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

IL is now pretty generally agreed
among historians that the first horses
on record were the Roman augurs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

On the Library. Messrs. Estey and
Glearon.
Resolutions Mr.. Adams, that the
committee on the judiciary be instructed
to inquire whether any further legislation
is necessary to prevent the admission of
patients in the Vermont Asylum for the
insane, when such persons are not in
any proper sense, the proper subjects
for such an institution, and to report by
bill or otherwise. On motion of Mr..
Powers, ordered to lie.
BY Mr.. King, that the two houses
meet in joint assemblage ON Tuesday
next, at half past two in the afternoon,
to hear the report of the committee ap-
pointed to canvass the votes for county
and probate officers, and if necessary to
complete the election of the same;
adopted
Bills introduced. by Mr.. Reynolds,
that in the absence of any agreement in
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Caledonia County-Messrs Houghton
of Waterford, Batchelder of Stannard,

Caledonia County-Messrs Houghton
of Waterford, Batchelder of Stannard,
Moore of Ryegate.
Chittenden County--Messrs Isham of
St. George, Shaw of Bolton, Williams
of Huntington.
Essex County -Messrs Cook of Bloom
field, Reed of bennington, Martin of
Maidstone
Franklin County = Messrs Gates of
Montgomery, Start of bakersfield, Haw-
ley of Fairfax.
Grand Isle County Messrs Mott of
Alburgh, Martin of South Hero, Hall of
Isle La Mott.
Lamoille County-Messrs Doty of Ell
more, Chaffee of Waterford, Stevens of
Eden.
Orange County-Messrs Davis of Fair
lee, Humphry of Corinth, Cushman of
Braintree.
Orleans County-Messrs McLaren of
Greensboro, Leavens of Morgan, Bruce
of WestmOre.
Rutland County-Messrs Peck of Ira,
Barnard OF Chittenden, Derby of Sher-
burne ...
Washington County-Messrs Stevens
of East Montpelier, Dayton of Fayston,
Wells of Woodbury.. ...
Windham C0unty-Messrs Griffin of
Halifax, Town of Somerset, Dimick of
Windham.
Windsor COunty-Messrs Burnett of
Bethel, Coolidge of Plymouth, Perkins
West Windsor.
On Joint Rules-Messrs Dickinson of
Newfane' Marsh of Hinesburgh.
Bills Introduced By Mr.. Buell. of
Middletown, to abolish capital punish
ment.
By Mr.. Davis, of Reading, relating to
tie conveyance Of Homesteads.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
At half past ten o'clock the Senate
and House met in joint assembly. The
Canvassing committee submitted the fol-
lowing report
To tie Joint Assem6Ly nor IN session.
The Joint canvassing committee ap-
pointed to canvass the votes for Cover
nor. Lieut.. Governor and Treasurer,
having attended to the duties assigned
them. now submit the following report {:
For G0gernOr.
Whole number of votes returned, 80, 1913
Necessary for a choice. 29,2S7
julius Converse had Al, 946
A. B. Gardner had 1858
Scattering. IA
Majority for julius Converse, 25,319
And thereupon the President of the
Joint Assembly declared that Julius
Converse, having received a ajOrity of
all the votes cast by the freemen of this
State. is duly elected Governor of the
State of Nermynt for the two years next
ensuing.
Mr. Carpenter, a Senator from Wash
ingtOn county. introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, as follows:
Reaolced That a committee Of one
Senator and two Representatives. be APP
pointed by the President to wait upon
the Governor elect, inform him of his
election. and that the Joint Assembly is
+ in session ready to receive any cOmmu-
nication hc may be pleased to make to
them.
The President of the Joint Assembly
appointed as such committee, Senator
Carpenter Of Washington county,
Messrs. Hebard of Chelsea, and Ballou
! Of Burlington.
The committee subsequently appeared
within the bar of the House, accom-
4 panied by the Governor elect. who in
; IOIilttI Iut JOINT 1ASSCulEJI bI MS dNCNpt
ancc of the Office to which he had been
elected, and that he proposed then to re-
/ eeiye and subscribe to the oath of office :;
which oath was duly administered by
/ Hon. Asahel Peck, one of the Judges of
the Supreme Court of Vermont, and
subscribed to by his EXcellency.
! The eanvassing committee further re-
ported
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PoLITICAL.-The New York Herayd
of Monday says: "a Vermont Demo
crat' writes to inform us that the Liberal
Republican organization in the Green
Mountain State is perfect, having been
arranged by Jed. P Ladd, member of
the Liberal Republican National Com
mittee for Vermont Then the song of
the opposition in Vermont at the time
of the late State election must have
been
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

