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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-17
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MmsldnbH9e Na9ri9tea.

Brantrei6 iegte mierer einual tie
@elt in srose6 Gritaunen unp ;ror
rur9 cine Shat eie wie Elm Yrpteit rsr
frans6Vlden Nation 9esen Ten Norz
purf t!in9t ols fet reren 2ebensfraft
pur9 ten jinefen &ries fir lanee 3eit
oetrcaen. @ie Der 9eier peis, bot
Brantreid on Deut{dlanb nod cine
&rieaslhulp ron breitaulenb flnftun<
bert Miuionen su sablen. CUR 1ed<
une tieier enormen Suume idrtsb bic
Nesieruns rer Republif Elm Nationalz
Nnleiben aus, inctm fe rie Gran;oien
auforre,te, tie S&ulp ie!bft ;u iberz
nsbmen unp nit ibrer unterl6rift no<
! fl, s;tSl iteben. tlnp NOS .selbiebt :?
Deit ilber ros 3ebnfade pirp in smei
1osen, am %. unp 29. Sult eesti1=
net, uber rier;tstauieno MiQionen, 70
roe bic Geeterun9 ron lem Grfolee
itrse Wertrauen5 auf rae0plf i'm b69z
fen Orare uberra1dt mar. Sdaarenz
meiie eilten Die potrioti{den @iiraer ;u
Zen IHsnt!iden8ureoue, um ibrSderfz
lein fir bic G,lsuns Ger NaticnalIdu!p
teisutrassn, unr rie lcnit lieter einem
Deeprten als elmer Hepub!if eiinfieen
0slrf fen retteifsrten in Ter 3sihz
nune ron punrertsn ron Milipnen.
Nle &aiier Nopc!epn III. ieinsr 3sit
Die erltSpft. Staatefe0e nur6 Elm 9ias
tipnalzNnleiten pierer fuuen mpute,
bot ibm BE frans6fide Nation natt Der
perlanaten flnfbuncert Miuionen etz
mas iiter tauitnr, uno europa itaunte.
@ie tlein erideint inreb jener taiierlide
Grfola seeenlter rer Shat Ter Repub<
lit Wit &edt rerfammelte ft@ bic
fran;5fl1e Station in Zen &irden gum
1anfepttesrienf. Der III. gater araz
trlirte rem Yrdficenten Der &eputIif
~ rieler neuen Grbetun9 Trautrfids.
Die Natirnal: @eriammlune res t.s:
bergen parteisesdnts mipe, rertaste
f9 tis gum Nopemter, unr Yrdfcent
lbiers bot nun 3eit bic ylane Der
neuen Organization res 70 idwer beim>
ee{udten 2anres meter ;u entmidsln.
SIM reut,9sn Rei9s bat bic polisei
ieet ni9t mebr auf pos sefdbrlide Re
rolutiensptlp Saep ;u MAIDEN, 1pncern
bic s}eiuiten fnp ras 3iel rerielten.
Yin aue Bunresreeierunsen bat rie
8ei9sreeierune ron Berlin aus bic
S1rer erlaNen, iofprt su beridten, mie
p,eIe Niererla11uneen re6 Srcens, mte
eiele eirselne Mitslterer reslelben i'm
ganre ieten> pb iul@e idpn fcrtse3csen
unp-mobin? Wan icate meinen, um
lestsre6 bdtte bic 8erliner SberpoltSet
i9 jest ntdt mebr ;u tlmmeru; bod
pari man ni&t persefen, rab ite pur3
ibre @plrnaien aud suten Na6barn
unp Grsunpen oufduiee Dienfe leiiten
mS9te. Dab etne iol1e sebdlf9e
beterei tur9au6 nidt notbmenpts it,
bepeist fplsenpe Mittbeiluns auspreu<
Zen, wel9e fast: uDie Seiuiten bewei<
len ibre ,Staatsfeinrli9tett" aud ea<
curb, tob fie jest fdou lberaQ ibre
paulsr freiwiIlis serlafen, am cen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-17
Rumn1er 240.

