the
men of Vermont have given to women
important privileges, such as they have
withho!den from themselves, and when
tie women-not tie few-ask for adj
ditional immunitics, of benefit to them,
and not injurious to others, they will be
cheerlully granted.
The arguments of the various speak
er- were listened 10 with lively inter-
est, but, we apprchend, failed to convince
very large number of bearers, that
women had any very well founded claim
to the ballot, especially in view Of the
admitted fact that the number asking for
OF desiring it, is very limited.
We took copious notes Of the speech
e, but finding the arguments the same
as those used at the Montpelier conven-
ton, and published in the Caledonian a
few weeks ago, have thrown them aside
as useless.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

ECONOMY IN OUR NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Dawes made speech at Concord,
\. H, last week, and i'll that speech, at
ter abiding TO the fact thot the public
debt had been reduced eighty millions Of
dollars the first year of Gen. Grants adj
ministrations and with reduced taxa
ton, repeated verbal message from
Gen. Grant, as follows: Tell Says Gen.
Grant, the people of New Hampshire,
that during my administration there shall
be no ascending scale of public expendi-
lures, but wherever ard whenever the
closest scrutiny shall disclose tie possibiI-
ity of cutting off dollar it shall be
done"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11
New Hun,pshire Election.

The result of the election in New
Hampshire last Tuesday is the same fore
shadowed in our columns last week.
Though the returns in our possession do
not embrace much more than half the
towns of the state, they indicate the re-
election of Gov. Stearns by some 1900
majority, a majority in the house of rep
resentatives not materially reduced from
last year, also majority of the senate
and council-thus securing 10 the repub-
licans every branch OF the state govern
ment. BY the coalition of the labor lc-
formers, so called, and the democrats.
the republicans have probably lost one
or two OF the senatorial districts, and
perhaps Il few members of the house, but
they have emerged from the contest with
their banners unfurled and bright.
The Labor reform vote for Governor is
some 5000, and that for a temperance
candidate some over 1000. 1t will be
remem bered that a majority of the dem
ocratic state committee favored a coal
ton with the labor reformers, with the
view of securing the legislature and Il L.
S. Senator in place of Mr.. Cragin. OF
the some 5000 labor reform votes for
governor 1000 or more evidently came
from the democratic party. That party
has demoralized itself and utterly failed
in all its purposes, while the republicans
stand firm to their principles and the adj
ministration of Gen Grant.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

T.. b. Spaulding thought The AK should
be kept from the tree, rs it did more III
jury than all other things.
f. II. Carpenter said he had used tin
buckets 10 years, and they were as good
as when new, and would advise all sugar
makers to buy them il preference to
wooden ones al present prices.
Mr.. Carr bough 80 tin buckets nine
years ago, AMI not one OF them has leak
ed as yet He now has nearly 300.
They have every advantage over WOO |.
lie made yearly from 1900 TO 1896 lbs.
of sugar. but could not tell how much
wood it takes to make a hundred weight
as he used old stuff such us he picked up
about the premises.
The next subject is ''The utility OF
cheese f;tciories''
An article on Butter making from
David GoodalI, Esq, was then pre.ont-
ed by the president, and it was voted
that it be printed.
The club also voted to publish the adj
dress delivered by E. l.. Hovey at the
festival.
Our reporter being absent, we are IN
debted to the Times for the foregoing re-
port.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

c. Miss Eliza NJ. Clark was elected
at March meeting, of Brandon, supcrin-
tendent of SCHOOL, Miss Clark is voucll-
ed for by the Banner as the right woman
In the right place. She is an experienced
teacher. The town of Andover also
elected Mrs, Miranda S. Carlton, super
intendent of schools, and in Wardsboro
Miss Ellen NJ. Brimhall was likewise
elected to fill the same office. The mod
orator decided it was illegal to elect a
woman to such Office, when a man was
chosen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

