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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

On cine @ufbebuns Der Semindre, in
rsldsn unier eliaNii6er Slerus beransee
bilpet wirr, pirp man ii9 ppbl sprab
nidt pasen. Gber Miro man an bic
WaBreseluns Der barmbersisen Srpen
penfen. Sn S%trabburs befnpet ii6 be-
fanntlid pas Mutterbaus Der Sarm>
ber;isen S6meiterI pom ). 0incen; ..
paul UNI in Hiecerbrpnn pas Der mad
cieiem Srte senannten &ranfsnidweitern.
Oieie bcipen 0enpiIeni6aften, ME au6
rie Sleinen Sdreitern Der slrmer,, ras
ecele Geis zines fran;Sfidsn Stammes,
seb6ren ptne 3neifel 81 ben prpensdbns
li6sn Congregational. Sn Dem fur;en
3eitraum zines Sabres wirc es freili6
ni6t mS9lid iein, 10 sriinrlid aufsurdus
men aber pas man auf Die 0auer feline
Congregation itpnen Miro, slautt man
bier au9emein. Was aber unIer Splf
iiber Die mpesrnen 8lpferitirmer 7aet.
cas laien Sic mib-Seritfpeisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Selgicn.

SrdifeL 8. Suli. Die liberalen
Sldtter MAIDEN ii6 ni9t wsnis ld1erIib
curG rie mablps iibertriebenen S1ilpes
run9en ces entbuiiaitiiben Gmpfanaes
Der Oeputatipnen aus Sriiiel, Sent &C.
IN Intrerpen am pprisen Spnntaa
CUR 6eier res Sieses in ben Communal
wablen, bel penen bic Occtrindre
bic Majpritdt errunsen baten. Die
@abrbeit IL, pae allerpinss spn elmer
Seite Yiel sel9tiesn, pom Ger anperen ras
sesen Die eifrislte &ubs bepabrt wurce.
unlcre @ermutbuns, ra6 es untcr irlfen
llmitIncen al irsenp eiiism nadtri0li<
den Scanral nitt feblen nerce, bat iit
tepabrbeitet, inpem in pem 0arten Der
Sarmpnic, NO Zen OelcSirteu rer Gin
tritt S~eitattet mar, il6 Gin tbitlider Gcns
fliet entlpann swiiden Ten rempniiratis
pnsli6tisen Hiberalen unp renlsnisen,
welhe auf pieiem neutralen Sceen poll
tilGe 8unesebunSen unltattbaft fanceu
UNI pa9eSen prpteitirten. Gum Slid
9elanS es cinisen %beipnneneren Mdnnem
Ger libsralen partsi, e~rnltere greene III
%Serbinrern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Nadridten gu brinsen, pa iie iiG rabei
lei6t pur6 lire llnpihenbeit klamiren
fam. Sti6pf SayleY spn Newart, q. g.,
Cein @meritaner u. &pnYertit) 1T idpn felt
rem 80. Sft. 1853 ais Sil6cf cpniecrirt.
Inter Der ertpabnten Oepeide pirp su
serteben lein, pas Siidpf Sayley pom
papite gum Gr;tiI6pf pom Saltimpte erz
tlannt Jet. = Oas Sp~nntassblatt Der
81. St;ts, Der DWeiten" itrrsts wisoer
fSrmli6 spn bpSbaftenL fabsn @iBen
dber ben ;. @ater, 8arrinal 9lntcneli
unc natirlid dber rie SeIuitcn. 9fui
Staats;eituns, iodine pid, rsnn III
i%terbaupt nod cine SHam bait.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
Das katbolifd)e Goueaium PHO
Mono IN st, Granris. y

