The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-26

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Tire Cleveland I4ojgor SAYS 81 the
Ohio Woman Suffrage Convention
Whom lhg woman conventions shall
DC ru.se3 q feminine men, who wear
nugleis ana raf, theIr Ea.r ID The mid
die, and spss& ia ha.f falsctt0 voice.
and Of masculine men, eho don The
trousers, crop their haF short aud talk
slang ~ deep bass hey sill command
more respect
The New York lawyers appear to
have even less conscience than lawyers
are usually credited with-and that is
by 40 means "a considerable stock
Thomas g. Fields WHO Is not consider
ed iueouuphblc, has offered ii bin IN
the Assembly, t0pteyeut lawyers from
accepting fees from both sides in the
same case II this action was usccssa-
ny what can DC said ion the honesty Of
New York lawyers
A writer in the New Haven Palla-
dium, processing to be q Congregation
ahst, says; In the last nine years the
Congregational churches IN that city
have lost two per cent whlethe Epis-
copal churches has gained % per cent
Ia Hartford the Congregational church
has lost five per cent, and the Episco-
pal churches gained 20 per cent In
/ the State Of Connecticut during the
same time the Congregational churches
have gained less than five per cent and
/ the Episcopal church has gained IS
per cent
All reports from Washington seem
to agree that never before was the pub
lie business in Congress SO far in ar
rears az Mt present After four months
4 ard n half Of session perhaps never be-
fore were so many bills introduced and
resolutions of inquiry adopted Seven
eigths Of the iocmer at least, are in the
several committees. Action has been
taken in many Of them, but opportuni-
/ ty ofreporting them has not been Of
fered. No one thinks of ending the
session before July in view of the large
amount Of business to be transacted.
The exodus Of CANADIANS to the
United States still continues from two
to four carloads passing st. Adams
/ daily, for the south and east 1t is es-
timated that from 2O00 to 5000 of the
Queens subjects have passed that point
within the last four weeks. The threat
ened invasion Of Canada by the Feni-
ans has doubtless hastened the depart
ure Of many Of them, who are unwilling
to perform the military service that
would be required Of them in case Of
actual hostilities
Wendell Phillips, who has done &
heavy business in abusing both Lincoln
and Grant calling the former thu
slave-hound Of Illinois, and the latter
even within year. names quite rs baC
now says: but for the great act o
our day, the contamination Of emanci
patton, Grant has done his whole duty
His FIRST word on entering the White
House, and his last to the colored PEG
pie from its porch, are equally wise ant
faithful He has left nothing undont
to secure them this great projections
and his name, side by side with Lin
coins, will live forever in their graft
tude.
A scheme OF more than ordinary
magnitude is ON foot in New York, il
which several of the wealthiest men o
that city are interested The projec
is to erect series Of buildings in {
central portion Of New York city, the
object being to secure an elegant anC
spacious structure for the approaching
international Exhibition, which will al
so include one OF the largest and most
commodious picture galleries in tb'
world For this purpose the construc
ton o. the buildings will conform some
what to that Of the Louvre Of Paris
A capital Of $7,089,000 has already beer
, ruised, and the buildings will uudoubt
eddy be the finest UT erected in th'
, metropolis
. Gen. Lindsay, who is 70 direct the
. campaign against Winnipeg. left Otta
wa, April l., for Montreal TO organic
the expedition. The Canadian Riff
Brigade viii mainly compose the regu
lar troops ordered on active duty, TIL
Canadian volunteers viii be enliste,
for two years Upon their disband
ment they are 10 receive grant O
land They viii compose about bat
| talon under the commaud Of a regular
officer. The steel battery is expocte,
to arrive from England next week ]
/ is manned BY picked men from the Roy
al Artillery It is expected the eype
dition viii leave on The 10th Of May
marching around the Sault ST Mari
Canal. Teams will convey heavy freigh
9 thence to Lake Shebandowen,
] distance Of 80 miles One hundre
e. boats viii then Be put il requisition I
! supply transportation tits contende
/ that only eight days viii be consumes
IN moving from Port William to For
Garry New Brunswick and Nov
Scotia viii furnish no part 81 the quoti
Coy, smith # Alabama las issue
a proclamation announcing bis deter
mination 70 organize AZ least one con
pauy 81 militia for continuous aetiy
Z service ito each Of tie counties (
2 Greene, Morgan and Tuscaloosa, unit
It satifactoiy evidence IS adduced tbs
1 80, liberty aud property are eutirel
8 safe from lavless violence, provide