E5The working womcn'- protective
Hmom. in iil>tou. go not think the ballot
i what th, Y need 10 elevate themselves,
or 10 remedy 'he ills 10 which they may
be subject. The union recently adopted
unanimously a series of reSolu,l, rs ex-
pressing their dis approval of the project
OF the Embarrassment OF women 10y the
legislature : their entire confidence in
their fathers, hrothers and husbands
their recogntion of the divine ordination
Of woman 10 domestic duties, aud OF
man to public affairs; and their deter
amendment of these several separate
spheres.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

eS-Ihe bill relating to Georgia has &C.
cupied the House of Representatives for
several days. The bill for the amend
ment of our tariff law has been before
the House, and will soon en-ross its at
teuiion. The Senate has discussed Mr..
Shcrman's funding bill, which. ii il pass
es, is likely to provide for the issue OF
bonds at ), 4 and i per cent. The
declaration of the Senate against the is
sue OF more paper currency is having a
good influence upon the country in Civ
ing stability to prices, Cr rather III
squclching speculative schemes.
The Georgia bill, amended "a motion
Of Mr.. Bingham, has been passed in the
House 10y Il largc majority. Tni, bill l.
designed 10 facilitate reconstruction in
Georgia. Gov. Logan has introduced /;
bill Tor reducing the REGULAR army. Mr..
Sherman ill pressing his funding bill il
lie StHatc. communicated lh1Orln3ilH!
tending t. slow that new bonds, with
reduced interest, would find large for
ci2n market, and TO the advantage OF tn,
people II this country.
1t i Thought Il majority OF the Ilou>,
reconstruction committee will report /:
bill TO pr'N,d' Tor a new registration an,
election + r. al state officers under tn,
present constitution Of Tennessee. ON tn,
ground that the present state Govern
mont docs moi prOtert The c tizens.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11
Torn officers EIecfcd March 20.

Observation-Disclosures, III II Lucas,
Clerk, q w IIartshorn Sclectmen.
G W IIartShorn, II Darling, + Z Judd.
Listers, J Z Moore, ii III Lucas, SWIM
Morrill, Jr Treasurer and Oversecr,
{ + Farnham. Constable and Collector.
5 L Shaw. Agent, and Supt, G. W
llartshorn. Grand Juror, J Z Moore.
Auditors, ii + Trask, G a Hutchinson.
Morrison. Commissioner, French. 20.
Silsby, I.
Observation-Disclosures, f w Church.
Clerk, u II Graves Selectmen. u III
Graves, + w Church, Joseph Nickerson.
Constable, Chas Lowell. Treasurer.
trustee, Ovcrsecr and Agent, + w
Church, Ii, ars, p w Russell, II L
Wetherbce MERIT Newhall Auditors.
L ii Graves, Joseph NickerSon, p W
Russell. Supt. Geo Ranney.
SrANNAED. - Moderator, Chester
Brown. Clerk, O c Cole. Treasurer.
Chester Brown. Selectmen, Harvey
kingsbury, Z II Patch, Alvah Aver
Constable, I { Batchelder Listers. J
IL Clark, Jos Patch, O ii Niles. Au-
ditors, Jos Patch, Jos Webber, Samuel
Stevens Trustee, Chester Brown
Grand Jurors, \ Batchelder, Chester
Brown. Town Grand Juror, J Patch.
Agent, L c Batchelder. Petit Jurors.
f W Clark, L Z Shepard, $ Winchester.
Alvah Aver, G. w Ransom. Suot. Mrs
Verona Weed. Commissioner, p n
Granger, 40
WALDEN.--MOderator, A w Eddy.
Clerk and Treasurer, Hiram Perkins.
Selectmen, Joseph Houston, J B Rogers.
Harvey Foster. Listers, J F Stevens.
Abel Gle, O II Wilson Overseer. w
Hunt. Constable, Joseph Farrar. Supt.
Charles Perkins I'd. Commissioner, p
n Granger, p.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

