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A word more concerning Our Sent
aay Graded schools aFc she ar3cg
- tae dag Ia large towns. with large
central population they arc The choice
thing iar primary ana preparatory
training They ore tle old common
school system sa expanded aad clovat-
Cd as % best meet the wants ol the
greatest number, True they are cE-
pgnslvc 6rst and last, ia buildings and
( iu the maintenance Of superior and per
maacut teachers. The money is spent
at home and tbe rich and poor have an
equal chance. Asa general thing how
ever, the classics cannot take very
/ prominent place ia these schools The
masses do not care for their study, aud
win not willingly help support IL.
/ Moreover graded schools cannot well
. be instituted and sustained Ia rural
towns with sparse population. IL IS "a
difficult work to annibilate old school
district lines and centraliae the town
schools
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Chicago Times still shows a ten
dcncy to foam at the mouth, Here is its Mt
terance: "As between voting for Greeley
and not voting at all no respectable jour
nal can have any advice to give
A side-talk at the Georgia democratic
state conventions: Toombs, said dele
gate to the red-hot statesman, it looks rs
though this thing is going for Greeley.
Toombs-Yes, It does. hope some Of
the fools in Georgia will get enough of
Greeley before they get through with it,.
Delcgate--They seem to think Greeley is
the only chance TO beat Grant. Toombs-
What is the use Of beating Grant with
Greeley? Hadn't we just as well beat
Greeley with Grant? Which Is the bet
ter? | had Just as soon vote for one rs
the other, and ! would vote for the devil
before would vote for either.
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SUMMER RESORT ITEMS.

John G. SAKE, in the drgas, tells Of the
various classes Of queer people who are
soon to arrive in Saratoga, As for in.
stance;
The man who is waiting for remit
lance so Unexpectedly delayed.
Aud the woman whose husband is OK
peptcd next week (and don't come at ALL
And the lady who on her second day is
Disguised because "this place isn't by no
means so aaistocratie as aehot She cx-
pccted.
And the lady whose daughter rejected
three millionaircs--hecause she could net
allow her to marry tradcsman, you
know american woman, too.)
And the lady who make, five toilets
per day, and is dish ugly IN all Of
them.
And many other remarkable people !
have met here aud expect to meet all Of
them again,
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MANCHESTER, July 23d, 1872.

Mr.. Edtor:
In a recent article Of the independent
on the money martet there are things
said worthy Of notice. AZ the begin
ming of the week there was an uneasy
feeling in financial circles which was
attributed TO the chances Of Greeley's
nomination at Baltimore.
1.-THE commercial interests, it is said
are almost unanimously opposed to
Greeley because if the financial theory
which he is known to maintain should
be put in practice, it would certainly
bring on a crisis in our commercial af
fairs which might cost the country
more than q dozen Black Fridays, OF
Chicago fires"
Mr. Greeley at the head Of the gov
eminent with a man Of ike kidney at
the head Of the treasury it is held
would 50 destroy public confidence,
and terrify capitalists that there is Nc
calculating the harm that might be
done to the business interests Of the
country
1t is not singular, therefore, that
Wall St. should show distrust Of the
Greeley movement. And whether the
selling Of the stock on Monday, was
/ the result Of apprehension on this point
I or not, it is certain that a good many
. got rid Of their stock as q very marked
I decline even in the leading grades.
But it is added. VIC would not ad.
wise our readers to go of on "a Greeicy.
scare Those who are alarmed at the
nomination Of Greeley, do not reflect
! on the extreme improbability Of his
election. The Democratic Party into
whose sweet embrace he has so grace
j fuI fallen, is leas powerful now than it
was when Grant defeated it, though it
bad so strong a candidate as Seymour
I for q leader. The farmers are claimed
to be in favor Of Greeley, But the
/ farming section Of the country arc the
strong hold Of Republicanism which
the Greeley Democracy do not hope 10
carry.
The Greeley men are chiefly political
adycuturcrs, men that make a great
how at public conventions, but ia
many cases 10 but very little toward
forming public opinion.
Nov that the nomination IFS actually
made the business Of preparing for tae
election win commence IN earnest, and
tie men Of solid strength will be felt
in tie canvass, liitle fear need be ielt
laF the result.
u IN the mean time tie advice Of the
Iadpeadelt may not be without use T.
some q tue people ofYcmoat
Not d long time since Il man called
at tie bank f9f directions and advice
about disposiHg q BIS Government
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wncn WILL you nrLrrvst

