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in until his death making q con. nou'
christian lie iui 10 ,ears " We ui
Yeats very accepiai lu cl,ss leader aud
steward of the church He was Il book.
binder by trade, aud until incaraciiated
by infrmitics carried on quite an eNten'
sive business, being the only bookbludei
in our place. He was quiet uposteuta'
tious man in his general dcmeanor, and
was the soul Of truthiuluess and honor
He possessed good sound mind and d
judgment maturcd by reading any
thought. He labuied with much earnest
ness aud zeal to contribute to the growth
and male ial prosperity oiour village, ncv
hchind his fellow citizens to the extent Of
hi, ability in aiding to give moral tone
to the community, through the various
benevolent operations that grow up witt
the necessities of the times. Ia the
church he was for very many years an
active member, and his prayers aud
couusel- will long be remembered. Ills
love Tor the church was uubOupded. Tnt
cause Of the Saviour lay very near hi
h..,t lin l;v,d IN 500 RI, chnrch il, ou,
.;,'.', ;,.,..'.,, r.nn, - r,,, ,r,,n, hc.r,,o
1"n.-'I ,,,,.,.n =, u. lana. .,bo,r.
bod, ut bci,tcr-, seeking The glo5y u
G,J ,nd ,t...Iy'.t,op,i men Ills iic,,
w,s ro,,.,s,t NOT f.m Ills faith wa.
.,n.a,. am. .,,a,,r mad .u.,,.iond him +,
IN. nd ofluc Of his means thon ID
luu,ii.a Il. ,i,o,s contributed What n,
c,nlJ cu. H.. .r-,o, or The institution.
I'll. r.,,oi,u =, cb,i.,ian NJ, w,. ,
.,,.,l,' ,xnii.i,,.n. ,f,i,,.,,Yo,ofhi. .;,l
in G,,d's ward which rn,,,,d him pmiu
All The v,cis,,tndca OF he +, s,ro.o,nt
,b,t,cl,s u, no common character. and al
ST tinm,b m 81. hour nf mortal di..o
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Probate 60 rt-Distric OF New Haven


The following are the principal items
Of business transacted by the Probate
Court for the District OF New Haven,
during the mouth Of August:
August Ira llallocks estate Stlrksboro
report Of commissioners Of distribution filed.
August 3-Nm. Glpgory's estate rtlrksboro.
Inventory filed.
August 5--Jamcs Palmers estate Lincoln
Commissioners report filed
August 7-navid Boyntou's estate New Haven.
sheldon VI. Eaton and seneca sumner appointed
admin, traitors. e. Ianchett, Eli Austin and Hi
ram Sumner appointed appraisers and commits
sioncrs.
August l3--joshua 7. Fields estate, Addison.
Commissioner report iled.
August l,--Samucl =. Hopkins estate Yer
5cnn.s. Report Of commissioners Of distribution
Hcd.
August lo-Acxander Bushs estate. Addi-
tional inventory filed. Administrators account
allowed.
August 2i--Franklin Collins estate, Monkton
Petition of widow to have homestead and dover
decrecd and set out filed. Decree Of homestead
and dover. Ethan Lawrence. Robert Cox and
Geo. Il. Skill appointed commissioners to set out
same.
August 30--Joshua i. Fields estate Addison.
Application for license to sell real estate. Hear
ing Sep,ciubcr q, 1872
j. II. LUCIA, Register.
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.lcpublIcan Mass Mecilng.