GrSiebuns maht len Iann, pirs lie ssrIaumt
pesr serfsblt, 70 rG&t Id riele @lsi6ailtiatsit
meiit eurt's game 9sben ; Grsiebuns 1T absr ia
nibt nit Der piarrlGuls iHen atseihIoIen !; as.
rabe eann besinut bic Wefatr iWr Wlauts ,lne
Sitte, ME ~ isben in ben Straben Ger Stie.c
uus an Spnntasen. Oa,u fommt nod, eas
bsutSutase cine bebere sei6Gfttt9 DE Sileuna
Yerlangt wire, TslGe bic yfarri6uls ni6t asten
fam bonn nidt jstsr Srbn nil ben gjus lei.
mes Satsrs fcrtfibrsn, man6erswil ieihier tur1
asibte Jseer isin Srre pereiensn, une jsesr
~iplite rr9 eeu @rune Al tinsr iplieen Sileuna
lssen, I'M paeur6 wabre Siltuns unp sluitG.
runs ppr ser iaIl&sn sa Gbrsn ;a ~brinsru.
0as GpQssium ,Pio None" fest I'D nun bic
g%ufsabs; bisiss srbabsne .3isl mad arSften gu
srrsi1sa, neutrality-suspicious. iine t.t,.r
@ranelits @risrnuns ser snsliiteu Spraheu II. Rbesrit
50rtbilsuns i'm esutfSen Stls;
6as Sstnsn umfast arittmetic, Slsetra, @sVmstris.
Die 10 hetbwenttse Su6fubrung tsnfad uRe epppeID;
Geographic, seelt. uae sumal Der. Stdatrn @eidihp.
SaistisniuS ttieet ndnIrlih nit Sitt. SsiAi6te eas
Juneamsai Der Hslisirnslebrs.
Seeinsnnsen per suartal. e1G Wsonat
TN %erausesiatlungl
fur api uus llntsrritt. ......
fur Sttt @di6e II. ausbsreruns ant...~........ lW
auserssm $500 far btSs ben sSimafssa 9mtritt.
9tenic fam 5ssen mGbise gersituns 3aif
(pianc, Mslceepn, Giplins) srlsrnt psresn an
here 9rtra- Hs6nunasn 81 bt GO ui6t.
8siu 3SgIins wirS auf f~irssrsn Ssrmin, als
auf Gin Suartal ansenpTmen, une nur i'm
Aranfbeits- Clter I @p8sn) essr G~ntlaTunss.
fate wirp Gin abSus s%eltattet.
2m 3. Sssi. pisS tas nsas SGaiiabr nST-
net une bic slnlialt bait am 4. Jsbr. iepie am 1.
Suli ibrs rHentlitm griifunssn al.
BUR ildern SemabMna ess b. @laubsus
E..I. - Af.E.I. $500. 49, - I-I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Saiera.-Ou uOpnau 3ts." in paIs
Iau, bic unter'm &anpsplf ltbr perbreis
tet, wirp seibristen, raB Nrteitsfrifte
tort abiplut manseln, 10 rab DER Saus
CT Seswunsen lei, ras Orunpitiif uns
bearbeitet ia lailen, Damn beibt cS mort
lid: Die Spl9en cieies tir6tsrliden
NptbltanreS iperpen bereitS li6tbar; Die
alien felten Sauern serIdwinren iie
fpmmen entiperer auf rie @ant, pper
lie parceliren sic ~perfaufen lpSisl
meg. Dap iie prn &eit pbne Oienltbptsn
bearbeiten fTnnen. gn Stele unlereS
weltberibmten e~brenbaftsn Sauernitans
pss tritt allmalis Elm ldnpli6es prpletas
riat. Shulp an rieier Nrtb tra0en rie
l~pcialen 3uitanee nnierer .3eit, bsIpncers
unlerer Stacte, pelbe lIb Spn Sabr
81 Sabr bbber aniauSen. Die Saurrn
ielbit aber flaSen ppr alem iiter rie
8aierne. @egenwartis ltsbcn 10000
trafti9e junSe Wdnner unter hem @es
ipebre ; nod Spr finn Sabren payen es
bios 10000. Die gauge llmsesenr nett
unp brett serliert Die srbeitsfrdfte. Sris
Der fanen aus SSbmen unp Stalien
iiterl6dliise Srafte berbsi ususltsns
ater fdut pas ceuti6e GiIentabnselns
bel nit MOrc nrp 5opti6las iibsr bic
fremren @rbeiter Der, unp man6e Bel
t~un9sleier freut iib iiber ipl6e SetbStis
Snns reS natipnalen @eiiteS. Die Sc
bSreen lirfern bic sei6lasencn .@Gls
iben" in ib,r Ssimatb suriid unc rie
neutiten Saucrn unb 8~leintir9er lie
fern ibre leBten Dienitbpten ab. SIM
3OsidtriSen Sris9e sin9rn bic 9eibuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