Mr. Greeley says that he never
asked Grant fer an office for anybody.
On the other hand Gen. Grant, accord.
ing to q New York Haraid reporter re-
marked about Greeley as follows;
lie Grst grumbled through bis paper
! believe, and then bis "spUkesmcu" as
they called themselves, came grumb-
ling % the about bis not getting more
Of the patronage Of the government 10
dispose Of The truth about Greeley
is. be has always been surrounding
himself with men Of disrcputable char
acter aad wanting 10 pHt them into
important Offices. ] could net provide
for an ofthem. and most Of them
could not afford the country itself
could gtaHard 10 trust In any decent
place. ] bad altcrWafl g. remove. for
.HcQmpGtegcy o. misconduct Of some
kind o other. almost every man 70
whom ] gave GA appointment aa hH
accommodation such persons as
Camp and Lamont and those people.
One man .Fcfgus1u) the senate. very
properly ] believe, refused 70 confirm.
Mr. Greeley would haze filled the ciyl
service with 81 tte worthless men e.
the country. II ] bal Dee him bat ]
would u8t let hlm. md that is tl4e
trouble
We presume that Mr Greeley 81
person never asked tho President iar
o1iee lgf himself gr others bot that be
has j. e1ee, done il o fse4t uaay times
very evident
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Fer ta eumeH
mauy s declared tae 9th a
peaceful clRset. The ka-
hiHE tH kaawa g. have
Heea s. la,y 3aae
9 eEat saturday
We M ELSA fa tlns much aaA.
wEe 4l hav iaf a farther
u3 .aaaiae uhamaeit sa# Is thuc
another uaa m SHE Ja.ta5 s,tes who
could have accomplished tbe feat with
little expenditure saa $50 llagdshels
Whom Grant said LET aa haye peace
it meant something those men at the
south wb8 would like ta make a dis
turbmso knew Just where be find him.
Do w wish 60 ehagge all this and make
Il necessary 50 da che work over gaiay
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nertnrIc,x rows COMMITTEES.

The County Committee have APP
pointed the following gentlemen TO act
= Union Republican Town Commit
iees Ia their respective towns the eom-
lua two years Committees will soon
l.c appointed Ia the remaining towns
ID tbc County
Arlington Arson Buck Fernando
West. Geo. II Phillips
SYNDICATE. Crawford Woodward.
Jussia u Marsh. Willis Benily
Sunderland A II Judson, l. Shat
heton. Ebeu Graves.
Manchester LovclAn1 MunsoH.
teleu Amcs, T. y HOLSTER
pcu 2 Walker, Samuel Stiles.
NJ y Lyon
Dorset Ira Cochran, $ Gruu,. q.
n sykes
Iaadgraye Isaac Davis, Jfs Am.
bfase Woodward James Thompson
gape1 Jonas Wnler II Guild,
c alvin Moore
WmAall A. Il Graham. Joshua
barnard &. b Williams
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Eagis HE vasb5t as wet, posted as
aame tn regard D. financial matters hat
itwas evident fom what ba said ,hal
be was becoming affected with tba
Greeley eau lie was somewhat
quoted by the officers % the bank.
Eut $50 woal1 advise aIl such men uat
ts give Hay &c taeir fears. Greeley is
uot yet elected. Full @ third ola year
remains before tbf Gnal trial. Let 40
who feel that bis election would De ais
astreus 90 the nation, stand to their
arms. held oa to their bonds. be eour
ageaus. fight it ont ou this luo, aiJ
when the smoke of the battle shall
clear away there shall Pc seen floating
in triumph our old nationa. banner in.
scribod with the true and we'll triod
names, GHtNr AZ WusoN. M
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IN NIENIOnIAnI.
July It'll, in Paincsvillo o., Are. Abigail, wife O
Collins MorsC, aged % years,