A Rrruhiicup ratification mcctiur WI.
held At Nliddl,bnrv ON Friday last. ON
the occa.;pu Of III, rai.;n,of tho fl,c M.
on the new aag st,T south of the Add :
son House. aud in srjtc Of a dizzllns
ram which prevailed ihronnh the dav.apd
tac mud which increased ia dcp,h as tn,
hours based. LARGE number. came in from
the country and by the time that the
PROCESSION moved to the hall i, the after.
noon there were not l,s, than,wo Thousand
pcr,op, about lie Street. de,nous Of show.
,nr tn.ir s,mrhhv for ,be. object. Of the
erherin. T,e sneaker, and baud cam,
on the morning xnrc,s and we,o escorted
to the Adai.on House by a co,nrapy OF
mounted men and 4 few carriaoes Al
two O'Clock in the afternoon procession
was lolmed at Addison House and under
the direction Of Col. T,ncv and r N
Chairman Esq, as mar,hal.. moved to
Academy Hail where elonu,ut and flee.
tlyc aod;vs>,. vc;c made tn H.. Dar,,
and ..,,... u,,.u t.,. n.tl.n.l issues
Hon. J,ai., NJ. AIDE rave i very G.,
address ot wr.core and presided durin.
the ,xc.cb.s. Hon. d ". Mum. %,
.iinoi.. o...n i,,l the ai,crnoon hour most
h.inIy a.t ,f..y,!y. krcti,, IN.
.uni,n.c, 1T .in,.>. ia hrsaiLle,, at:cuti,l
aud .c..u Ia ro,yoi.i,t.. nj ,n,,,o, ain,
aDoi.u... lie /, rc,ull,,l; haIry IN M,
.nlu.tu,i.n-. Il l., ,t,i. u. c,..l.r, i
t.u't N..t..a,. l,r ra>,,fn ,bl,.,n, a..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-09-03

A NEW NOVEL BY Mrs. DORR.-It II
with pleasure that we announce this
morning, and We know ihat the an
uounce will be gratifying to our readers
and the many friends and admirers OF
airs. Dorr everywhere, thar J B. Lip
pincott d Co, OF Philadelphia, have in
press and will publish, this fall, II new
work by Mrs. Julia q, Il. DOrr. II is
entitled "EXpiati0n," and is IA story OF
New England life, field in which
Mrs Dorr is perfectly at home, and
which her happy ami facile pea, her
graphic powers OF description and her
charming and graceful narrative renders
so attractive. she already stands in
the front rank of American authors,
both in poesy and prose, and this her,
latest work, can but add to her well
won laurels. We congratulate the low
ers OF pure literature ON the rich treat
which is evidently IN store for them.
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EAST MIDDLEnURy, VI, Sept. "a

EAST MIDDIEBURY, VI, Sept. "a
To the ,incer, aud members Of Addi-
cu County Temperance Society:
Cold Sr'ing Lodge OF Good lcuil lars,
\ au organization, hereby tender their
\ ST sincere thanks for the favor yun
'lndered u, 10y holding your last Session
4 this lace, not only making it agreea-
t,b-t hepips,( IS all such meetings help
4 k ep the grcat temperance reform
1Jio,e The I.lbl c, thereby rendering your
Abik. Ga winch We, as temperance poo
r., counc.lc). , I'll icLt 1nd suce ss'ui.
Aud lusonaiy, do We euler the
,ine 10 the Rev. Mr., Bailey, rev, Mr..
/ oker. und Mes-rs Knapp and Goth,
pr appearing Ia person al iae meeting
tnd almost wholly ON I'teir part maklug
] success. Per order Of the Lodge,
LEVI j NEEDHAM, See.
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An accident happened Friday to the
sound steamer LeWanhaka, which but
ior the promptitude and presence OF
mind of the engineer, might have re-
suited in great loss Of life. There were
on board 30 passengers, and when OPP
posite West Farms, \. ", crash
caused by the breaking of II part of the
machinery, crea .et. II panic among the
passengers. One excited individual de-
tacbed his gold watch from the chain
and threw 1t overheard, The bravery
of Engineer Meeks, who by his pres
ence of mind prevented great loss OF
life WAS recognized 10y the passengers,
who gave HIM a purse of 500.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-09-03

TIE JESUIT INFLUX INTO AUSTRIA.
w hen the Prussian cdlct of Danish
ment fell upon the Jesuits. Austria
seemed willing enough to receive them ;
but now she finds herself in Il veritable
hornets nest, for the whole mass OF
Jesuits are anxious to invade the Aus
lro- hungarian empire, and there to
nourish their hosnle designs against
Prussia. Count Audrassy stands aghasi
at the thought even OF the new trouble
Vls-a-Nis of Prussia mo which he has
fallen. He lis morally certain that II
would be dangerous Tor Austria 20 re-
sumo her old role of intrigue against AeI
now formidable neighbor; and ~ Tie
same time, he is ny no meals certain
tIat the esuits may not cpmproun~V
Austria in some manner. lie heartily
wishes Austria we'll nd Of thrm Uu,
hey nave evidently come to ~tay. lie
gave them originally every ,hanct
,ncy could ask to increase aud multi
ply in Hungary, and it is now quite a
singular step which lac feels compelled
TO lake namely: the enacting OF II re-
prcssivc law against Jesuitism.
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