alien Stdrten Deutihloncs unb
leut'h zSeferrei@s, unteritlsuns ber
Arteiter in ibrenBeitrebunacn unp9obnz
crhSsuna in ben nierrieen Grufections<
eeiddi,eu, 8eratbuua uber bic 2ebr<
lineefraae reip. Grridtans pou aebrz
Iinas>B >Bilrunsslduler. ginlardnfuus
Ter lbsrmdbisen Grtrit> Yewiuisuns>
Oriinpung elmer ausemeinen teut1den
Snpalipen> uno Sterteta0s fur &lei>
oermader, Grridtune spn Gtnisunes<
dmtern rcip. Sdiereser:d.sn. Nblhaf<
flung Der 3u@tbaus> uup Wilitairarz
belt u. {. ~. Wit ben, Gcnsre0e mar
eine Nusfeuuns aller Nrtifel fir pas
8leirerma6erzWewerbe unp sefertieter
&leicunasfdde uerbunpen. um pieier
MeiaerzBereinisuns Elm 0eaeueewidt
su bieten, pasp ieitens Der Scstaliiten
ein olIsemeiuer Sdneipertas na9 geip<
gig etnberufsn, su rpsl9em aue @elds
len Der pclitiiden ,pie iceialeu Ri@<
tunsss, nit Nusi9lue aQer pplitil9en
Seetirerei eineelocen rureen. Nuf
cer Saseseronune fanc Der Ncr<
ma!zArteitataa caS Gcnfectionswelen
unc reNen {ddpli9er GinFue auf ras
z dneiperseiddft lie Stsuuns cer
Z Sneirer> @eieuen sesenuter Der Wfei=
fcy<Gpalittcn.
Neulid mar Ter teutlde &rcnprins
auf Seiu9 in Minhen; nun 19reitt
man BON bort: ~NuFauenO 1T es, oab
rdbrenp Ter mebrtdsteen Nnweienbeit
ees 8rsnprin;en son YrsuEen in Winz
den cine Beeesnuns spilden ibm une
rem SSaiee nidt ftattfanr. Man tann
aus rem umitanre, eob Ter Ssnia nidt
mad Winben fam, um Zen 8ronprtnz
gen in ieiner 6aurti fact ;u tesruBen,
idliebenL nob bic Gntwids!une Der
Oinse ZEN kayerilden 6iriten in ieinen
SYmpatbien flr ,,8aiier unp 9eid"
etpas obeeflblt baben mag.
9Sie ter ,.StzAn5." fur Wirtemter9
teriGtet, fnp no9 9efdlonenem 6rie<
Ten nit f5ranfrei1 burd 8ermitteluna
pes peutlden Rei@sfanaleramtes unb
Der Neutrality-suspicious. 8esieruns bis
jeBt IA in cie frans5T1de Gremoenle<
aion ~ MlBier- eiR9ereibt ee,pslene
Niirttemberser ans rem fremptna arieee>
pienf1 erl6et uno nit Reilemitteln per<
lebeu In tbre 6eimatb surudbeforoert
morpen. Besen Sefreiune weiterer
Dirttemberser fine gerbanrlunsen
I'M @anse.
Die GrSfnune Der pritten pfdl;d1en
0nruffrieausfteuuns in 8ailereIautern
if om ia. suit unter &anonenronuer
uno @lodenseldute por id eesanaen.
Ter 3u Der Gr6fnuns etueetrpfeue
Dtiniiter res s>nnsrn, .. pfeufer, tpur>
&C pom p.m Boriisennen bes Central
cOmifes, Neetor Scbe, am fetli6 ee<
I6miidten portale nit elmer Nnipra@e
smpfansen.
Die tie Steuane tss &6utss pon
Spanien in europa beurtbeilt ,pire,
mag man aus folsenrer Ieuberuns eiz
nes reuti9en Blattss entxebmen:
..Mobrlid. eelssener als Elm Norp>
onfau fonnte rem panfenoen 6errn
Amereo unr feinemxnappen Ru'3 3orz
riaa ni6te in rer Delt fommeu. GS
lit Elm pabrer @IddsfaQ, Der 0eIpiuu
hes ,,sreeeu eosles" in psr po!itil9en
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-17