July It'll, IN Paincsvllo, O., Mrs. Abigail, vito OF
Collins Morse, aged % years.
Mrs Morse had been an invalid for the
last three years. Acute rheumatism IN
the beginning was followed by general
debility and complicated disease The
last few months of her life were lull Of sui-
fering, which she bore with the heroism
of a martyr and the patience of "A chris
tan. None but those who knew the
deceased intimately can have just APP
probation Of her sterling qualities Of
mind aud heart. Possessing sound iudg-
ment, totally devoid Of 90 world fearing
aud a world pleasing spirit" Independent
and fearless IN the cause of truth and the
oppressed many weep for the true friend,
not lost but gone before. Deciding for
herself where I & was beuey0leuce 10 give,
her charities were numerous but be-
slowed quietly without osteuialion, as
the suffering poor will long remember.
Her husband has lost devoted wife. Her
only child, Mrs &. H. Allen, Inourns for
the best Of mothers. They have the heart
felt sympathy Of their numerous friends.
-I 'aiHesuHc, (O.) Ieicgf0ph.
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TIE vEnmoyr srArE rAIn.

The tweuty%econd annual fair Of the
Vermont State Agricultural Society
and Wool Growers Association will be
held on the grounds Of the Caledonia
County Agricultural Society at st.
Johnsbury, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September 10Th,
lltb, 10Th aud 18Th, 1872. The premi-
ums in most the classes have been re-
yised and Increased The premium on
horses and cattle have been extended
at great expense to the society, aud
have been so arranged as to tend to
bring out large display Of the best
animals in the State.
The grounds are situated on an ele-
walton about mile from the village Of
st. Johnsbury, overlooking the Pas
sumpsic valley, af'ording one Of the fir =
est panoramas Of NewEngIand seem nv
The buildings and appurtenanc, s are
sufficiently commodious and ey tensive
to meet all the requirements or fine OK
hibiton. The grounds AZ e accessible
to the Passumpsio and Portland and
Ogdensburg railroads. Every effort
will be made by thepc .oplo of St.Johns-
bury to make the Recommendations lib,
cral and ogreeab' &C. The increased
premiums and ST ,ociaI efforts to meet
the wants Of t .e people Of northeastern
Vermont IN the arrangement of pro-
gramme' TIE delightful surroundings
OF st. JoFmsbury, in conjunction with
the ear nest efforts Of the managers to
make the exhibition attractive, will
maize it among the most successful that
has been held in the history Of the So
ciety.
The society offers nearly five tbous-
and dollars ia premiums, distributed as
follows Horses, 81 600; cattle, ST.
POO; sheep, $500; swine, $50 poul-
try, $50; dairy, 500; fruits, SIS
sugar S25j vegetables, SIS ,nechan-
les work and agricultural implements,
$5ooi floral hall, $500.
/ Negotiations are in progress for the
usual railway arrangements both in
Vermont and New Hampshire for fare
one way and transportation Of stock
and articles free. The annual address
is to be delivered on Tuesday, Sept.
18th, by Hon. Horacc Greeley, ofNew
York.
Persons desiring copies of the pre-
MUM list can procure them by al.
dressing Henry Clark, Rutland.
The Indications ioreshadow q sue.
eessIul fair aad a large gathering Of the
/ people Of Vermont, from this time for.
ward make preparations 10 carry to the
exhibition the products Of tho farm, the
dairy, 'he shop and household, thus
bringing together the best spec
linens 81 our mountain commonwealth.
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HORACE GREELEY AND CIVIL SIR
VICE REBORN.