Gttelbriid, ZEN IS. Sui. @ewSbnli6 III I'M
isr Salimarft elmer unisrsr itwatfen 1arfts,
bisiss Sabr atsr mar CT isbr sut bsfabreu. Die
llrla6s tappn MAG mebl in hem rsssn Sanesl Der
hb in allen Siebsattunsen fune gitt, ;u ludsr
isin.
9lubsresm baten atsr aud isst unisrs gaup-
triribe siemlt9 3sit. SIN @uilane III eie Ssu-
une Nlres Grnte, pflte iterauS rsitlt1 ausSe-
faIen it, einSebeimleL uni Der Eegsn Serbinbtrte
bic Iresunen-S erpbner i'm Den ~ arbeiten. Sa
ben Irrsnnen III Ineefatr bic Salfte css Suffers
III ZEN SGsunen, bort III t~tsnfals bic Grnte
cine iebr CUTE icwptl III Der Nuantitdt rie in Der
Sualitat.
In pferesn MAR Der Saneel lsbr lssbait; ale
suten pfsrhe puresn flr ben Srpprt s~srFluft.
700 8r. MAI Der Mittelprtis.
gn Gin Sinssn Der preiIs III nod ni5t sa
csnisn. GS mSssn wpbl S6wanfunssu i'm Wfar
ie pprfpmmen I; ein cpnltautes Gale1 Der greis
Ie absr III zen 2 erfsn Sabren niGt III erparten.
@uteS une siel Jutter, elm aleemeiner @anael
an pfsresn, trsreen bic Treiis Wpbl in Der Sphe
teba!tsn.
Surembgrg. lie bslgiibe ,,lnrepeneance"
bate nnl1igli oaS Gilsnbabnabfpmmen lpilbsn
Selslen une CeutIhllne in eiuer isbr slnhisen
9Seiie bslrrrGfn unp earin cine Sstarluug ees
@runeiaBeS aefunsen. fppnah Selsisn lelbf bic
aaf le;urn @eeigte !~ie9snbsu 9iisubabnea srplcl-
tirt. Tas Ssutl6!ans sisien gruneias amer
fan nte, it itr has tsleii6s Slatt Gin Sswsis rsS
Wpblwclens css Serirauers gae CATER Naeb-
tari6ait Don z sitsn lsatiglanes.
gen unisrm Gilsntabaptriras iasf bic . 5nptr.
Sslss" 60 gaze nun feline lure mtlrsiibe 6rasr
mebr, Qursmburs Iei cine Ileins S&pria eins
Nrt spn Tsusnturssr Canton.
9Sir bauten hem 9riilrlsr Slatte, sas pabrene
nnIerer san,sn Giientabnfrass auf Stitsu 9rsu-
Gems itane, fir isins Ssurtbsiluna nlilen is atsr
ensreii6 suriidpsitn. Mls flsins S1wei, mol
len mir l9en ss,tsn, absr ni6t ais Nsusntur1sr
Ganien, fer ais S&peisr aanten antsr Der
arrne yreassns ltant.
Die srsubii5su Sldttsr rrudsn has uribtil
Der .9tspsussnf" al, IaNsn absr bic Sdse aus,
perin sea Der ileinsu Sbpsi, uue BEN Nsusa
turasT Nanieg bic Hstf 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
erlab hes preuBiiden Gultusmi.
niiters ben ansi9luB Der re-
tighten craen aus ben
S@uleE betreffeno. .