preuetl6en BebSrpen bic peinltdfeit
elmer seralfamen Ausweiiuns su erz
iparen. Die Gseieruna bat alfo leidte
Nrteir. gte he e,eiutten in Sdrimm
rem Au5peilunaabefebl iofort piinftlid
nadtamen uni fd nad @ali;ien su>
riidsceen> 70 beeilen fie lid aud an an
bern Srten Dor Snfrafttreten res Sc
isges ibr AlYl su rerlaNsn. @ie Der
u. 3. seidrieben mirc. batten bic aue<
ldncil9en Seluitea pas Slpfer in pa
pertorn lden rprber rerla0en. Die
8ousncuna pes Baues her neuen Sez
luitcntir1e bat Elm reider Nreliser Der
propins anf feline So fen uberncmmen
Die eSeluiten fann man sertreiben.-
Die Nnbdnslidfeit Der &atboliten an
ben Sroen aber ME-"
CRIT sins ee essen bic &lSfsr log,
isBt fommen aud tie prtsat>G >Gr;tebz
unss<Nnfalten an bic Neibe. Die
Besirfsresierunsen in preubsn f1nr
namlid ansspielen wprpen peu ben
&reiez Snlpeetcren Grtunrisunsen einz
;usieben, pb uno welde pripatlbu!en>
reniipn6z unp Grsietunss> Nnfalten
potbanrsn fnr, an eenen Witslierer
eeiitltder Congregational pper eeiitliz
der Srpen als Sebrer peer sebrerinnen
funeiren. Sierbet 1T an;useten: 1.
rie bod bic 3abl rielsreebrer unc sebz
rs,innen f1 telduft 2. melden Gonz
sreaationsn unn Srpsn rieislben anse,
aeb6ren, 8. mas fie an 0ebalt uno mo-
Der fe caNelbe be;ieben. $50 bleitt ra
eie Sielserutmte Jreibett mtttsn i'm 3eitz
alter rer Nuf ffidruns?-
BUR Nbmedsiuns etn amer Bile.
Sn Sraunlhnei9 fanp am II. unc 18.
.. M. anldbIib rer berridenoen lbeuez
runa cine 8utter<Gepplution itait. Sin
Srsia!iit Namers %. 8eder pcute eiz
nen 0srsiu rcn 6ausfrautn 9rirrsn,
re0en 3wed tie hsratrruduns rer
Narftpreiie par. Sdulo an cen
encrmen Yreilen trasen mad Zen Nn~
Ndtsn ce5 @runcers nur he 8auern.
Gr Lief ylaeate aufldlassn pcren 9n>
taIt 70 unsebeure Auftesuns berrcrriet
rab es in 8raunldrets unp in Mols
fsnbiittel ;u arsen- &ubeit6runsen fam.
Sn @olfenbIttel erfplate etn fSrmltder
Nufrubr. Die 8iepen 1rurren umee<
itar;t, tie gier ;erquetldt, unr nament>
lid Elm 9anrmac1en liter uno uter NIT
Butter unp Gtern beidmiert. Tte
Nertdufer Ru9teten NIT ibrer Daare
in ras 6au6 res Saufmannes 5affner,
eas pom Ter aufseresten Nien9e nit
Steinen bcmborbirt rurce. GineJrau
rurre rabei ssrbaftet. Ntenps wie>
perbclten i;t Die Grcs1e. Sncee maz
rem bic SduBen aufsebpten> uno 40
Wann Wfilitair ppn Braunidpeis an
sefommen. Dae gplf warf NIT Stei>
nen ouf pc5 Wilitatr, weldes nit
Sdu6en antwortete uuo nit sefdutem
8ayuuette attaquirte. Das 5afner'<
1be 6aus unp rie anminpeneen Stra<
fen paren militairiid teiebt. gerbaf>
tuneen erfolsten (; ter GumuIt pauerte
BIG WitternaGt. Die Spstal<D Demo-
fraten prpteittren eeeen jepe 1beilnabme
an eielem &rawau, Der inpeb ben euro
pdt19en Griepen faum fSren miro.
Gus benz 8apilden i9reibt man,
rab pas 8plf rur@ 0ni9te beua>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-17
Ser ,,@a,1berer" nad, Gurppa,