HORACE GREELEY AND CIVIL SIR
VICE REFORM.
In response TO a letter Of inquiry from
Carl Schufz Mr. Greeley wrote the fol.
lowing letter;
NEW YoRR, July q, 1877.
NJ Den, lSfrs-Yours Of the goth ult.,
only reached me three day ago I respond
al promptly as / may. The problem Of
civil service reform j. rendered difficult by
an alliance between the executive and
legislative branches Of our federal govern
ment. Those members OF Congress, who
favor the administration, habitually claim
aud are accorded a virtual monopoly Of
the federal Offices IN their respective
States or districts, debating appointments
and removals, as interest or caprice may
suggest. The President appoints at their
bidding. They lcgi.lale in subseaicnce
to hi. viii and oilen iuopposiiion TO their
own convictions. Unless an history Is
uinoauiug. this confusion Of Executive
and Legislative responsibilities ana iuuc-
iions could not fail 90 lis,cmpeF aud cor.
rupl tie boly polite. hold the c,igi-
billty of our President 90 recollection the
main source Of this corruption \ Pre-
slaent shoull be above tbe hope Of future
favor. and Use fear Of alternating power
ful aud ambitious pAr,izans lle should
BE- the official chief, not 81 party, bul o.
the Republic lie should dread nothing
bu, the accusing voice of history and TIE
lne1orable Judgment 81 God. IT, should
folly uaBkr aud never forge, that Con-
grea. lH its own spheres !. paramount
aud III ua wise ameHable 10 his upcf-
vision, aaa lhat lhc hc4riest good wilt, q
lis administration, Is perfectly comFati-
Die Nltb The most pointed dissent from
L.s lpculeations 81 finance ~ political
economy. tits ihe 6r,l step thar costs.
Let it be settled that d President is not
20 bt reelected while Ca oalae, and civil
service reform j. SEQ longer difficult lie
viii naturally select hls siiei councillors
from among tie aBicst cad Wlsgst 81 his
eminent fellow e.tizens, regardless alike
Of Tbs localit, and Suggestions 81 i selfish
policy. Tie VIII hare no Interests 70 con-
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Previous 20 the great Presidential
contest iu November, elections will be
held ia tbc following States North.
Carolina, August Kentucky AIonta-
ua aad Utah, august . ; New Mexico,
September California, septembcr2 ;
Vermont, September 8, Maine, Sep
tembe9 Colorado Territory, septem-
Der 30 Dakota Indiana, Iowa Ncbns-
ia, Ohio, Pennsylvania and District Of
Columbia, October South Carolina,
October 49, West Virginia, October . 4.
an the States vote lar Presidential a.
ectam oa the 5th Of November. and on
tae same day tao following choose
state officers Arkansas Delaware,
FLORIDA Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Louj-
siaaa Maryland, Massachusetts, Niehi-
gau Minnesota Mississippi Missouri,
Nevada New Jersey New York. Ten,
uese. Yifgiaia and Wisconsin, Arizona
holds her Territorial election o. tic ell
q November
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Albany, n. y, July I7th, 1872.
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
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n. T.. POWERS.
EAST ABLmdroN,

EAST ARLINGTON, NfnMoNT.
MANUFACTURER ar
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Wishos to call the attention Of The public y the
fact that he has on hand ttpo stock Of
sCorca AND ENGLISH clnyIoT suiRTING
which will be made up Is order III tho finest
stylra. cat 10 measure, and warranted O. III, Al
no, Fine Dress Shirts made from TIC very best
grades Of Muslin Every Gentleman will be
warranted good iit, by sending the following
measurement u inchcs Size ofeollat warn size
round the chest. waist and wrist distance from
center Of shoulders along tho arm "a the tnunkl0
of tho wrist Mention tho number Of plaiir in
bosom and style Of Cuils $50 mention whether
hosoma are 10 have studs os Aplrhls. Tho trade
furnished with Fao dgtHs and business rhirts
at short notice
East Arlington VT. July 10Th, 1872 72iylo1
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liberal Republican ceaaty ua,,,ntta.,
The i4betal republicans u IL ,,f,sto,, tsupty
sfa hereby uotiasd 10 mss' IA, NJ. Couyel.
NDn ~ Hank Hall North ~ ..,,t,.,t,s N, NI6ndsy
August aih. ls79 a. 10 - ,la@E 4 Nj. f5r he nun.
ts,'...8 i - s ss. . county ticket . DO sup.
Z. IN. 80. - .embef election, AZ opposed
~ .miuistrstan aud Ia favor o. the
tstt .eslsy and Brown are cordially 10
- present Noted speakers haYo been
address tbs convention Pare, by tail.
~ free enc way
X 4 HJhb, rt,,pfy
LYMAN HOGElN, fpl,ra,nitia.
THOMAS u. HALL,
North Bennington, w., July l1d, 1874 Wv
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Call aal eE4Hssaa eaE
FINE CALF BOOTS
~ ORR 0NS NAAEEAcNtEE
sslaas fr $3.50 10 aa Opposite tAa i'aat
81 81 LFaAE. Agent
Fsmry EgHs. w. Jaig l7A, 1871. fDslfrJ Dc
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nsnaasratis CsaHty ta4ssatIsa
ltaa Nssaigg4sih = heuaaEiaA County sfs
atfVbF requested o. u4ret - aAsa convention At
hauk HGfi. ~ NnftB tguHMgtaii an Monday
Aag an, A. u. ls72 - - o'clock A. NJ. Tor tao
pafpnse - nominating county alhceFa ~ b. sup
FaTte3 II the e1a4lng segtsA.hyf sssosi0u. Prom
aaeni sptatefs fE0A sbFual slll AlsAgsss the con.
ssniloH AID dsIagcFAis let us hAys tbs largest
capfenisog ever htld 10 EonuiRgtsn county
i3g gns NGY-
GEQ u. SIMMONS r.-u,,.
WI. BEBEE IoaA8
CLARK STONE COMMITTED
bsHEHgi9a, VT July 22i. 1872 CIV
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The Bennington Frfa Press accord.
iBg 10 It's own boast the only out spok-
~ administration paper in the county,
has been sold out To the enemy, We
arc not informed whether the price
paid was thirty pieces Of silver or
not. bot that il has been sold out is a
fact beyond dispute. In an extra on
TUESDAY il announced its purpose to
support Greeley & Brown and maniies-
ted much sincerity 10 is new love. 1t
also dominates Hon. Nm. T. Houobiu
for Governor # Vermont, subject Of
course 10 the action Of the Burlington
Convention. We are not informed
vha, ground il pill take in regard to
tie Mall00nsac road.
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rBrEpAY july b. aa
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Liberal REPUBLICAN STATE CON
VENTIoN PosTpONEMENT.

