Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-19

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out in the air for Presidential candi-
dates, and they say that there are not
darnd fools enough in the country to
elect Greeley President, flags or no flags;
and the Democrats say that the Liberal
Republicans are not reliable. are not to
be depended upon. This has been the
talk since election in Vermont and
Maine.
The remarks of your sound Middle
bury correspondent, ''Candor," relative
to the inconsistency of temperance men,
contains ''more truth than poetry" in
Thursday mornings HERALD. We re-
port a case in point. A respectable man
of our acquaintance was candidate for
an important town office He is as true
a Republican as walks the soil, and is an
out-spOken temperance man, the only
reason assigned against his nomination
or election was that he is not available
on account of his temperance principles.
The rum vote will be solid in opposition
to him, and the Republicans will be de-
feated and a Greeley man elected. SO
talked the WOuld-be leaders of the party
Who are the temperance party in Yer
mont? We answer, the Republican
party. Who have enacted an excellent
temperance liquor law and sustained
it until now? We answer, the Re-
publican party, in both its legislative
and judicial departments. What party
in State convention passed a thorough
going prOhibitOry liquor law resolution,
at Montpelier last July? We answer
the Republican party. Consistency is a
| jewel, but availability is more precious
| under certain circumstances.
One of the twelve newly elected
Justices of the Peace in this town, was
a Greeley and Brown man. and was a
candidate of the Liberal Republicans for
a county office. 1t is said that he is now
for Grant and Wilson. We had hopes
of him, because he listened attentivclv
to the speeches of Col. Joyce and Judge
Dunton. p. W. b.
POULTEEY.
A meeting was held at Joslin Hall
in Poultney, Ang 18th and Sth. to con
slider the proposition of DR.. Newman to
| restore the Ripley Female College to the
! Troy Conference. the original owners Of
that property. The meeting was attend
ed by the citizens Of Poulncy and
large number of the clergymcn and lay
men from abroad residing within the
| limits of the Conference. Dr. Ncwman's
proposition was accepted. SO far as that
meeting could do it, and a committee
appointed consisting Of the presiding
elders within the Conference. Six Law
men. one in each district. and one at
large, with committee in Poultucy.
who together were instructed to devise
ways and means to raise the necessary
funds for the purchase of the property
On the nth OF September that commit
tee were called together at Poultney and
ORGANIZED ny the Appointment OF lion;
NJ. Ozark chairman, ana thcn proceeded
10 discuss matters pertaining 10 the dll-
ties assigned them. y form OF subScrlp-
ton was presented, thoroughly exam
med and discussed and, with some Tc-
VISION, adopted.
n full plan OF acton, We understand,
Is matured by the committee. and their
IapoTS ny way OF procuring the necessary
funds are about to commence. The
Foro,,oo NOW, Lae no eaI,r[l ,,;tii,, -.
limits and the hope is fondlv cherished
bv the citizens Of Poultncv and many
Of the former students and patrons Of
the old T. c. A." that the institution
is to be revived and again placed under
the control and management of the Con-
ference.
We have nlonfv of rains and fine
oround ie haconri1o 17r,1s5aII,- ,,,ailt
Corn crons are Io6l,in~ fnoI;; ,,o[.o,. /.
better and tLev are % far alone tbot /
there is no dancer from frost avc9nt fo
tbe fodder Tho no+oto cron viii he /
IiCbt. every other cron this Season viii .
he heavy We have ndvor soo1, 30 n,an,r
annlee on tbe troos since tbo do,-s Gr .
cider brandy distilIerv as this voar
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HYDEyHLE.
since election do,- al o,,iot ,,oli+ioa1
w alone the PomoeGon FvtIro ,,,'r,,,
assertions about GrceIrv,s nonnIoritl,
are no moro heard here II was onitG -
clever tbinoto Dublish MS before election
in slch fno sopn ''Il,' ,,,rI m togo
- Hv6pyil1p Is almost - unit for GranI6,-
and Bro,, II '' no,,eo ~, ''t,, Io ~" ,r,io
for soid ,nt and ,o oo,,id TAI tir,d o oi,
six rennbIicons unified with do,nocrot:9
baIf JoZen orso We 10 NOT Of cor,so
~iva tbis &c ncrfoc4 con lr' h,, ~ - :;
5nncb neaTor ~ I,nrfcot ono,,ra D". tboL
was tbn efotoront Of +he T-rit9Sr ,,,i,,l
cooII,, ,ossoJ tbo o.root no ;orftI, Of o,,,
c;t1ord az, 80 c"o1;t iJ, n,I ~ '''
0 9 2 T,os 10 ,iC fD.,(,oI i"ii h
r, oor J 1900, .'loe' MON ,To :, 10Y "S
paar +ha Iolo oe9 ,, nj 'li 9'iIG
nes ubicb oht 10 o ,v'or ~, a,t
tho nnrIons rootico of ,",Iiro 40 tI
roadway diractjV in 'front.' # anu ON o VI,
nroachi1g team. AGAINST this dancer ~ a
lad named Bronson and several others