a GOOD OFFER.-V. NJ. Hubbard of
Rochester, has Merino buck for one
half interest in which he has recently
refused five hundred dollrrs. Sheep are
coming up, for two years ago a full
blood Merino wasn't worth the oil it
took to keep it in condition.
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NOTICE.

The Records Of the Town are removed TO
the Office in the Town Hall Building.where
access can be had 10 them from nine TO
twelve O'Clock in the forenoon. and from
one 10 four O'Clock in the afternoon. IL Is
desirable that the business OF the Office
should be confined to those hours as far a.
the convenience of the public will admit.
ORRICk l.. ROBBINS,
Town Clerk
Rutland Oct 5th. ls72 d&wIw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

A BEAR KILLED.-Mr. A Churchill,
of Chittenden, has for soma time been
losing sheep, and he suspected a bear
from the mountains had hand in the
affair. He set trap, and caught him
on Friday. He weighed two hundred
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10
RUTLAND, VT.

IheSe Ieas are guaranteed fresh and
IN good order, and are imported ,y;yect
l1'0" Japan and China 5v me, t6ro,ro6
Pacific Mail Co., 10 San F'raneisco 0S5
Pac1fic Il. n. 10 Rutland. lam o6er;,c
tsem 10 to 20 per cent. 60aoer thar gn1,
1eas 4" tbs market Of TIE same grade,
sS DeaterS are requested 10 call and
examine guilty and prices Of Goods. n
feel satisfied that 7 can make II an
object for them TO purchase
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

THE PoTATeE MARKET.-The market
at Troy opened very brisk on Monday
morning. The demand is good and the
supply equal to the demand. Fearless,
Early Rose and Prince Alberts, are quot
ed at S1.129 per barrel, and Peachblows
at S1.625@S1.75.
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.lLs,, receios Orders f0r he best
CALIFORNIA WINES

beer shipped 10 tie Eastern States. The
attention Of Tom Agents and PhgsieiQ7,s
deStro1iS Of obtaining a pure article Is e.
pec5Glty called 10 these Vines. Ssz6 for
samples and prices, and try them.
ap5d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

Ink HORN AND MAGNOLIA
II FLOUR, very choice, for sale at
ID. w. MARSHALL'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGs.-On ac-
count of the accident TO the down night
express over the Central road last night,
and the nOn-arrival of the train at Rut-
land before we are compelled to go to
press, We are without our report of the
Legislative proceedings for yesterday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

