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makes, his denial Of our charge.
embodied in the above extract
made frcm an editorial article,
somewhat emphatic; bns not quite
10 much 40 il was before his Sec
ond sober thought caused him to
amend it, froE. the copy from
which wo typed his article. In
his, first draft, he pronounced the
charge in whole end in Fart, in
letter and in spirit" false; but he
thought il best TO tone. it down.
and thus make the compulsory eff
fort, that he knew truth would re-
Quiro Of him to swallow his own
words, pleasant and agreeable.
Without consuming more room
and time than really necessary and,
as Mr.. Swift has assumed the role
of Prosecuting Witness, against
Judge WILSON, we desire to ask
him q few questions. whilst he oc-
cupies the stand; all of,whioh We
trust he will answer like a little
man:
let Were you not removed and
Maj Burton appointed in you,
place? II T 80
Cd Did you not see the an
nouncement Of your removal and
Burton's appointment in the Gin
cinnad Gazette, and, the same
day 60 in a buggy from Brookvil!,
to Conncrsville, and urge JUDI 2,
Wilson to telegraph to the Sena-
tors to resist Burton's confirma'
/. tion2 v
Sd Did not Judge Wilson re-.
fuse? - Se So
4th Did you not insist upon il
and urge Judge Wilson to send
confidential telegram to the Scna
tore, urging resistance to Burtcn'l
confirmation, and did he not re.
fuse to do so7
In conclusion, We suggest +
Mr.. r. H. Sxiit, that should h
pluck up courage to enswer thes
questions in the negative, perhap
some gentlemen from Frankli
County may take occasion to ven
tilate him. ~
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If tho amateur editor Of the
Richmond Independent, has not
permitted his personal hostility
towards Judge Wilson to swallow
up every vestige Of fair-dealing
and honesty towards that gentle
man, he will take back the unfoun-
.ded charge he makes in his paper
that our Representative has aided
in any way in what he is pleased
to term "the Beaver Lake swim
die" Will he do it2
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!" An Explanation in Order. -


B.w. pAyis. Editor Palladinm. Sir. 4
In the sse your paper 81 this date you
present e.itor Of the Richmoud Independ6ot'
and aftetE steling that Mr.. Sulian ssmoved
mel bom e dl6cA OF United Bates 1Dsessos.
and appointed Mr.. Burton in my place
and as explanatory Ut my opposition
70 the denomination of Judge Wilson you
aAfer Mr.. Wilson succeeded M.
Julian, Mr.. Swift. the "warm supporter Of
Jerry Wilson ct the last election" went 70
his friand SJsRry," and demanded the dis
placement OF the brave and MANNED soldier
burton, and his substitution in his stead.
Aodest. wasn't 1T but NJ. Wilson, IKE
the upright, honest man that he is. and the
friend OF the soldier that be has always
proud himself to be, told Mr.. Swift that be
onght not 70 ask him 10 do this Rzeat wrOne
to one Who had almost suffered death "a
preserve our country intact, and, who was
DOW recsiving meagrs recognition Of bid
patriotic services. BY holding . little Office.
No, no; be could not do this thing for Mr..
ex-Assessor Swift, and hence, Judge Wilson
forfeited tbs fsiendship that had been %
warmly" bestowedv' ss e a~s
Permit me to say TO the readers Of the Pal.
iadium thatI neither asked Judge Wilson ID
remove Burton nor to Substitute mo IN his
stead, and as q consequence that the re-
sponss aIledged to have been made by Judge
w. to me was not and could not have been
1uade--in short, that the foregoing extraet
10 without the |. asst founda ton in fact, in cor.
foboration Of Ghis statement you are referred
% Judge Wilson, who wen Knows the sbov.
charge to b untrue, and doubtless will moi
hesitate 70 say so. I therefore trust Thai
your sense Of honor and lore Of fair dealing
will prompt YOU to make an immediate and
5 unconditional retraction. Very Respeegy.
n I-vrw
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The following appeared among the
Washington special dispatches to the
Cincinnati Gazette of Monday last.
While Judge Wilson 10 being denounced
by few discontentedo Republicans and
disappointed cfice-ssekers At home, IS
weak-knesd, vascillating, etc. some Of
them even claiming him to be mis- rep
resentative, he is rapidly gaining prem
inence in the halls Of Congress for quite
different reputation:
= "Judge Wilson, Of Indiana, of the
Judiciary COMMITTEES; to whom was re-
ierred tho memorial Of the Governors OF
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio, asking that
the two per cent clam for the sale Of
public lands might be at once adjusted,
in speech before the House foreshad>
owed the report from the committee Is
favorable to payment. Judge Wilson
went over the whole legal ground of the
case, and showed that the Government
3 had not as yet complied with the laws so
far as the States named are concerned
Judge Wilson has gained high standing
among his associates OF, this committee,
and the report when made, will carry
much weight in the House,
When it is remembered th.t the Ju,
dietary Committee Of the House Of Rep
reseLtatives, as whole, CO nprises more
eminent legal ability than any other
committee Of that tody, the compliment
paid our isconpesens member of congress
above, and particularly when the disin-
terested source is taken into account
the associated press despatches-is oom'
,mended to the attention of our amiable
Telegram neighbor.
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Candidates Column.