Oas rGentralblatt fir bic selammte
untcrri9tsSerwaltuns" perSfentli6t ben
an cine Der fSuisli9eh &ssitrunsen ses
rt1teterl, iei,em rpeientliden Snbalte mad
auercinss bsreitS tefannt aewprpenen
SrlaB ees Gultusminifters, betrsfene bic
Muslbliebuns Der Mitsliepsr seiitli6er
Sroen &c. BON S6ulfelen. 0erielbe
Iautet
Berlin, IS. SUM- 1872. auf bic
Seri9te pom %. Sanuar unp q. Wdr,
.. s. iebe fd mid seranlaBt bierrur6
i'm @asemeinen ;u beitimmen, rae bic
Witsliecer elmer seiitli6en Congregation,
deer cineS Seiitliden Sreens in 3ufunft
ole Sebrer Deer 1ebrerinnen an pfentli>
den 8plfsldulen nidt mebr su;ulaGen
unp gu beitatisen iinp. @as pasesen
Die spilden ein;elnen @emeinpen einerz
ieits unp Seiitli1en @snpieni6aften pcer
NitSlierem cerlelben anperleits peeen
Wabrnebmun9 Dec S1ulrienlteS prer
SeieBuns Der Sdultelen bereits atsee
f6lpiienen une in @irflamfeit letrez
tenen Sertrdse anbetriHt 10 bat bic fBs
nisli9e Nesieruns auf cine baleise 0Sz
Jung Der leBtersn in Der 9lrt 8ebad: III
nebmen, pae babel ipwobl bic WSsli6s
felt Der lpfprtisen Wiererbeiebuns Der be-
1refeneen SteIen rurb peltli6e 9ebrer
unp Sebrerinnen, ais bic ~fnansiele Sage
Ger @emeinpen ;u beriifii9tism TT
80 iclde Sepenfen elmer 8dncisuna
Der beitebencen Sertrdse nidt entseaenz
iteben, 1T nit rerielben i6leunisit ppr;us
9eben, nit SDlun9 aler anreren 9ertrIs
sc aber alsrann fprtsufaSren ipenn uns
ter SeabtunS Der Sprbe;ei6neten Sc
fidtspunfte RIGS mad Den tbatl1hliben
SerbaltniiIen tbunli6 erl6eint. Selbts
peritanrli9 pirp in benjenissn Sduen,
in melden seiesli6e 0riinrs Der Ssleitis
anns ces seaenmdrtisen 3uitanpes i'm
Wese iteben iplten, p%ielel,e aussuIesen
iein. Sd erpartc inreb firlplGe, pprs
ausi6tli6 leltencn SdIe einen einsebs
enren Sert6t in relhem meme Gnts
l6eiruns iiber Den Specialfall ~einsubplen
it, pie i6 anrererleits binnen rrei Wp>
t1aten elmer naberen Inseise iiber ras Sc
i9ebene entsesenieben MIL. Sn pieiem
Seribte ilnr ;uslci6 bic seiili6en Wdns
rerrrcen unc Gpnaresatipnen nambaIt
;u MAIDEN, pelde eur6 ibre Witsliecer
an Den Sfentli1m S1ulen tes rortisen
Sesirfs nnterri6t ertbeilen, unp ramit
piejenisen Mittbeilunsen su rerbinrsn,
relde in ben friibcren Seri6ten in BE-
trer Der S6ulibpei tern entbalten iine.
@ssen Der 3ula1uns Der Witslisrsr
9eiitItder 0encHenI6aften an priSats
f6uIen tebalte i9 mir bsipncere Sritims
munSen ser. Der Miniiter Der 9eiitlis
den &c. Nnsele9enbeiten.
d. Salt.
Die ibrisen fSni9lidsu Gcsicrunaen
iiur sntipredenp pieiem Grlafe aufsss
fcrcert wprren, binnen elmer Sriit VOL,
ldnsitens feds @pten Farther senauen
Seri6t Su eritatten, wel6e seiitlibe 0es
rplenlbafteu an ben Dfcntliden SGuz
len ibres Sesirfes llntcrri6t ertbeilsn.
0ieie Sdulen, rie 3abl Der lebrcnpen
Mitsliecer Der %ein,eInen seiitli6en Sc
tcienl6aftcr, bic 9lrt res Iertra9spers
bdltni1es, ipwie ale irnitisen tsbufS
Grlansuns elmer SpllitanciBen tleterli6t
erfprperli6en Nabri6tsn finn in benz BE-
ri6te naber an;useben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21