As there are many conflicting reports
in regard TO the time Of holding the
state Convention, we would say that
il will be held at Burlington, on We'd
nesday, July 3lst.
LIBERAL RfruBuCAS HEADQUARTERS,
CENTRAL llousE, RUTLAND, W.
July 18th, 1872,
The Liberal Republicans Of the State
81 Vermont are requested to assemble
ia Mass Convention in the city Of Bur
lngton on Wednesday the 3lst day Of
July next, at 10 o'clock a. m, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for
State Officers and electors Of Presidents
aud Vice President Of the United
States
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Since the above was in type, we have
received the following telegram. This
mixing up Of dates is not our work, we
give our authority and people can be-
lieyc which they choose
RUTLAND, VI, July 23d, 1872.
E,fitor Of Manchester J0mHai;
In order that the Liberal Republican
State Convention may be held on the
same day with tue Democratic Couven-
ton. tho time Of holding said couven-
tian is hereby changed to August LIST,
At 10 o'clock a. IA, at Burlington.
Signed Gas. CrAMENr, Chairman
State Liberal Republican Committee.
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saa4a-st .gas rtsp@sissaa s~satsa tsaas
NH FERaHr
rLYs.E- s. GRANT. 81 Illinois
rEpef Hsrssrsr
uENHY WILSON. ~ Masaalassus.
tas~~ nsp~biica@ ssaas Nomination..
raa sgrtEAH
JULIUS CONVERSE. Of WoodascA.
fat uuf asyuaasH.
90 ssEIL 5. TAFT, 81 Darlington.
rn Frrsslafa
JOHN A. PAGE Of Montpelier.
t-tas asPssiissa t.asstty Nominations.
Naa askge8s
Ms t0IEIKS. ~ Nsaese.ssY.
s. T. holHhlWN. ~ ~ Ela.uaEia "a.
HH assuItNg Frpass
Is slkEs = Itsse4.
"a IWTIEh, SO FasuaL
FN hnEBiff
o CEoFII, = Agl.ugiou.
fQH HgaA EauuF
.. Ma AL u lupsfi.
gHE HthrEs AFTyESfT
s. BAWBElpTE - Arlington.
~ WtmEs as FAolATEs
q HURON. MsnF hssler nlstF{ss.
z WHITE. b,aaiagtuH District
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CHARLES CLENEST,
HENRY c. ADAMS,
j. A. SALISBURY,
FLEreHER TABLE,
A. G SuroRp,
Dawn s. SwErr,
ID l.. KENT,
II HfSBY WILEY.
7nAs. CIEmENr, Chairman.
! q. Stafford, Secretary
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