Bills introduced and Referred. By
Mr.. Frisbie, of Poultney, to pay Sewan
Fullam.
BY Mr.. Pitkin, of Montpelier, by re-
quest, providing for the payment of the
board of defendants confined in jail I'M
der civil process.
By Mr.. Wyman, of Athens, to amend
an act relating to the traffic in lntoXlcat-
ing drinks, approved Nov. 16, 1869.
The Speaker appointed, as official re-
porters, agreeably to law:
Andrew G. Brown, Montpelier.
d. Webster Dixon, st. Adams.
On motion of Mr. Pitkin, of Montpel-
Ter, adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Bills SntrOduced.- BY Mr.. Field, of
Springfield, to incorporate the Kiff Man
ufacturing Company.
By Mr.. Rogers, of Newbury, to pay
Jonathan j. Smith the sum therein nam
ed.
By Mr.. Town, of Somerset, to amend
sec. 16 chap Is G. s., relating to town
officers.
Joint Resolutions. From the Senate,
granting the use of Representatives.
Hall to Rev. n. Cyr, of Rutland for a
lecture on ''Father Hyacinthe !" adopted.
By Mr.. Bebee, of Dorset, to amendan
act incorporating the Battenkill and
Pawlet Railroad Company.
On motion of Mr.. Field, of Spring
field, adjourned.
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r or ILttHGCItttIbt- bUCEfJtOF.
Whole number of votes returned, 58,528
Necessary for choice, 29,260
Russell s. Taft had Al, 91S
W. II. II. Bingham had 1860
Scattering,
Majority for Russell 5. Taft, 25, 308
The committee further reported:
For Treasurer.
Whole number of votes returned, 51393
Necessary for a choice, 90 1877
John \. Page had 1890
Henry Chase had 16,473
Scattering 90
Majority for John A. Page, %, AT
The Senalc thereupon withd rev.
On melton of Mr.. Pitkin, of MOntpel-
icr, adjourned,
AFTERNOON
The Speaker laid before the House
communication from his EXcellenCy, the
Governor, stating that he had appointed
Joseph B. Dennison, of RoyaltOn, Sec
rotary of Civil and Military Officers
Mr.. Stephen L. Mott of Alburgh, and
w p. MattisOn of SALISBURY, having
presented their credentials as the Repre-
sentatiyes elect from their respective
towns, were dulyqualified and took their
seats.
The Speaker laid before the House the
message of his EXcellency, the Governor,
which was read by the Clerk.
(See Message
Res0htionS- BY Mr.. White of Tops
ham: That the Clerk of the House be
directed to procure the printing of 1000
copies of the Governors message for the
use of the House. Adopted
REFERENCE OF TIE MESSAGE.
BY Mr.. Chase of Jay: That so much
of the Governors message as relates to
finances be referred to the committee on
ways and means.
By Mr.. Lewis of Wells: That so much
of the Governors message as relates to
taxation be referred to the committee on
the grand list.
BY Mr.. Wheeler of Weathersfeld:
That so much of the Governors message
committee on education.
BY Mr.. Green of Richmond That so
much of the Governors message as re-
latcs to State Institutions and Charities
be referred to the committee on State
prisons.
On motion of Mr.. White of Topsham,
adjourned.
FRIDAY, Oct 4.
The chair announced the appointment
of Edward NJ Brown, of Montpelier,
as reporter of the proceedings of the
Senate for the present biennial session.
The chair nominated, and the Senate
appointed the following committees:
To canvass the votes for county and
State offioorc
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

MUSCULAR CHRIsTIANITY.-A Rev. w.
T, Eustis, Jr., pastor of the Memorial
church at Springfield, Mass, was return
ing in the New Haven train on Thurs
day evening, from the meeting of the
American Board, pickpocket attempted
to rob him. Mr.. Eustis was too quick
for him, however, and turning sudden
ly, dealt the fellow blow, the effects
of which he will carry for some days,
if not weeks. 1t was one of the health
lest exemplifcations of muscular chris
tianity.". and will, no doubt, be of
more moral benefit to the pickpocket
than several hours of preaching.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