Tho annual assessments Of the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. are now due The list Tor the
Midlebury agency viii DO in my hands for col
lection during the month Of September.
l.. d. ELDREDGE, Agent.
MiddlebuIy, sept. ?, 1872. 2Ji2w
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BRlsroL.-Monday evening the citi-
zeus OF this place gathered at the Town
Hail, to hear the claims OF Horace Gree
ley presented. Toe hall was well filled,
Grant men as well as Greeley men came
Ia besides the ladies John j " eci adj
yer'lsed as Attorney OF Washington, b
c., addressed the meeting, crllicise-th,
ifat cabiuct tnat Graut framed. found
au.t with his iiuaucla policy, with HE
luJiiu policy, that he had tur.ed thi'
over % hc tlulkcrs, aud liz Increased
cost. Also informed the audience now
President Grant aud the Cabinet spent
tao ume. The same twaddie that ha-
ueen 80 much hurpcd about of late by the
Greeley organ, The only fault he found
with the ku-klux, they did not COM
menee the banging high enough, they
should have hung the officials, Instead Of
the niger The next speaker WAS intro
duced as Mr.. Gibson, tall slim, white
haired man, long arms, large hands, club,
foot, short leg. with moustache, real
kiu.Klux figure head. A genuine en-
bodimeut of that organization. lie said
he was u native Of Vermont, I've were
iall sorry and had lived South some
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NEEGENNls. MIR. EditOr:-FNrmers
are bewailing the continued wet wealth
e. in this section which prevents the
storing OF their hay crops. Much hay
will be lost entirely. The heavy thun-
der showers have done much damage
and in many places the sharp lightning
has destroyed valuable property
Sickness prevails To a considerable OK
tent, owing many think TO the un-
healthy state of The weather On
Thursday Of last week, Mr.. John Ryan
of this place, lost his balance and fell
from Il load Of hay, while at work in
the field not far from his home, AID
near dIsk in The evening. He never
poke, hut brcaihed his last before the
nearest medical aid reached him, hi
ungs being entirely crushed ill.,
Considerable excitement prevails in re
gard to the coming election. ON Sat
urday Il Grant & Wilson flag was lun
uc4o.s jhc~tfect rom thccteVens fiou~,
10 Dyer, Block. The assembled GROVE
wc.r addressed 10y Hon. G.. W. Gran
dcy, +. l. Woodbridge, and Gen. ruth
Ill OF Tennessee. from the piazza o
stevens Hotel. The speaker, wercin
reduced by MIR. II. c. johnson, ano
were cheered by the populace. II But
or brought - cents on Saturday.
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and Tan, use Perrys Moth aai Frecke Lotion.
Tho we'll known reliable and harmless remedy for
Brown Discolorations of the face. Prepared only
by DR.. b. q. Perry, Dermatologist 40 Bond st.,
New York. Sold by Druggist eyerywheIe.52i en-
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Addison County.

The Bristol candidates for the Office
Z representative are Il. d. Barnes, Liber-
j, aud Manloy S. Wilds. Republican.
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IIDDLEBURY GRADED
~ SCHOOL.
NIDDLERLrRT IHRifnN

~ SCHOOL
MIDDLEBURT, VERMONT
C. d MEAD, A. NJ, Principal.
r. VI. BAILEY, \. D., Teacher of Greek.
Miss EMILY llUMPnREY, Preceptress.
" LAURA \. GooDnicH, Teacher Of Grammar
School.
" MARY \. b. HACKETT Intermediates
A" ELLEN FULLER, Third Primary.
" NANCY VI. CusnHAN, " Second Z"
Mrs. L. A. BARNEY, " First -
- " Penmanship.
Miss EMMA l.. IlIGLEY, Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
Horace ID CUsHMAN, Janitor.
The Fall Term begins Sept. 9th aud continues
u weeks.
TUIrl0N-To Non-Rcsident..
Primary Department, per term, S. 90
intermediate aud Grammar School, 6 90
ILL., school, OO
Greek and latis,
All, pi.u. }pcr quarter Of 20 iessons 10 90
per term OF 70 ~ 90
Instruction in Vocal Music will be given 70 the
pupils in all tho grades below tho High school,
free Of charge.
Daily lessons to r'nginJ class at 50 per torn.
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SKIN Diseases