TFknA0UEeRE
9 & We are authorized to an.
nounce Nathan H.. Cammack, Of Cambridge
City, as a candidate for Treasurer OF Wayne
County, Ineiana, subject to Republican NOM
inatfpn. t'
go We are authorized 10 announce JACOB VoRR
Of Dublin, rs . candidate for Treasurer, SUBJ
ject to the decision of the Republican nomin-
ating 81 ection.
We are .autho rized to onsounce Jess
HIATT, Of Dublin, as candidate for Treas
urer Of Wayne county, subject to the dscis-
ion OF the Republican nominating election.
We are authorized to announce tn ApDEus
c. GREENE as a candidate for Treasurer OF
Wayne county, subject to the Republican
nominAtio
We are authorized TO announce BENJAMIN
SrRArrAN, As a candidate for Treasurer of
Wayne county, subject to the Republican
Z nominating election, To be held in April next.
Please announce the name Of. ANDRUs s..
WIGGrNs OF Jefferson township, as a candi-
I date for Treasurer of Wayne county, subject
+ to the decision of the nomioaIing election, and
obliae MANY FRIENDS.
We are authorized to announce DR.. w. P.
. WEARING as a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the Republican nominating election.
We are authorized to announce H. ". MAX
WE'LL, as can01Qate IOf treasurer OF w ay ne
county, subject to the decision OF the nomina-
ting election in April next.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH G..
LEdoN, as a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the Republican Nominating Elec-
ton in April next.
COMM
We are authorized to announce JONATHAN
BALDWIN, of Clay Tow nship, 40 candidate
/ 70 for County Commissioner, Subject to the
Republican nomination.
We are authorized to announce JOSIAH
CLAwsoN, Of Clay township, as q ca ndidate
for County Commissioner subjetct to the
decision of the Republican nominating cleo
ton.
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render; Geos ID. Smith,.
Bosron TOWNSHIP.
Delegates-Jos. u. Bulla, Jacob Smell.
ser, jr.
township committee-G W Stevenson CLAY.
ton Brown, Jacob Smelser, jr--2.
CENTER TOWNSHIP.
Township commttees--W. w. Dudley.
C Ratliff, John Pugh.
Delegates-wm Q Elliott, Col W W Dud-
ley, H c Fox, John L Rupe, Calvin B Walker
Sylvester johnson, VIM A Peelle, Joshua
Eliason, Wharton Lyman,9.
Clay Tow nship--Committee Jas 7 Nichol
son, r Brown, Branson L Harris.
Delegates-Perry Wilson, d L Harris, :
Hatfield, VIM Coffin, 4.
Dalton T0wnship--Committee, Mat Viii
liams, Zenas Evans Branso Dennis.
Delegates-Wm Waits, Jno Davis, z.
Franklin Townshp--Committee, Hiram
Supplee, w Harlan, Jno B Wesley.
Delegates-L D Anderson, b W Addleman
W c Jeffries, s w Anderson, A.
Greene Township Committee, Jesse Gates
II w Charles, s, Ballenger.
Delegates Ballenger, Jesse Gates, ]
q johnson. :.
| Harrison Township Smith
V Daughterty. @ Burroughs.
Delegates-Rankin Baldridge, E Scott, 2
Jefferson Township-C ommittee, Morriso
Baldridge, w Purdy, Joseph Stonebraker.
Dslegatas-W Stonebraker, F G Newcoml
| J \ S.onebraker, N Baldridge. W J Purdy
| DIV Mason, 6.
+ Jackson Township-Committee, VIM Reet
| II y Meredith, Henry Jameson.
| Delegates W Carpenter Gen s MEREDITH
E w Bradbury, F1ighum, H Y Meredith,
A Peele. w T Harding, DR. 5 s Boyd, G
Hood. ] n Coz, Jessie Hiatt, Franklin Birney
B g Kelley, L Lawrence, II.
Perry Township -Committee, Vim Ballen
ger Jesse Underhill, J Miller.
Delegates-D . robbins, John Good, Jess
! Gfeenstreet. Thomas Marshall, 4.
1 New Garden Township-committee, Hira
Hough, E Conner, Lewis Jefery.
| Delegates-A 81 Harris, Elijah Cost, Dan
! Huf, s. .t4 sl
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r. FOR THE KIDNEYS AND Lly-
ER-Cse Hamilt,n's Buchu and Dan.
deli0D. Just what your physician pre-
scrihes. Sent prepaid, for 81 per hottie, by
w G Hamilton 4 Co.. Druggists, Cincinnati,
Ohio. As tar
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-04-03