SHEEP.-It is cheering i'll these days
to note a revival of the western demand
for Vermont sheep, and under this head
we note that this morning a freight
train over the Vermont Central railroad
takes a consignment of six hundred and
twenty-six Merino rams, and fifty-fiye
ewes to Mr.. Chas. Fl. Ripley of COlOra-
do. "a total of six hundred and eighty
one head, filing nine cars. These sheep
have been carefully selected by Mr.. S.
F. Kelley, from the best fiocks In West,
ern Vermont. Notably those of Mr..
John Mead of West Rutland, Bradley
Fish of..Ira. E. S. Stowell, F. H. Dean,
A. L. Bingham, Jared Foot, H. w.
Walker and G. A. Cutting of Cornwall,
and Mr.. Dyer Townshend of Walling-
ford We presume that we risk little
in saying that this is the best party Of
sheep that ever left Vermont, taking
into account the magnitude of the OPP
Grafton. We trust to hear good aC-
counts of them in Colorado.
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DEN II Il.
SATURDAY, Oct. ).
The President pro TEN. in the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Bills i1trOduced and referred. BY
Mr.. Adams, an amendment to section 3.
chapter SO, g. s., relating to dispositions;
to the Judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Morrill,, laying tax of three
cents on the dollar on the county of CAL
edonia; to a select committee composed
of the Senators of Caledonia county.
BY the same, to amend sec. 1, chap.
80, G. s., relating to the payment of bills
OF exchange, drafts or notes; to iudiei
airy committee
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds, adjourn
ed
AFTERNOON.
The President pro TEN. in the chair.
Joint res0lattj0n.-B Mr.. Kellogg.
that the Hall of the House of Represen-
tatives be granted to Rev. n. Cyr. of
Rutland, on Monday evening next. Oct.
It'll, to deliver an address, Subject
Father Hyacinthe the monk, the orator
and the christian. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Powers, who suo-
gested that no quorum was present, the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the chaplain.
RESOLUTIONS. By Mr.. Sanborn. of
Lyndon, that so much of the Governors
message as relates to public town librar-
les be referred to the committee on edu-
cation; adopted
Mr.. Doty, of Elmore, that SO much of
the Governors message as relates to 40
riculture be referred to the committee
on agriculture
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AFTERNOON.

\ communication was received and
read from His EXcellency, Governor
Converse, announcing that he had APP
pointed Joseph D Denison Secretary of
Civil and Military Affairs, and that he
would transmit his biennial message to
the Senate at half-past two o'clock this
afternoon.
On motion of Mr.. Colburn, the Sen
ate voted to proceed with the election of
the standing committees, and the fol-
lowing named Senators were elected by
the adoption of resolution introduced
by Mr.. Colburn, member of the scy-
eral committees named.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
TnE ESrEnrRIsE or INK RrPuBLIcAS.

On the first page Of the REPUBLICAN this
morning will be found an extended report Of
tho great Republican mass meeting at tho
Cooper Institute last night which was sPe-
caly prepared Tor this journal by corps OF
shorthand writers, and telegraphod cHclu-
siVely TO US.
Inc oisps'eh IN question: numbering Dc
'"0e" '"oi'e anu ni'och thousand "orus' Is
the largest that has ever been sent In q single
night 'oa journal south Of New York, and
ha' ocen seldom exceeded by even the lead
rug No" 10TH uan'es' except on rare ocea-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

The great Republican INJECTING al the
Cooper Institute In New York asst night In
favor OF the denomination and/fe-electiou Of
President Grant was, according to our special
dispatches In other columns, one Of the most
imposing political demonstrations that have
taken place since the war. The commercial
metropolis Of the country spoke as 1t only
can speak. The bone and sinow, the wealth,
intelligence and integrity Of the Empire City,
its merchants and mechanics, who 90 often
met during the dark and gloomy days Of the
rebellion 10 take counsel together, and send
their words Of cheer and encouragement from
one end Of the Union to the other, to the gal
lant armies who were battling for national
existence before Donnelaon and Vicksburg
and the Petersburg fortiaeations, again met
together last night to set the stamp Of their
condemnation upon the fresh treason, to re.
new their Allegiance TO the great ideas and
principles that happily trlumphod in the ter.
rlble struggle, 10 the great captain who made
them triumphant
There can be no longer any question as TO
whore the Republican party stands. We
] point with pride to the list Of names al this
great meeting, TO the resolutions that were
adopted; 10 the letters that were read the
dispatches that were received to the cnthu-
siastlc Thousands upon thousands that nlled
the vast halls, and 10 the still additional
Thousands who surgcd around the building,
hlling Third and Fourth avenues, blocking
all the space out a. far as Broadway, unable
10 obtain admission, or come within two
| hundred yarda of Tho Instltutc IL VIVA In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