5ebs @pde sebsn cine AnsabI grempare ess
,,@anberer" nadb europa, une mir MAIDEN bic
9eler betpnbers aufmertlam, bab bic uebsr'ens
puna pes Blattts an Verpanete unt Grernbe
ienfeits|bes Seeans Elm iebr seetsneses Mttel
il, etnen ununtertro@enen Vertebr NIT bentel=
ben IN untertalten uae Re ubsr BIZ 3u'ienhe
bisies 2anbes 81 unterrt9ten, tefer ass es eurt
Bytefpeafel eeltsbea tDnnte.
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8:eeaunssn Brte.e &c. finh III ahreffsen:
"W A n D & R E r -,
L. 3. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Gi@enbQbn S5abr<Yldne.
st. Yaul unp 4actFc.


Rad zupfa, g1s Silver. et Glput uRh eauf Gapihs-
pies 1856 perlaHen eaut Nasts 720 uab errtisn ct
gaal 11:05 Mittass.
st. PAUL. 9tiuaeappls uut Delanr 3use = gerlaRsn
DeIanp $3.50 BDrmittoss; Nt,aneapps 9;o5 gcrm. unh
s,eielben et PAUL 3:45 Nadmittaes 9snneepplis 4:32
Nadbmittass uas errc&en SeIanr s10 Atsnss.
81. pauI, Dtlaup 4itf,t auh Bsnirn 3use.-BerlaFen
ct. paul 7:5o Npreens NinneapUlis 1913 Ntsraens;
erret&tn 8,nfrn 2::0 @admittass 9urudfeb.sns eer.
iaNea Rs Nenirn 1i:16 aRpreens; nneapelis 5:35 Ra
.ittaos: erreibeu ct. PAIL 6:,5 Na6mittass.
Ct, paul nm, Minn.apcIis Aessmrbatipns- 3ue.-g.r-
last ST pauI 80 Npreeus erreiht Wiuneapps 1215
0prmittaes 3urudfetrent Serlde e. w,nneorplts 200
Wadmi,tess xrs srreiHt ct. PAUL 2:4O Nadmittoss.
ct. paul unp @ipur City.
serIaRen aemmen an
et. Sames.... 500 Born. ct. paul........ 5.1S
Wanfalp ...... 7.05 Ct. gaul........11. 80 BORN.
Gate Superior unr Wiiftif'ppi.
DerlaNen ct. 8.25 Born.
Epmmen In Dulutt. ................. !.35 Nadm
Rerlaaen Duluth ~
Milwaut:s, ct. paul unp Mtnneapp>
lts=3Ise.
Durd,ase natb sem Oaen (@rprsf.)
4baaus $50 Born. Anfuuft 7.o0 RaSm.
minneapolis uni Ct. paui 3ise.
Rpmm en an......910 Born. @ebeb ab..... ESQ gsrm.
Esmues 3:AORaam. 0ebeu ab........ a1ORaHm.
Gt. 4anI uns Gbieasp 3ase.
@eben al Rad 5aainss, Neerins ,e. 11.4e Born.
ERlusft tn Ct. TaxI 2.55 AaHm.
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Jabr8an8 s.
as Mofpprtp