Perrys I'M owed Conedone and pimple Reno
dy.-'rhe Skin Medicine OF the Ago. is warrant
ed to euro flesh worms, pimples. eruptions and
blotchcd isigurations Of tho face. sold by all
Druggists Depot 40 Bond St. New York,
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NEeii5trr.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1872.
RUT land IND BURLINGTON BklIToAi
AiiddiCluIi.

so''"'cu' VI e'''1 '","S "Nf' ~ 'sss,,.l,'
prescriptions c",e,"'y """
co''p"u'u'u 1T al "ou'''
-Dr. l.. ID. Warner OF New llaVcn'
will deliVcra temperance lecture al
tie lupp,I'~ liali.u. East Middlehury
sep. e,i. ui : o'clovk T. III.
The K uhijcan caucus held last
,vi,,,., al ,ho tuWr ruolu 10 Middiebuty
,,lY.,dI nomination tor Town Reptc,cn-
ta,ivc, Ga-incr :. Wainwright Tue
votc styud 1Oj lor Whnwiisht, - Tor
Sind,, oid three scattering. l. was then
u,d, IN .nin,ous.
Arn>rnx C,Nr,NY.-Thotc viii be
g, m,.tu.,.,C 60. K. 81 ret ut Ncr.
r,,t NJ tilri,. a.u.orv, on Ncd-
n..d,, ry'nin, 40 : .',.o.k. al. tie.
m.uJ,,rs 49,. 6ct,h. rou,i.J. by order
y Margin. Capt
J W1lI1AMsoN, Orderly sergeant -
D,,ru or GrAprlr CO.. MIDDLE
prnv CoitrGE Il ha +. l.rlan1
o,, oI' TN. oldest and most distinguished
citizen, of Mccbaplc.yi.lr, y. Y, died IN
that VILLAGE on Monday night, Aug 26
Jud,,s Leland was n native OF Chester.
V.r,,,,nt c,,in.,tnd al Nid1l.bnry Col.
Iege in ISL settled M the practice Of
law in Bah. Steubcn County, \, Y.
\ ,vhe,, h, afterwards held the office OF
\coun,v Judge and member Of Assembly.
Sv,n - r,r RtrrRy..-We desire
H., l.,I,,.,, am. ro,da,s in our next j..
a., ,,,,,,.,s ~ ,bo .l.ction in This
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CJST

/ oar'
l. tween lake Duu nore and Middlebury, on
Creek road, rcd and black plaid long shawl, The
hudor will be suitably rewarded by addr, ssing
HOLT 4 HAWKINS.
Salisbury, VI. 2ii
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CuhGNEiATllNAL.

