Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

doubtful, as in Cambridgeportthey have
been obliged to close the Greeley head
quarters for lack of support, aud offer
for sale all their effects at a very low
price. Imagine any one buying Gree
ley flag!
The democrats find fault with Gen.
Grant because he (they say) cannot
make speech. Why then should the
nominee for congress in the fourth dis
trict, gentleman who himself acknowl-
edged last evening that he could not
make speech? In the few remarks
which he (Mr. Morse made occurs the
following modest statement:
''ThiS district is ours it belongs to
us as a matter of right, because we have
a clear majority, and because it is right
and proper, according to the very doc
trine of the Republican party that the
minority should be represented. 1t be-
| longs to us because the business Of the
| district requires it; the shipping inter
est at East Boston and Chelsea demand
a faithful representation in the Congress
| of the nation"
Yes, Mr.. Morse you certainly told the
/ truth when you said you could not make
a speech.
The Grand Procession which occurs
on the Both inst, promises to be even
larger thal at first anticipated. Rutland
should sead a large delegation to renre-
sent the Green Mountain State.
Frank w. Bird delivered an address
! stylpd. "Charlcs Sumner, then and now. "
before Quite n rood sized audience at the
/ Liberal HCaduuarters. in Ward Eleven,
last evening. Mr.. Bird asserted that
Mr. Simmer entertained hate. towards
nobody. and denounced the friends Of
Simmer who refused to sustain him in
his present position.
HE VIENNA EAF"9Iil"N'
1t is to be hoped our country will be
represented in the Great Worlds Fair
that opens i'm Vienna the first day Of
May, 1873. The Austrian Government
has appropriated over $50 600, ,000) six
million dollars. and has appointed as its
officers. men not only known in their
own country. but whose names are well
known all over the civilized worII The
immense buildings are now in the pro
cess Of construction in the beautiful
Pratrr and Will be- murh larger and
finer in every way than even the grcar
ENpoeitiou held in Paris duriug the sum
mrr of 1867. which was then considered
the finest fair that had ever been held.
While in New York last week. it was
nv rood fortune to meet Gen Van
Bnrpiv. the commissioner appoiutel by
Gen. Grant to represent the United
States Gem Van Hrreiy is inst the
man for the plarr. polite. a(faHlr, and of
nrtIemanIv b,,irin.s. The President
could not have mad" more Fortunate
choice. The Commissioner is assisted in
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