- Die nSu. Ststs." bra&te farslit
unter ibren 5nlanps Ma6ridten fplSenren
@alimatbiaS ,Ge beibt paf Siidpi
SaDlay nabitcns sie Siidpfsmirre en-
pfansm msrpe," &c 1T niht rutbiam
fiir Die Su. St3tay fatkplil6e, tir6lihe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-21
9nTemburger gazette.

penen Sauern inter Die Spleaten, unc
jeyt i9ifsn iie il6 ipeben an, unter
pas prpletariat III aeben.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31
BY HIS EXCELLENCY
JULIUS VERSE,
.,,.rpSoR OF THE STATE OF VERMONT
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the President of the United
states, on the eleventh day of october, IN
stant issued his Proclamation, calling
mon all citizeus of the United states, on
he TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF NOV EN-
BER NEXT, to assemble at their respective
DIares of Worship, and there make their
Acknowledgements to God for his KINDNESS
and bounty: 50, 49,.
Therefore, and in accordance with the
uniform custom of the state, 90 earnestly
invite all the citizens of this Common
Notwithstanding from amusementS anu
all unnecessary LABOR on tne u"yy foiIovC
named, and in unison with our IcIipM
citizens of our entire natiOn,-to asselllDlG
"a above requested by the PresluGhI' anu
with unfeigned gratitude to our heavenly
Father tor his innumerable temporal DIeSs-
iugs, and with hearts OF feFVeAt ueNoIloh'
and sincere penitence lor Jul SIM m, ca n
uestIv sing-'Iet the people praise Ihee,O
Goa :tat iii the DeOplc praise Thee. . let
mo nations be glad and sing for JOY; for
TLolI shalt Judge the people rlghteOuSly,
and govern the nations upon earth" ana
in t6e name and for the sake of our blessed
favor, not only for the people of our State
and nation, but for all the people through
ont the world and that the name of Christ
and his glorious gospel be everywhere
known and acknowledged, and his king
dom and merCiful reign speedily become
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
State in Executive Chamber at Mont
peier, this twenty-secOnd day OF
October, in the year of our Loru one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
two, and OF the Independence Of the
United States the ninety-Scventh.
JULIUS CONVERSE.
BY THE GOyERNOR,
JOSEPH d. DENISON,
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31
Gen. Benjamin -. Roberts on lthc
Horse Disease.
A LETTER TO ROBERT BONNER.


