The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-06-14


To- poI4.eai stu 4 80 bsrs is 4-
an 8 ,a# Il Ass taps ea te
mixed Tie democrat. and a ra-
ja0ts q the neasFss, iasiu.hac tbe
tbs Republican, Il 81 Ions eaaass
lbstua sfaic 4ia.srauc felsl o. ~
pared bat lisa thsy saaI await iaeas
tl4a Of tie adicals. sha il saet ,asa
ala It's . them presumed pm iagib
,ao complete 81 If ctn.hasteN ab.u
lbsy lbey ssl u,roa their wuel nta
ibs scale ~ Ga conservative sllc ID
aay zach can 81 faund IS l.ie nlHlg
paris aud Is that say it +
iasl rather than ha brcsH uaa l,s
tire case should ibey 10 q eIoeta IaM
ocruGo state ticket After which dies
hope % gather up TIE scattered iras
p4snts 81 parties .nl oai % Thorn Is e.
fee, new combinations ihat wall avail
to giye them again control whore taey
formerly ulti wlli anticipated sway
bu tbs confession u weakness does
aal sia, loe taste 81 barge minority "a
bg pans. and q seAism is Threatened
ia ilai account 81 that plau may
sAarg lho iaie II other well laid sths,nos
ol nen ana mice
On the other hand, as % one feature
Of our politics, there is middle wall
VI partition" dividing asnnder tae rad.
ical party more completely than tariff
and protection fnnlng bills currency
questions OF anything else. The legs
nature, last winter, voted to submit to
the people at the general election this
coming November, for their ratification
or rejection, six propositions, MS amend-
ments to our Constitution, one Of which
and the great bone Of contention
provides for the restoration Of the cleo
tive franchise to those hitherto disqual-
flied for participating OF sympathlzing
with tue rato SO called"
The Missouri Democrat which has
been considered as the great organ OF
the party from first to last, advocates
4 with great oarnestnoss that the entire
list Of disquahlieations be swept away,
and that the followers Of Price and jeff
Davis, equally With those Of Lyon and
Lincoln, be admitted to the privileges
Of making laws for the government they
essayed in vain to overthrow Bee use,
says the Democrat. Willie their mum
bers will not vail to give them control
Of the state after 1872, (the first gener-
al election after that OF this fall it will
serve 10 remove great source Of dis
content ! have not heard that even
the Democrat proposed to throw open
the doors u the penitentiaiy, for the
same reason, though doubtless tn
great mass OF its inmates are in
political sympathy with "our southern
friends" There is much less of the
workings Of politicians TO be seen than
usual at this season of the campaign
each seemingly waiting for the other
10 move
IL was my fortune, IN a recent trip
to st Louis, 10 La fallow paseon so, oi
jim Mace, the champion and to hear
him give some Of his experiences in
professional life, F" 1t occurred to me
to represent myself as special reporter
| for the MANCHESTER JoUESAI, aud "n-
terwew him accordingly, but consider
ing that lie bud but recently undergone
the fatgulng labo. Of being interview.
ed by Tom Allen, | spared him the in
fiction would that other reporters
might be us considerate. Since the
war, when generals were comman and
every day sight, lions have become
scarce, and one must be content to put
I up With a pugilistic hero, for the want
Ioi something greater.
Peaches III this region viii not be
ono-tonth 81 an ordinary crop. o ap-
pies, yery isS survived our April torn
Iol ice and SHOW Berries arc about TIC
only truit VT ia,e, und IN moderation.
Wheat and otLel ceiealo look pronis
ng aud cotton $ represented To be IL
tie finest capdE iut EqtisuS