One Of the "InnOeens at HOme"-MarE
TwAin's baby daughter.
-General Simon Bolivar BuclIner is build
| ing six.story marble block In Chicago.
- Tho gossips attribute Prince Bismarck
upoor state Of healthn to inordinate indulgenc,
10 lager, for which he Ia notorious.
Tho melting process applied to Jim Flsk'i
estate only leaves his unhappy widow about two
million dollars. She IL nearly inconsolAble,
Fifty thousand dollars OF the $4,000 Te.
| quired have been subscribed for the memorial
edince 70 Theodore Parker In Boston.
EdmoniA Lewis, the American sculptures Of
/ African descent ut Rome, Is reported TO bS
making her fortune on tho orders received from
English lovers OF art.
The second wife OF the late S. Y. ID. Morse
father Of the telegraph, 10 deaf mute graduate
OF tho New York CITY Institute. Her property
| Is worth tSoo,0OO, bequeathed by him.
| Maggie Buchanan, Of tho Chicago EBeAiHs
| dress the people Of Detroit on the " Life Anc
| Times Of John Milton"
: Fuerbaeh, the German philosopher and re
/ publican, who has suffered from III health, hal
Isselysd tisoo9 through Karl Blind from his ad
= Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson has snIArget
her business, and IL now teaching elooution, Ii
addition TO carrying on her circulating library
| In Chicago.
des Varieties In Toulouse, dropped dead upoi
| the stage while performing her part on the n
ultimo; The audience thought she had onl!
| tainted.
sionary who has himself been l 800 miles Int
the interior Of Africa, considers that his son.in
| law, DR. Livingston, Is safe, and 10 staying al
the headquarters Of some chief until he receiver
: There died At Gsneva, a feW days ago, Sc
i nor 0ercia, waiter at u cafe, who In a lev
years became possessed Of almost $500, 900 by
| gambling at Baden and Hamburg. He hai
1 NJ NJ fnFfmnRR In uN .Gta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

TnE New York Tribune served notice upon
all whom It may concern, few days ago,
that In the coming campaign, no matter who
was nominated, 1t should not print campaign
papers or worry Itself about electing this OF
that ticket. Mr.. Greeley, ID would seem,
finds II impossible to keep this resolution, fol
here we have, day after day, the following
notice at the head Of the editorial eolumns
'srhe full report Of the great reform meeting,
At tho Cooper Institute, ID printed In the Semi
Wefkly TItbbHs, ready this morning. Price, IN
wrappers for mailing, i've cent1,"
Which goes TO show that the ruling pas
slon OF the shreWd business men who own
that jonnAl Is still strong, even in their po-
lllcal death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

sE"USdsr the prOyisIOus Of the sst Of Cos
uess approved February 81, 1871, Tsfriterial
roVernnsnt was Organised In the Diatriet Of
Columbla. Its reahin have thus FAR fallJ real.
irsd the expectations Of ita advoeates. Under
the direction Of ihs Territorial onlesu, asJsisa
sflmprovemsuta has been inauHuratea, hJ neAna
Of which WnahinEton Is rapidly becoming city
worthy of the natIoh's capital. The citizens o.
the District hAvlHE Voluntarily taxed them
selves TO large amount for the purpose % cor
tributing 10 the adornment Of the seat OF oov.
srnmsnt, I rscommsad liberal appropriations on
tae part Of Congress, In order that TIE Govern.
neut mar bear ia just share OF the expense Of
earning out . judicloua aYatem Of improve
meats."-PTetidcA Crdnrt Mestaqe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
By EAEssH rs Sie S.!!ss StsIis . R''4'r