IN ben Be- @taaeu unt Gambia tetr6st 20 &s per abr
uue mus bem &mptdneer BET ener prsffee oicrtel
tGbrltek ocrausbeiabtt werhen.
Nan tann 3u ieser 3eit auf Zen .,Baaherer' esrn"
ntren.
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Giu(faSungfu nnb &orrt(ponbfn3eu

betpnbers iiber tir9lide unb ansere pi&tiee BE-
eebenbeiten, Fnt ieperaeit mtltemmeu, mu1en
sbsr Dom g.rfadsr unt:raeiSntt isin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

Tile Springfield Republican, a
Greeley paper speaks as follows Of
Gfaiz Brown,
The Connections papers furnish ad.
daional and apparently conclusive evi.
dencc Of Crate Browns drunkenness
at New Haven during Commencement
week We note that, 40 far. the liberal
organs wholly ignore the subject, and
apparently seek to conceal the dis.
graceful facts from their readers. But
they cannot prevent them from becop,
aug generally known "s. nom working
great harm g the reform cause. If
Brown does not back out, OF is not
Kicked ont, M Greeley will lose
thousands Of votes ID consequence Of
bis associates disgaccfrI condition at
New Haven.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

John " Harris E dsel II FsfJary
'oiBl Monday che ftih uH., after ouIy a
bort Illness The funeral services were
eld % Tuesday afternoon, tle Rev. Mr.
liaislcll aill lailne. assisted by Rgy Mr.
luuton and isey Nj Anderson, who
aade some very appropriate remarks DO
sired IS long acquaintance with the De.
ceased. Mr. Harris had lived lftv.oue
sat Of ,be a0y-six years oflis wooded
he in the house iu which be died. Here
free children were born 10 him, who
living attained 20 mans and woman
e1ate, went before him b. many wears To
&c better land Though fora long time
rared from active business pursuits. vet
hs active habits In the work his willing
hgads found 70 DO about bis home pro.
lngei, no doubt bis feeble strength Ia
attain more than the allotted age Of man.
llc lacked but few weeks 81 reaching
hlseightyctb year. Long connected with
thebusiness interests Of the place, having
hollen many Offices Of public honor and
trui, AN esteemed member Of the COM
mutity a faithful devoted member Of the
Baptist church, an aflectiouate husband,
iathp and friend, the name Of Esquire
Harris will long be remembered In the
sociey he helped TO form, in the church
be scloug supported and adorned as wen
~ th family who mourn Ms loss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

PmHspaama, PeSS, July 3ou,, 1872
Ei,tof Rageies1cr Jonraal.
Letters from the scashore and him,
sides are more scAsonable Just now
than from brisk wallis aud dusty streets,
lu, possibly il may add 10 the apprc.
citation oftheir blessings. II the dwell.
etr among The mountains hear 4 word
Row aad then from their suffering
bretAera who cant get away from the
stcaaing city.
And q all hot places. from tie earl,
est June roses 70 the latest September
fruits commend 70 me the Quaker city
- bearing 81 the palm. Its situation
explains ihis, rather than the warmer
rays q is more southern sun, f5r il
rests 81 tie bottom Of an immense tho
shallow basin which shuts Il 81 "a
tlfee sides ifom tao landward breezcs
whlle tae tat and iould sands of Jersey
stretching "a sway "a The fourth, al-
sasb AZ tie mols,are aud vitality from
tie Atlantic winds Por four months
thea PHILADELPHIA i q excellent /
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SALnL, y. u. Anc. 5th. 1872.