People will fhi the Windsor Go.
Mutual Fire Ins. Co, = good company "a
insure in, being a A0ue company, perfect.
y sound, aud issuing policies al low fatcs
Mr.. g. s Keu6eld. Of tins town is agent
for the county.
CoEN !-Noyes Brothers have a fall
carload Of eom at Waterbury depot. which
will all be hauled up to-day. The late
storms have iutericrrcd With western roads,
so much that grain ordered from the
west could not be got through. So tins
enterprisiug firm ordered this carload from
Boston by telegraph. They will be happy
to exchange their cora fer nice spring
butter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-04-03
./OHRS0H.

Geo. II. Saxby gave a ball on the
23d, ult. About forty couples were pres
cnt aud participated in the festivities of
the occasion The dancing was at the town
hall and teams conveyed the guests to
and from the hotel for supper.
Sylvester Rand has a flock Of six
Sheep and five of them have ten lambs at
the present time, all doing well.
Arthur Pike has had the finger am :
putated which was cut with a circular
saw some time since.
The singing school which has been in
progress during the winter under the d.
%roction of Mr.. Smith of Waterbury, closed
on Friday evening with a public concert.
i. Il. Pearl has his new factory near
y completed and part of the machinery
has arrived. lie is now waiting for the
remainder Of the machinery, when john
son will once more have u wooden factory
within its limits,
john Holmes has been at work du-
ring the winter in fixing over the building
formerly occupied by |. l.. Pearl as an
office and wool room into Il ca~rriage-shop
where he intends not ouly TO do the repair
ing necessary in a place like this; but al
so to build new carriages and wagons as
good as the best. He has secured the SER
vices of II. III. Warner to do the ironing,
and his reputation as a blacksmith in this
vicinity is a sufficient guaranty that the
work will be well done. Mr.. Holmes in
tends putting in an engine and driving bis
machinery by steam.
-Work on the r. r. is progressing
slowly as yet, but when spring opens the
intention is to push the work vigorously
forward toward completion. The rock cut
near Samuel Wilson's house, thirteen #.
deep, is being blasted out by hand, but
one still higher and nearer the village is
to wait for a steam drill, so rumor says,
Mrs. J. l. Waughop gave her second
reading in this place on Saturday eve.
The l.. 0. Of g. I. in this town though
fewer in number than at some former
times, are nov enjoying a series of pleas
ant meetings. Their organ is paid for
the literary exercises are interesting, ant
even the Reading in the same building oil
Sat. eve produced no thought of adjourn
ment. Verify the power Of organization j
to pull together as one man.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-04-03

fr aao,her. Has -cousidenie lneBds pro-
yidol Coz theso adverse circumstances BY
bringing 4 bOuntiful supply Of provisions,
erOokcFy, sPoOus, lamps Sc, Amer
spending a lev hours in socialiy. the Ia
dies led the gentlemen 10 the tables load
ed with delieaeies always forgetting TO
take their own husbands aud he way the
oysters, pies and cakes disappeared was a
sumner to ~dysPePdos. The company
broke up at low twelve, al well pleased
with the evenings visii, hoping their
friends long lives aud much pleasure in
their new home. A.
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DL022TSYaIle

james Sturges has exchanged his
place on Laport for the old Bingham
farm on the hill, and has moved on to
the
Mrs. J. L. Waughop's entertainment
on the evening Of the 9th, was a rich
treat. In the line Of humorous %piecies,
we think that Darius Green" could
mol have been improved. For reading of
a different character. Little BeSsie's
Christmas" and Mother and Poet"
were beyond all praise. Finally, every
selection was finely given, and we must
consider her success as certain, 90 where
ever she may, IN our country.
We learn further, that as a lady, she
is worthy of liberal patronage.
"A. w. Griswold, made a flying visit
to Malvern !" during the past week, ex-
changing his farm in Eden, with [. D.
Davis, for his farm adjoining " Malvern
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-04-03
Charles GAlknp's Estate.

