Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13
Notes and Comments.


resouatiycs the Republicans will have two
thirds Of the members
We have met but one happy. Greeley man
since g election. He presents himself as a
living illustration Of the adiee that "swect
are The uses of adversely"
That famous tidal wave has left its
marks in New York It sends to the ASSEM-
| bly, an excellent Fish from Monroe and to
Congress a capital Bass from Erie.
A Troy man says he has Greeley bird,
butt took him Sis months to find out whether
he was pullct or a rooster We suppose he
was satisfied by finding, on Wednesday, that
he couldn't crow.
No one doubts to-day tia, the Democra-
cy would have made a much better eight alone
than linked to the putrii carcass Of liberalism.
Their prayer now "a. Who will deliver US
from the body Of this death
Most Of the coalition journals speak OF
the result Of the election as unexpected"
1t may have been unexpected to them
but carly in tbo canvas. Gen. Wilson pre.
dicted just about what has happened
Republicans have no wish, 10 this hour
of triumph, to be yindiciiyc. But they have
alright to rejoice that,senatcr Fentop has not
'u ,., III ''s 'nor's 10 '''''0y 'O' P"'V
"'''''' u'' ''''' " "'0"s '" "o"0'"'s "''''
b The Liberals promised tho Democracy IN
New York an accession OF sixty thousand
II Is a 'o'ne'o'oo' tna' sky 'nousauu is just
'l""' g'," oH o'' '"'' ~ 'V was J." d
minority Oh lV''oo '"e'' anu "' mas MA
Jo'''y OIL oo'ooo now
j Grant was beaten in New YORK four years
ago when the Democrats fought the battle
q alone. He now carries the State by hIiy
n thousand "heu inc Democracy '' a,a'u Oy
" iao''o" OIL inc hep"o'''" party i"o 'ouo"
. Oh some me" % u'"'n'
b. - No longer ago tnan the list oil October
d" 1872, Jeif Davis wrote tothe h''unon As
~ ISOLATION OF the Northern ke1el Army q
" Virginia, that be "was proud OF their deeds
il and ever confident Of the justice of the cause
b. Tor which they oa'''ed' Fe'ueo''s
m 1t was given as reason why Grant was
s. elected in 'dS that millions Of voters were
in practically disIranchised Every one even
ls Jef Davis, could vote and Gen. Grant has
d. iour-dlths Of the electors and popular ma
d joiity Of over seven hundred thousand.
he The New York Sum- for six months, ha'
'r. been rutrid VITA SANDER. Now that The
o. iitby Woodruff is in Jail, the Sun woul'
u dnd congenial employment in taking up the
1. dirty work Sue left uudlshod and just re
at ward in the Jail which now couiues her.
is No candidate for the Presidency Wal
lis ever so yilifcd aud Iibcllcd MS Gen Grant
aud no candidate ever received so large
~ vote. The Greeley journals made the cam
Of paign campaign OF lies, aud the peoll'
have recorded ihcir opinion OF the liars.
no And now the Springfield RcpuJlica,
4 says that Ben Haludly has given Oregon t,
3, Grant by 1000 Better so than by Joe Lam
H. to Horace Greeley. Has Sam Bowes givel
ANYTHING to ANYBODY We can imagn
nd nothing but the iich-for cfice or notoriety.
II 20, y, a,-;roa 900 'b~' go have soon 500
"a zen remark as mat IS Zen Grant never IA
is oeen beaten ana ne never Will De- sa'a
BY nave been uttered by one Horace ureeiey
he There Is prevailing impression that the say
in ing Is souod' whether the author can be 'oun
IL VI "O''
ne Inc hoeraIs oil brliueDoIo take de'ea
ire good-numored'y ana humorousiy' they hay
an hauled IN their Greeley ana Brown nag an
III suspended rom IT'S rope huge sponge An
r. wiped out very GOOD vt do they mea
raj 'nat 'ney Wien 10 ~'po out 'neif great mls'ak