'"E'A1 - l., aug, Jth, 1877.
Editor Manchester J0uraal.
/ DrAR SR-It may not be uninterest
ing to some of your readers to learn
something with regard to the relative
situation Of the Republican and Demo.
cratic Parties of Salem, az this NAV be.
taken as an index Of the political con,
dItlon OF Washington County. Ex-
peueneed canyassers inform me that
our town is all right for Grant 4 VII.
son, They find about twenty to twenty
live OF the Republicans, who are now
advocating Greeley Il Brown, while ON
the other hand, upwards of fifty Demo.
Gratis are VA, strong" for Grant ,E VII.
son. From this data, therefore. we are
safe IN saying that Washington County
"iII give an Increased majority to the
Republican Party over that Of several
years prcHioUs. And if this is anv in.
a'oa'ioa 81 the political status Of New
York State, we may safely conclude
at least that the Democracy will not
carry the state by such an overwbelm.
ing majority as her adherents claim.
Ia fact we think that the people, com
my fresh from the exposures Of Tam.
many fraud aud corruption, and the
stain Of guilt on the robes Of those in
high Judicial authority, cannot be
blinded TO their true interests.
1t is not enough for them to know
the facts, and the relation these facts
sustain TO their own peace, prosperity
and happiness to convince them that
there is bot one course 70 pursue, one
vote 10 cast aad that for Grant & VIII
''is - %. 10.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

( Mn. Sarah Dench, the widow of the
late Ion. Myrou Clark, sweetly fell
asleel on Saturday evening the 27th nit.
During her long illness her three sons and
their wives attended her bedside and all
the Gre and attention that love could
PROMPT were given her. Though modest
and uiassuming in her demeanor, fthink-
ing little Of herself but much of Others
Mrs. Clark was endeared to all who knew
her. Her naturally amiabc disposition
purified and beautitied by a Christian
hope and experience, was indeed lovely.
The sweet peace of her dying hour, so
calm and blissful could only make her ex-
claim asdld the patriarch OF old "Let me
die the teath Of the righteous and let my
last end be like this" and her peaceful
eountenalce so serene and happy in death
seemed e say that the joy of heaven had
begun on earth. Mrs Clark was a sister
of the ate Levi Bradford and Messrs
George and Henry Bradford Of Benning-
ton. A very large circle Of mourning
relatives and neighbors attended the
funeral, which was holden at the resi-
dence. Rev, Il. s. Cushman, after a
prayer by the Rev, DR.. Wickham, preach
ed most comforting and eloquent SER
mon, which was supplemented by few
touching and appropriate remarks Of
eulogy upon the Christian worth and
character ofone of his former Pensioners
by the Rev. Mr.. Hubbard, of Bennington.
The remains were buried in the family
grounds in Dellwood by the side of her
late husband
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

BAmrATnLr, VI, Aug, 5th. 1872.
H. Editay.
4 meeting Of the Vermont and New
York Milk Producers Association is
called at Bennington on the 18th inst.
II will be for the interest of all who
are sending milk to New York or are
intending to send milk to market to be
present Since the organization Of as.
ISOLATION March 2Sth last, the associa.
tlon has worked hard, and for purpose
and the work laid out has been success.
fully accomplished three Of the heav.
lest milk producing lines of railroad,
ana many Of their branches have united
heartily in the same plan to secure a
just and equitable price for milk, and
to guard against present and future
abuses in the milk trade.
The producers along the line Of the
II. i. X. r. first started and have led
the movement SO far and it is desirable
mat they now unanimously endorse the
action already taken. and put in opera.
ton the system which has been pre-
pared at so much oApense OF ume and
A full report Of the work put
INTO the hands Of the committee will
be made, and a full attendance will
probably make it unnecessary for the
association to meet again during the
gear,
}, Il. MeNUGHroN, Chairman of Com.
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Liberal REPUBLICAN AM Demo-
tHsIfC COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