State Of Vermont, Lamoillc District, IS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dist,
on the 18th day of March, A. d. 1872.
Thomas Edwards, administrator on the estate
of Charles Gallup late of Cambridge,
in said district, deceased, makes
application to said Court for license to sell all Of
the real estate of said deceased, represt nting that
Of said deceased said real estate situate In Cam
bridge. WhereuDon. it
is ordered by said Court. that said application. 10
refrrred to a session thereof, to | g held at the Pro-
hate Office in saiGIJohnson on the sth day Of April.
A. ID. 1872, for hearing and decision thereon and,
it is further ordered, that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication ~ofnotice Of said np-
lively in the Lamoille Newsdcaler printed at Hyde
Park, before said time Of hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place, and, if they SEQ
cause, object thereto. Attest,
l8w3 L. L. PEARL, Judge.
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10. Xrde RaLk.

odd Mr.. Parkhus', who fell in a
fairting ct FROM the high beam Of the
barn aud striking upon his hack, has re.
covered so far as 10 be about. although
some time elapsed before he had any
knowledge of what had happened.
"A. Robbins has re-opened the Grist.
Mill, aud comtemPlutes fitting it up upon
a bigger scale.
The very severe weather Of the pre-.
sent month in addition to the limited sup.
ply Of water have reduced many farmer,
to extremities, in some cases being obliged
to melt snow to water their cattle.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-04-03
.M02Y7SlOwn

LApoRT SURPRISE PARTY.-The friends
and n~eighbors Of James Sturges Of :. La
port" visited at his residence March Goth,
under adverse circumstances Mr.. Stur-
ges having exchanged farms with Mr..
Charles Bingham. was about TO remove
his family, having all his household goods
packed and boxed for moving, with the
greater share gone, and Mr.. Sturges being
away to the village. That gentleman on
his return was surprised to find that his
friends to the number of forty, had taken
possession of his house and barns, He
said he hardly knew whether it was bis
home or not when he saw so many there ;
but his capacious rooms furnished space
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-04-03
R01h.

MHT~ZHZ
nlrs. Waughop's lecture last Friday
evening pleased her audience in the main.
In aiding humorous and pathetic pieces
she excelled many of the irst-class read
era. The " Creeds of the Bells" is a
poem not adapted to her voice, consequent
vas not as well rendered. From the
reports from the other towns in the county,
i appears that she has gained not a little
honor an credit from her readings.
ANoTHER STnRM.-During the day Sun
day. about a foot of damp snow fell which
remalnel undisturbed till Monday after
noon, when the usual gentle brcezes that
have prevailed this winter could not over
come their habit, and commenced to fill
up the waste places. So yesterday morn
iue 6und the roads as completely block
ade1@as at any time this year.
ut little sugar has been made.
The who tapped their trees during the
tNo P@leasant days Of last week, got but
xef7 little sap for their pains.
rank 4. Sawyer, proprietor of the
A1I9Ei can Livery Stable, deserves the
tt11ks Of all pedestrians in the village for
t1s a nner in which the immense body Of
1zzntiful now "(?) has been removed
5f4H Ihe roads and sidewalks this winter.
lr. Slicer contemplates ~resuming
NeFkzin his r. r. cut in a few days.
splendid new set of maps have
ReenH h laced in the academy here. The
1aqHzy to pay for them was raised by sub
AsorIption on the invitation of the prccept-
fass. Hiss Maggie Walker, who deserves
aFaAt credit for her perseverine action IN
thy after.
AzAp YEAR SUGAR PARTY.-The Ladies
g we Village propose to invite then
SHzle friends to assist in devouriug some
~ s1gar, and enjoying a social visit, al
Hall, Thursday eve, April llth.
great anxiety exists among the
1z2zR hereabouts. They fear their
will not last till the snow is gone.
XZ|#@A
he weather this morning is beauti.
q <ap will need no c~oaxing from the
fo.day.
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Commissioners Notice,

The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District Of La
mobile, commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons, a.
gainst the estate of
Betsey Jenes, late Of johnson,
In said district, deceased. represented insolyent,
and the term of6 months from the seth day Of Mar,
1872, being allowed by said r,nrt TO the credi.
respective claims before us, Give notice, that uo
will attend to the duties flour appointment at the
Westinghouse ri the late Betsey Jonesi in johnson,
in said District, on the Both day Of April md tho
10th of Sept. next, at O'Clock, in the afternoon
of each of said days.
SAMUEL ANDREWS, ICON nls-
20w2 +. S. uAYFORD' sioners
! Johnson, VI. March c6th, 1912,