St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-25

of those events, which though unhcrald
ed by any blarc Of trumpets, and follow
ed by scarcely mention in any of the
next days papers. was really the plant
Ing of a IN IRE durable milestone by tie
highway Of Progress, than any landmark
of Tct'oIm paraded in the public eye with
in the last three months. Though not
i'll San upper chamber" it reminded me
OF Il meeting Of tie early christians no.
merely from the presence OF thoughtful.
t;ntii-in-pired clergymen in the person O.:
Rev. VIM. 5. Bartlett Of Chelsea, the
patriarchal looking president, and o,hcr-,
but in that it was Il gathering OF hand
full Of persons willing TO work without
hope Of other reward than an approving
conscience, for the redemption Of a bus
ne-s world cnslaved by Il heathtni-u
abomination. For, take it, no man il
hi senses will deny that our present sy>-
TEN Of orlhcgraphy i an abomiuation.
/ Every body sees the rcduudancie-. incom-
-l,tcncies and deficiencies of our present
alphabet and >peling-tas!ions bat how
few have the moral courage to show their
faith that the system is "a hoarv. chaotic
ruin.,' by their works. This earnest
band proposgs-in the words of beau
tiiully lerncd shorthand letter from On.
OF the members, Mr.. d. Kimtall Of CHI
cage, 40 insert photographic wei..
III the uoviceS which error always leaves
in It's foundations" My limits will not
let lie specify the proposed means of re
form. ~ to printing, a great improve
ment can be made wi,huu; any charge
of types, ~ for instance, to omit tie
wrong Use of the supcrtluous .ettcr c. or
have it stand for some sound now unrrp-
resented, instead Of for K or 5. y /,
writing, | will not here add to what was
said upon the defects OF the old phono-
graphic systems, III my letter Of last De
cemhcr, except to note the tact that pho
nographers under each of the hait-dcz Il
Old systems. are adopting tia; Of Nh
Lindsey, Taclly-raphy.
Par cular- OF the art may be iearna..
by any OF your readers who will send ..r
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Ht,,,'''' -i''>,'' V',.l GEMS r.. ""h"u''J
OF IL, -AIi''''"''il / I''o-.>"l MA-aZ''.
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he L''t' +''''.' man i president "i tn,
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u turn (" ano.nrr field OF reform.
TIE NrlD, OF THE woKKIXG-woulN
ch,IIorn, .,n.u. o,,, .,,-;.l,..,;..., ..
synr,,Iv What III. snr;n..f,II H..
nuh'ir,, i,:.rv ..ii of i .,,,, $780,.
Urls j.. t.o rrna, III, f,llny;,n ,,i ...,-
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the Trihu, i -,n~bi, aud Il g NOT -;
on the suffrage question:
"Ncanwhi.r three things only are al
iau.hlr III ;.ii OF lhIu2wum.m TAcl
can have iuui Jul 'd-iu- g. dg,rl 3D. 10
u,tua. COT. 50 iAti II viii t:tr.c huj i:,4
their -!r...r- ,.lin4> To live. and "a: itc
wnol. line, GA uc brought in contact
with private tlni lovers, AMI the profits
Il their work he divorced iuru the plol,l
hands. Third. ihcy can have. AMI ought.
beyond all ,uua- now 80 hayv-.hd
Won mrv call tang. n-c,.--itv-ch.a.
amu-crnrrts. irr-c 20 farther toward
ueutThiz.u" morbid discomfort than any
/ probable rise OF Wages can d.. Ia,y
console, they make the poor satisfied il
: their lot. Those WHO work among the
poor know that amusement l. one ui
their greatest needs. Tins subject opens
III adj before one, and ii must h. iii
mis-! W iii tie sole assurance thar 40
may Instruct the poor. AND all Them. bur
. TIA. crow NM b o. and bc"otit they need
III dis Il. heavy Ar4!o- Saxon ain. >.
/ ph, IL = amusement.
! An! wei! may tnr Republican adj.
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men. and those no lonocr vo,ino. 10 opr
cities aud towns 10y the thousand aud ten
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often = lii, Of shame in the CROW .rJ Gem
tre, OF human life, where they escape