These two conventions met al Bank
Hall 10 North Bennington on Monday
and were temporarily organized by
choosing A. y Armstrong chairman Of
the former. and Sibley ofthe latter.
Hon, 4 y. Gardner was chosen chair
man DC the Union Convention, and G..
II Simmons and =. H. George Sccre-
laries Mr. Gardner On taking the
chair made a fine speech on the situa-
ton
lhc following committee Of rcsolu-
tians was appointed Geo. II. Sim.
mons W. + Madison and Vim. II
leohc a committee Ut four from each
town ln the county was appointed 60
dominate candidates for county officers
ben the convention adjourned 10 meet
at : p. "a. On reassembling the uomi-
hating committee reported the follow.
ing candidates which were unanimous.
n adopted by the convention:
For Senators VIM +. Horrohiu and
d. Kent
side Judges J Il. lIougbtou and
Tb8. s Beetle.
states Attorney A. NJ Hiding.
sheriff T II. Hall.
High Haiib Dexter Batrhelder.
Judges d Probate Thomas White
su4 y + Thomas
county Committee @ II. Simmons.
u I laurl CLARK stoue. W. If. Becbo
fui Nm Root
Hnn. Z. q Perrin OF New York was
then introduced to tic audience and
spoke ~ nearly rwo hours. His
speech, was good auA received with
marked enthusiasm hy ,ha audicnce,
which crowded tbc ball
Space Grhils ear giving aH extend
el u0ilce oft
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comm srosufxtT
sttu mtAAAp

Ms Ya.4 a I
NJ E8
htm sfe been she purpose ofus
~ tuse Il Eau 4 Hartf
ry. ta engage tbe very best d.
iaae fa aen notorious far good
s3 thorough scholarship. and tia,
vem ngre anxious e lal0eunain their
paFl.s ia principles IF the mara solid
and practical branches Of academic
sia5y than 60 ran over good deal Of
ground iH superficial way. or to give
faFnme attention % tbe more ornate
bmacbek This Seminary is strictly
speaking a preparatory school ior col
.ege Ibs was BE prime intent. with
especial rafcnuea to young men hay.
laE the christian ministry ia Wow. II
is hcpmger pf every one gifts early
friends aud should be of al its friends
that this prime intention, for no earth.
by reason whatever shall ever Be
sacrificed.
True "a great and sad change for some
reason has come over the public and
christian mind ia this regard, but the
hope is, that ere long TO a good degree
DE tiaf gae By, may be lived over
again.
But meanwhile the way has been
opened for the instruction Of students
30 all the branches Of a good English
education, with French. German. mu.
$40 drawing aud painting And | am
glad TO assure all concerned. that in
the principal elect the oIdcn standard
viii be maintained, aud that in his as,
sistauis the Seminary teaching viii
be fully manned.
The name and character Of these as
iistants win be given next week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

Ihet is a sharp contest in tho see.
ghd district Ia tha Stale between
Judge Poland the present member Of
Congress. aud Judge Steele with the
chances rather ID favor Of the latter
Both arc men Of marked ability and
beth arc Grant men. Either Of them
will DO the state credit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

The election ia North Carolina
proves g have been very close and the
result does not justify the amount Of
powder burned and the great amount
ofnoisc made by the Democrats From
the latest returns The state has prob.
ally gone Republican by a small ma
jority In ls70itwas Democratic by
about 5000 majority.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-08-08

tnAftr srArr coNkENrIoN~
These twp conventions met ia Buf
lingioa laat week and q oiai nmfte,
agreed 90 ihe following nominations
fr State officers which wee c5acauea
ID ly ihc conventions
for Governor Hon A. = 6atlaeE
u Bennington
tor Lieutenant Governor ~ II IL
Bingham. 81 stowe
fr Treasurer Horny Chase aifyn.
@
f Electors Wa. Il. Horu.
Thomas d ragers Jedp LaaI Jas.
po Rand and Samuel Bishop
The conventions were well attended
aal enthusiastic fitzpatrick aal other
speakers wen present. aut spoke a.
rlug the 3ay aad ggealae