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct %, 1872.
Mr. BoNNER-Dear Sir: In the Spring
of 1868, a disease broke out among my
cavalry horses at Fort Sumner, New
Mexico, that appears to me identical with
that now raging among horses in our
cities, and in a very few days became an
epidemic
At first it defed all treatment, and the
great majority of horses attacked by it
died. On examining the Threats of the
dead horses [ found the lining membrane
of the larynx highly inf1amed and thick
ened and a thick mucus pus filling it,
causing suffOcation. ordered all horses
on the first appearance of the disease to
be thoroughly rubbed between the lower
jaws and along the larynx down the neck
with spirits of turpentine, causing very
severe external irritation and blister.
| saved every horse thus treated, and
in a very few days entirely broke the
distemper and checked the epidemic.
| do not doubt that thousands of
horses, where the epidemic prevails, can
be saved by adopting this treatment. 1t
acts more quickly as a cOunter-irritant
than any other remedy | know, and re-
lieves the fever of the membrane of the
larynx in a very few hours. Beside,
spirits of turpentine is always at hand,
and can be more readily applied than any
other counter-irritant. 1t should be
thoroughly rubbed in through the hair to
the skin, for a distance of some twelve
or thirteen inches, under the jaws and
down the neck of the horse, Immediately
over the larynx. The remedy is severe
and makes the skin sore for several
weeks, and for an hour causes great suf-
fering to the horse. But it acts promptly
and effectively, and, in my judgment, it
will be found the best, and perhaps the
only cure for this fatal malady, causing
much suffering and loss among horses
throughout the country.
Ny love of horses induces me to adj
dress you, and to ask you to- give
this communication such place in
your paper as to reach the public
in the most prompt and gene
raj way, and stay one of the greatest mis-
fortunes now threatening all communi-
ties and destroying by thousands the
| noblest animal created for the service of
man. Very truly yours,
r. S. ROBERTS,
Brevet Brigader Gen. q, s. Army.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

CoNFUsIoN.-It is said that in a null
utude OF councillors there is wisdom.
1t seems to be equally true that in
multiplicity of candidates there is con-
fusion. Our Liberal Republican friends,
10 the number of nine, were candidates
Tor Congress, and, it is said, in the recent
convention every one of them voted for
himself, while the Democrats combined
on Mr.. Heaton. thus forcing his nomina-
uon' Confusion worse confounded
could not reign anywhere to the extent
" now does in the Liberal ranks. They
can console themselves with the reflec-
Uoh' that they have only eight days
more, in which to pretend forced,
simulated animation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

CUBA.-The New York Herald having
done Africa, is now doing Cuba, and has
sent correspondent to explore the Isl
and and see what he can discover.
There is no DR.. Livingstone for him to
find, but search for those staggering
heroes who go from the United States
with noisy announcement of an inten-
ton to free Cubans from Spanish tyran-
ny, would be as difficult and doubtful
as the guest of the Missionary Scientist
beyond Ujiji.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-
The following named persons were
elected District Committee of the Sd
Congressional District for the ensuing
two years by the Republican Convention
held at White River Junction, the 23d
inst, viz: Col. Franklin Fairbanks, St.
Johnsbury, Col. John B. Mead, West
Randolph, c. A. Forbush, Esq, Spring
field, Hon. Geo. House, BnattlebOro,
Col. T, 0. Scaver, Secretary, Proctors-
VILE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

THE REVENUE AND TAxATION.-The
Commissioners of Internal Revenue esti-
mates that under the new law, with
taxes largely reduced, the revenue from
Internal resources will amount to $685.
100000, which is $50, 900, 900 more than
the estimate at the time the reduction
was made. This excess is to be credited
70 the stimulus given to business by re-
lief from taxation, and to the efficiency
OF the revenue officers collecting the
taxes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31
a Word TO Republicans.

J. !, f.,f )rflg
-, ,...-..a,,;,,,.
"'I'',"' '''C. 'o''' '1'-l
Su"U''' ~ .''''!i''y S'l'p'os ~ ~ fard t1,o
III ans III ''5o '''.''l' WV l, pa,,,,l,1ioon
P'"P', 'D' |'T2,,S ~. ,,aotidn d,,, -
'o'Ii ~ ~ .. ''t c l,''l Cn,a+ o,d y,r;I9o,,
TI''' No WV .O' ..n('-,a 80 n,;,,1, tha+
-, ,-5,....Io' ,.uu f,,II,, oooor,nIishod
-, 49, H. .,.n,,,har al.ction in the Victory
,I,.,..,.,.,.'.. ..,i,,.d and tho chaorinr VOICE
.I.....,.. o,,t - sis+or C+o+oe This ie
7, =, ;,s+ &C r,,,cb tho moral
.,,..,:,;o., l,,,,3 g ovor,, RonnhIican
0....,,. ~. tI,o.,,oi,s ~, +I,o fret
,rnasd,,. i, Tovo,ohor and cast q Presi-
IontioI vote os # was 70 vote at the Sep
,on,har c,action The majority for Cen.
Grar, .I,,rIJ ho certainly as Iorro as was
49,. &C., co,,or,,or Corrorso o,d IF o,or,,
' ',',', 1,oa his dnt,, tho Ran,,hIicor mo-
.'l Ctata --,iu -, tha,,
,anJ
.r'., p.,,r,,l;cons If ynr,rn.t .ho,ld
,,t Lo I,i,n,yor,, and consider fine cleo.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31
Grand Republican Rally at Pitts
field.

