The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-09-12

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II. T., Kent, according 10 ihe vote a.
declared snd sans 90 lbe County C.erk q
Office had oae more vote far senator in
Hds tawn naa CaL Co.bum. We have
received statements and communications
from responsible men Of both parties
claiming certain looseness productive
ofuisi4kes and perhaps fraud iH voting
sad c3uusiug ihe votes We DO not care
ta publish 80 Chat f. written or said ou
tac subject, thapsb i VIC could get q tie
exact truth 0fthe matter we would be
glad 10 publish Is, 30 was close vote
at aj events, and whether ouc or ihc otb-
or candidate got two or three tbe most
vote don't matter very much, unless, as
we have heard minated, there We're
heavy bets ou ihe result.
RUPERT.
The follow .bg justices were elected
at tbe recent clcctious +. l., sheldon,
3. J. Jenkins, Marshall Hard, } q, Bur
ton, seymour Ilsrwood, John Fsrrer aud
g. G, Leach.
PFgU.
Justices Of the Peace, Joseph Il. Tt
ley, A G. Noursc, J. c. IAkin, NJ. u.
Lyon aud G. W. Whitney,
WNuALL.
The following Justices were elected:
Joshua Barnard, T.. Amedon, A,P. Ora
ham, w. d. Leonard aud VIM. i. S'lls.
Town meeting oil night. and a good
portion Of lbe next day before a repTesen-
tatiye could be elected On the final bal
lot Nespasion Benson received a majority
sud was declared elected.
Ian pGRoyE.
We are having an abundance of rain
fail feed ia good, but farmers who are not
done haying, or have a large lot Of grain
to get in, complain some.
--Rey Mr. Buckley is liked very much,
be is a candid man, scholar, and we
have almost full house every time he
breaches With US.
0rTH Lol Dor DERRY.
Las, Thursday evening, L. nan
IIai dngton Of this place, while dining
through the covered bridge, came in con-
tact with team that was hitched inside
the bridge, whereupon be lost control OF
bis horse, and was thrown from his car
iiage and seriously injured. The prac-
ticc Of hitching teams inside the bridge
is dangerous, and should be abandoned,
LONDON DERRY.
(The following item was received toe
late for publication last week. Ed
In the last JoURNt =, under the head
Of this town was a sentence which read
as follows: at is said that but two men
have been elected to represent the north
part of the town in the legislature fol
the last quarter Of a century, and from
present appearances the south part will
not be wanting to supply the demand fol
some time to come" 1t should have
read in the following manner: 1t is said
\ that but two men have been elected from
the north part to represent the town in
/ the legislature for the last quarter of O
century, and from present appearances
no doubt the south part will not be want.
ing in candidates to supply the demand ioi
some time to come. At the time the ar.
ticle was written, il was understood that
there were to be several candidates from
the south part.
We have had pretty hard fight cleo
ting town representative this year. A
NJ. Albee, DAY. "a Stowell and James l.
Martin were the principal candidates
The town was pretty thoroughly canvas
sod before election so there was not mucl
bitterness between the supporters Of eacl
candidate, and the candidates respective
/ ly. They were nearly all entitled to cred
II for the fairness with which they con
Quoted the election. Ii was probably tht
most fair and orderly election ever known
In Londonderry, or any OF the surround
= ing towns for one so warmly contested
There was no Greeley candidate IN III,
! field. They at last made choice on th,
18th ballot, Of Il. J.. Harrington, one o
Martins supporters; Martin and StoweI
men supporting him. lie received 10
votes, majority OF SO over all the rest
} Tie men chcered Justify when it wa
= announced that they bad made choice
! they were glad to get out of the dea'
! lock of balloting. During our tresom
, conflict we heard cheering news iron
, I.andgroye, TO the effect that that the
/ bad elected Frank X. Shaw, youn
p man Of about 80 years, who fought tire
0 years for bis conntry's rights, and con
} Quoted himself in a manner which be
comes a brave soldier, and afler return
ing home from bis dangerous duty, has
understand, conducted himself in equal
az becoming manner as a citizen. Their
f. were seven candidates. shaws major
! ity was o, and he was elected on the fir,
ballot Immediately after the announce
i mcnt Of tie result, Mfr. Shaw arose an
. thanked the people in very appropriat
speech for their magnanimity. The Den
ocrats Joined the Republicans IN supper
! Of Nj. Shaw, on account Of pesont
) friendship Tor him. Well done, Lane