| e. Mrs. Lucy Stone in her speech on
Friday afternoon, in making the strong
est point, she seemed to be able of max
ing upon the bearing of the law in some
places upon woman, and her property,
told story an old lady related to her.
She and her husband worked hard, OBJ
tanned good property, when the hus-
band died, and Left will giving her the
income Of 800 only per annum. though
the lady said she lived with Il daughter
and had all the comforts of life and the
income of the $500 for pin money She
did not feel right not to have the control
of more herself. Quite likely she did
feel thus, but if she had only roted to
waive the will she could have had one
third, at least, of her husbands property.
This story illustrates the fact that men
Ilai made good laws End thereby given
this woman an abundance, but she, hay
ING the right to rOte and thereby waive
the will. declined TO do it, ard defeated
the good intentions the makers of the
law purposed in her behalf. The fear
that her doing 50 would make trouble
was as weak plea as the act of robbing
herself OF that the law vouchsafed to her.
Perhaps it was because our glasses may
have been left at home that we failed to
see the point in this story at all suggest
inc the idea that women We're robbed of
rights in reference to the ballot OF 10
prUpertY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

ca The superintendent of the ccnsu,
at Washington, has issued an order to
the Marshal of Ncrmont-Gcn Geo. l..
Fcster-to sub-divile the State into dis
t;icts OF from seven 20 ten thousand H.
habi'ants, giving to an assistant Mar
shall one of such districts. This means
that the census is to be taken in as bricI
a tine as possible
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

FIRE At X ,Ck ISLAND -AhrG, g.
quarter past two o'clock on the morning
o. the 81 inst. the store ui lipiii- Clark
was di-covcre l. lie on fire. Th, ai+vH
was immedia;, II 4ivrn and H., ,i.y com
paules were promptly on tie -louu'. ia
wer too l. to >Iyc any p3ru Il OF al,
store or it, contents. The lire spread :.
dwelling house and out-huu,c> f Mr.. G.
and they We're totaIly dr-irpvei wa
the Mill House." owned by Levi !~pai-
ding and occupied by Mr.. Grccnlc.d tie
miller. Ii vas thought nj one time he
"ri>t mill and the carriage shop wound
he burnt, hut 10y the timely AID ct tn,
Derby Line engine. this was prevented.
Mr.. Clark'> loss i estimated at about
$1,000, insured for about 5000.
Mr.. SpauIdina'> loss about 800 $50 IN
surance. Mr.. G. renleai lost nothing in
furniture, DC. VIM. Magcc suffered
some damage 10 furniture in removing il.
though his house was not burned. \
widow woman and her two children iiV-
ing in the second story OF Clart>'> stur,
lost everything. even TO their clothing
barely escaping with their lives.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

OUR PUBLIC LANDS.-Onc of the new
members of Congress from Wisconsin has
made a speech in the house upon the
Wholesale system, SO long in vogue. OF
granting public lands to railroad corp
rationS. The weSt-thc right quarter
begin to comprehend the injustice OF tie
prodigal manner in which public lands -
| the property of the whole natiun-havc
been donated to the projectors of rail-
road enterprises, to become the property
Of and to enrich a few men, at the cx-
pense of the many. Doubtless. in some
cases, where the public good requires the
construction of roads and the opening of
sections of country, the granting of pub
lie lands may have been warranted
That time has nearly if not wholly pass
ed, and hence congress may we'll hesitate.
about future donations of this character.
SO many speculaturs have bccome rich
10y thesa donations that they press con-
gre-s, through the influence of the lobby,
and otl cr means, with unttating per-c-
vcrarcc, to continue to make larnc
grants, and unless there is check upon
such Il wholesale surrender of the COM
mon property of The people there will BE-
no cheap Lands in the market, ana none
to be obtained except AT the spe :ulator>'
prices. ThcSe lands should be iusbandcd
by the GOV ernment tor the portionIe->
young men of the country, TO be avail
able 10 them under the homestead act, or
retained 50 that those of limited means
may secure farms. They need them
more than the spectators, 'and congress
should see to it that these lands are pre-
served for them. Congress will fail of
its duty when it legi>lGtes adversely to
the Interests OF the many, and for the
Interests If he few.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