TIE cbu.ca oi piuslord, w., are NOV
~ ior paiaonAse, with encouraging
prospects.
Rev. B. S. Adams who has laborcl
1t Cabot, W.. during the past year has
0een invited to tac Passionate,
The Rev. George i. Loyejoy Q.
Lowell, has accepted "a cali hom tn,
Congregational church III Gambia, New
Hampshire.
rev. Prof. Geo. y. Webber OF Mid
icIbury College, has gone to spend Ills
vacation Ia tbs county OF the Red Riyel
VI the North.
There are POI Congregational churches
IN Vermont 2l9 ministers 1881 com
uunicants; 1880 connected with III,
Sabbath Schools 2O,S54 average attend
4ncc on pubic worship, The benevolent
contributions amount to S52,4l6. The
church property estimated at s. 30, 325
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For the RrcsrrR.
The y. c. G., l.. L met at Lucolu
Vt, on Wcdncad y, August 2slh. Not
Althstiuding the iact that two of oui
odges have ialicd during ,he past year.
q lu ger delegation was present than a.
any previous Union, thirt en- Of the SIX
teen lodge, Of our county beiug repre-.
,euted. The morning session was prl-
vatc, being devoted to transacliug bust
hess Of the Union After partaking OF
The bount'ful refreshments prepared b,
the good people Of Liucoln, VIC went 10
the church, where large audience were
waiting to be addressed by Rev. l.
Wheelock Of Addison, and Rev. Mr..
Eas man Essays were read by Mrs
Farr aud Miss Frankie G. Norton, who
did themselves credit, and the audienc,
gnod, we trust. In the evening Rev. }
II. Bond and Dr. L. d. Warn,r spoke
to the people. Music was furnished by
Lincoln Valley choir. The following
resolutions We're adopted +;
WIGc~s. And in consideration Of the fact
that We are living IN one of the most onli shtcne,
clas at the ages, and
bar,is, The vice If intrmpcaucc, notwiih
staining tine diansioh of iigious aud scieutin
nsHt, Is vastly eNtaLt ia uus land ami TIE uui
vo.sll er3 is Li.At! liJ-rty! yet drunkenne-s au,
tipping are Gi-Elac, l1hy pIcyalcDt, and to ,
c4itain extent, we arc sad TO confess, disgrac
nen ia nigh stations, and cnte legislative dc
pa tMcnts of uur states and natioai therefore,
lie. iuat That We, the members OF this 4. .
a. l.. t., are moro tlan ever convinced of ta
enormous wreteleuntss the monster vice, int iap
vlahec, Is cutAi.ins upon tAis generation ahd a.
tiun.
Rfs.iri I, That in order to strengthen the eli
cat, aus develop iormi liability in the ranGs temp
orance men, engaged in battle against this com
mon evil, united standpoint aud oiort Is &c
manded
Kcsh,d, That untirins zeal and unlbatin.
per,oveianc is demanded Of II On gagged in thi
wok.
H,,liurl, That in the development Of thi
precious work il becomes our duty To secure ire
/ quent discussions on this subject in our soyera
communities. Per ORDER OF THE UNIoN.
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Religions Intelligence.
BAPTIST.

The Rev. Foster Henry, OF Newport,
y. II. has accepted call from the
Baptist church at North Bennington.
Rev. Mr.. Earle the Evangelist, travel.
ID fifteen thousand miles IN ;hc pas;
snt months, aud preached 600 sermon,
. cousree CATION, 81 800 to 1870 people
GA Wednesday, September !, at IL
,ciock Il. IN, luu Llmo'ila Baptist A..
ocia,on wi,l meet vita the Blptlst
.nuscn ia E,-eA, Va, ior the luposc OF
.oloIns lis oiA,ictA annual meeting. In
.unua. sc.mon "li. be preached by Rev
!. ". Arms, OK - 10y. &, ). Chase,
LlAernAle.
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CHAIR TASSElS.
Beautiful Ice Pitchers,

Goblcts, Silver Cups, for children, Napkin Rings,
from p cts. to $1,000 each. Gold and Silver
rhimblcs and everything else from a Finger Ring
to a Gold Tooth-picl, from one of Ncedbams
best ORGANS to a rat baby.
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AT the residence of the brides father,
near Fulton Station, in this county, by
the Rev. Mr.. Weaver, w. n. BARD, oil
Lake county, Tom, to Miss Lou CRAIG.
We wish the young couple all the pleas
ures and joys Of life, with no sorrows as
appointments or Affections.
at the residence Of the brides father,
DR. Shaw. on the 18th inst, Ma. DASihL
NJ. FREScH, of Hickman county, TO Miss
FLORENCE SHAW, Of Fulton
We recognize the bridegroom as one Of
our choicest friends true, noble-heart-
ed man, and the bride as one of the fair
est and most accomplished of Fulton
daughters. May their lives be one un-
RULED sea of pleasure. and every blessing
possible attend them through all time.
In this county, on the 18th inst. at the
residence Of the bride, hy J. W Mayes.
Esq. AiR. RoBERT \. FARls to Mrs EhEHh
A. WEAVER.
Our good friend. the bridegroom. has
the hearty congratulations Of all and a
sincere wish for continual prosperity
In this county. on the 18th inst. at the
residence Of the brides family by Elder
Jos. II. Roulhac, MIR. JS0. W. PRArHER
and Miss ANNIE L. winston, both of this
county.
If rare gifts of mental and personal
attractions tend TO happiness, the above
couple assuredly viii be blessed. Let
them assume the duties OF life with brave
and loving hearts. The future is full Of
ROSY promises, and may the happiest re-
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For the Hickman Courier.
City Election.