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELKGANT -FOUR.
STORY PRIfss-BRluK FRONT RRsIDENQE,
WITH BRowN.snoHs TRIMMINGS, On ON Tiik
ENTH AND TENTH sTRKkTs. -, -.
By virtue Of . deed o. trust 10 me, dated June
~ fslo and daly Ieo9,asd a llbsI sla toliS ~ on9
Columbia and b. direction of the party thereby ~
cured will sell IL public auction, 70 the hlGhe bid
der 81 o'elook, on WKDhKhDAY AfTkhNoOh,
April ~, ls72 the premises, that PAT o. lo, ~ u
square gi7 laid down the EIound plat 9t Wash.
lngl6B Oily, d. o.. oompdsod vituia ths followinE
met1s and bounds, vizi Commencing for ~ IAme on
street At the solthwsst eernsr q "a i9s oa nSe
sOah 59 let and lbsaos wee. y Zee. z gaas q BE-
.ln ground rent shsh vln es mads sSgsn ~ On ss, ne
nI eo9slds.aileu rite PssssGe P6p,S,sad ,6s st AZ p
slisbls "a sg sihss los Esnss%Iia rssdssfs k,s
the Tooms spacious and AL tts Appointmenu elegant
s9ns a ale, 5000 cash. balance In al, twelve.
.ishtesn and tuen four lonthe, with Ten YET cent
nisseSI ssoursd b. deed of trust on the pr9nery
$40 down when the property H. stuck on hsamps
Terms V Be eonplied yith IN seven d.is a.sr w .n
q ths dsiIulilRE puEehssSE,, v.rou. T,..,..
SpS.OOdAds BRklNARD a. wARHRa, Auet
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

We ARE AUTHORIZED to announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Grant
have bceA resumed from 8 O'Clock until
>, and continue until further notice.
MRs. GOVERNOR Cooks will receive on
Tuesdays from TIL 4 o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
Lost and Found.

~ n age lgft the premises Of Il, EiOHOhH, ,eofhsI
II Tbird APd streets northwest, on pataTdAg last
foFmation Of he's ehsfsAhouts vii BE- thankfully
esVsd b. her pAIonts bJ lSATlaE word ~ the premises
OT At Police Headquarters tplo'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
ID Auetlonssrs and ReAi ltSiAts hI2tsr.. =.
Southwest ooSR.s s%s; is.6Sf SiHa sna nv '''
TRusrEEs ,sA sAIS IS;t ~ EsaESS Fss

rRuSrKK'B SALE or vALUAnLE PROPERTY
IN TIN CITY Qg gNNAhhlNofyh. .,,h,
pktIet 81 6gianbis, Pssssd % The q as5 q Rss:m
BAY, 1phf ~. isis N D oSi0sl; p q, ss ~
en-. t "a hehss hddsi iol No Is
10 saaars No. -, improved ~ Brick Dwelling.
TsnnS II sllei Ohs third eaahl balance N ~,
essI, 10 IL aud Velve months from deY oi sale, so
cured by aPPfoysd notes and ra.stSse hsa ~ AZ, s
when ne property u struck oh. n terms q sale AZ.
not eomPled With N az dayn nem esS % ~ ", y
The eoil 81 NE dliAulisg purchaser htampa And con
VaVanrIna Al unfuhnaar rau coat
BhN. u, LOVKJoY, Trustee,
fATfAfkR a OLHARH Auetioutsu
Ipls,sodidS IstATl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

TEE SPEECH In the House yesterday on the
subject of civil service by Mr.. Willard, Of
Vermont was ful Of excellent Ideas, clothed
in Wsll-seleoted and eloquent language. The
House Will not, wo arc AFRAID, come up to his
high aud slatesmRnllko position on tho quoS-
finn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

TINS leading Reform Republican" In the
New Jersey Legislature Is ehsrgsd with hav.
Ing stolen q copy Of NlSons Dlgestfrom The
Ilousc This Is sad.