PORTLAND ELECrION.-Last year a
citizens ticket-really democratic tick
et-succecded by several hundred in the
city of Portland. This year the same
ticket was run by the same party, but in
the election in the early part of this week
the republicans elected their nomin. e
-kingsbury-by a majority of POO, and
a majority Of the city officers
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11
IMPORTANT To PmYsIC. Axs.-In ii

IMPORTANT To PHYSIC. ANS.-In IT,,
revised Statutes OF Vermont, chapter Il.
section I, page l27, we find the following
which we publish for the Information OF
those who ale interested in the subject ::
Sub. 7.-Every physician who shall
have been in Attendance upon amy d.
ceased person, shall leav- with the town
clerk certificate containing the name
OF the disease, or cause. ii known, OF such
death, within fifteen days after the infer
ment of the diseased Any such mcdi
cal attendant who shall neglect or retus,
10 give the certificate required by this
section, shall, for such offence, pay Il
fine of three dollars. Tor the u.e OF th,
town where such offence shall! be CON-
mittcd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

@ Major John S. Seavey, landlord of
the Phoenix Hotel, Concord, n H while
riding IN his sleigh on Main ST., the 9TH
inst'' was suddenly attacked with apo
PieAy, and died before he could be taken
INTO the Hotel.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

rrI he fall of gold, Il few days since,
to log produces no very serious depres-
sion TO business generally. A few spec
ulator> in gold may 90 under, and when
they all do the country will breathe cas-
Ter, and be alal. The confidence Of the
business men oil the country remains I'M
shaken 10y the RAPID decline in gold, vet
it will lead to cautiousncss and more or
less hcsitanCy in their transactions. and
dullneSs to some extent, probably; and
what Is abSolutel y necessary in order TO
pass the ordeal safely, to preparations
for the coming time of a resumption of
specie payments. That dreaded day is
fast approaching, and if it shall not come
to suddenly, it is likely 10 pass without
panic or wide spread arrangement of the
finances and business of the country.
Some spectators, and some men who
have run along under too much sail for
n little or no capital, will doubtless be
compelled to sucrumb. All these evils
il they can with any measure Of propri-
ETY. be called >uch-will be more than
compensated by general restoration of
the business Of the country 10 Il health
tul and sounder condition than tie pres
ent Prices of almost every article of
trade are declining, but no faster than
our currency increases in value, thereby
sustaining an equilibrium in values -
When Il solid basis is reached, stability
will be attained in values, and hindranceo
removed TO the enlargement and extern
sion Of business, and a consequent surer,
but perhaps less rapid unreal prosperity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11
81. JonNsBURY, VT, FRIDAY, MARCH II, $50

.S-IF N>Y Our FRIE>ps wish lobe of Ram "'
Ornamental Prta'i0g done invite them TO give us
call We have just put into the Caedonian uhce sew
cral hundred dosrs worth Of beauti! typ" OF new de-
Sign, which. Together with other material and -klfn'
wokmeu enable us to DO almost any job Of Printing III
workrnaulike manner. Try before -anaing else
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

SUGAR MAKING.-The period of the
year for making maple sugar il nearly
upon u, and we hope those farmers who
have maple trees will excise them 10 as
great an extent as poSs bile without in
jury to them. Whatever Is gained in
this way is, in Il large sense, clear Gain,
and adds to the wealth of the state, with
out impoveri~hing any body.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-11

SAt a session of the teachers insti-
tute recently holden at Fayetteville, GER
tifcates were granted to three males and
two females.