The time of holding the election for
Mayor and a board of Councilmen IS
near at hand, and doubtless there are
many revo wing the question as to
whom they should vote. 1t is very
proper and right that voters should re-
fleet as to whom they should vote !;
for IN the selection OF Mayor and Couh
cilmen, to IA considerable degree, de-
ponds the welfare and prosperity OF
the city. The best way 1t Is said to
judge men. Is by their acts-acts speak
louder than words. Ii acts be the
proper criterion to judge by, then why
should not the present board be re-
elected 1t is made up of good sub
stantial citizens, and some Of them
large tax payers, and represents as we'll
as it can be done all parts OF the city
The management OF the interests OF
the CITY has never been better. The
work done the present year has been
Of a most necessary and Important
character: and what has been accom-
pished has been done we'll. No loose
dirt has been left to be carried away by
The first heavy rains-all grading and
filling, or nearly so, has been secured
by gravel Ia the management Of the
finances a great change has been car
red out No work has been under
taken that could not be paid for prompi-
". No hawking of city checks and
loss TO the laborers. The treasurer re
ports not check has been presented
that has not been cashed on its first
presentation. All this speaks well
and loud for the present board. Then
why turn out men who have so wisely
manuged the affairs Of the city, aud
take others who, perhaps, have no re-
cord upon which to base claim for
support? 1t is wise policy To keep
those in Office who have faithfully per
formed their duties Then st the
present board be re elected. Let them
continue the management Of the city
affairs under the rule they have adopt
ed to pay as they 60 and what they do
do we'll
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rIoYv in sew orieans

The people of New Orleans have
looked upon a good many strange
sights, during the last seven years, and
they are not through with them yet.
The Picayune says:
The people of Louisiana see cannon
planted in the streets of New Orleans,
the United States soldiery IN posses
sion of the halls of the State legisla-
ture. The government of the United
States. through its district judge, de-
crees who are their political masters,
and commands their obedience by bay
onets and GatliDg guns, and the whole
approved By the President.
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no Raxouet. Tnink Z

That very seryiceable individual. the
United States soldier. must be sadly
puzzled sometimes. TO reconcile the
work which he performs in one State
to day, with the work which he IS made
to perform in another State TO morrow.
For example, he is sent to Louisiana
to assist in ovcrthrowing what i called
corrupt State government, and then
sent to Arkansas to uphold q corrupt
State government. Ia Louisiana he i
made 70 support movement based on
some five Or six thousand afIidavits of
Radicals asserting that they were not
allowed TO vote ut the election, but
that. if they had been permitted, they
,ronIE have voted for the defeated can
didate for Governor: in Arkansas be Is
used to prevent q precisely similar
movement. 1t is said that Gov War
moth Of Louisiana had the Fusion
ticket elected aud returned BY fraud
and violence; in Arkansas it is stated
that Gov. Hadley elected and returned
the Rqffcrl ticket by fraud and VIC
Iepce. Yet the United States soldier
is sent to Louisiana 10 orcrfIiro1C Gov.
Warmoth AID the Fusion Legislature
and 1T the same time. he is sent TO
Arkansas to prercat Gov. Hatley aud
the Radical Legislature from Jeitg
ovcrfNrowu The enforcement, act Is
found to supply all the agencies needed
to bring Gov. Warmoth 70 justice, IN
Louisiana: aud yet. when Gov. Clay
ton was indicted IN Arkansas, two years
ago. for violations of this same en-
forcement act, United States Judge
acquitted him. on the ground that the
act did not apply TO Governor Of
State: aud the United States soldier
stood ready to enforce the august de
cision in each ease. If bayooets 10
think, as Kossuth once said. we would
Ike to know what they think Of those
contradictions.
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