The largest and most enthusiastic
meeting ever seen in Pittsfeld assembled
on Friday evening to listen to Col. c.
H. Joyce and o. A. Martin, Esq's., on
the present political canvass in favor of
Grant and Wilson. DR.. c. W. Brigham
presided and introduced the speakers,
who discussed in a clear and candid
manner the issues involved in the pres
ent campaign and the Importance of the
victory we are now about to achieve
during the delivery of the addresses the
speakers were frequently interrupted
by applause, and received three rousing
cheers at the close. Cheers were also
given for Grant and Wilson and the pure
and patriotic principles of the Republi-
can party. Never before have the peo-
pie of Pittsfeld enjoyed so rare a treat.
Col. Joyce, who is one of the finest
stump speakers in the State, seemed on
that occasion to be in his happiest mood,
and by his clear forcible reasoning, his
astonishing knowledge of the history of
the country and of political parties, and
his pregnant and brilliant flashes of wit,
held the audience as it were spell-bound
and while he demonstrated and enforced
his points and arguments, kept them in
the highest state of pleasure and good
feeling.
Mr. Martin was a stranger to our peo-
pie, but he left good impression by the
earnest and eloquent manner in which
he handled his subject and criticised the
leaders and principles of the Greeley
movement.
Col. Joyce and Mr. Martin spoke in
the highest terms of praise of the cor
dial reception they met, and the hospita-
bic entertainment they received from the
people of our town.
You may expect a good report from
Pittsfed.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

ANYTHING TO BEAT GRANT.-An Ad-
vent preacher was holding forth to an
audience, two or three weeks ago, and
upon closing one of his periods with
the declaration, ''Hence l conclude that
the world will end on the twelfth OF Dc
tober," was surprised to hear from one
of his audience a rousing ''Gocd !" A
few minutes after the preacher again
reached the same conclusion, and again
the "twelfth of October was greeted
with a ringing 'EGoed!" Thus far the
orator had been unable to discover who
his enthusiastic nearer was, but when
third Good" followed his again an.
nouncing his belief that the final end OF
all things was down on the books for the
twelfth of October, he caught the eye OF
a happy man. Naturally enough the
preacher smade some severe reflections
upon the mans conduct, and enlarged
upon the seriousness of the fact which
his nearer was treating so lightly. But
at length the mystery of the mans Joy
was revealed in his disclosure that his
happiness at the approaching smash-uIp
was due to his thorough belief IN the
"Anything to beat Grant theory, IN
support of which he was ready to see
even the end of all things.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

The rumor that prevailed on Satur-
day. that several cases of the new horse
disease had appeared in Rutland, after
diigent inquiry, is found to be without
foundation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

RErrBucAN RALLY IN HAMPTON, n.
"a large and enthusiastic audience
greeted the Grant and Wilson Club of
Hampton, Washinhton county, n. Y,
ON Saturday evening last, it being the
fifth of the canvass. Hon. Nathaniel
Daley, presided.
The audience was first addressed by
Henry Clark Of Rutland, on the pledges
Of the Republican party, made in its
platform of 1868, and their redemption
by Republican Congress and admins
tration.
Col. Charles II. Joyce followed in one
of his stirring, eloquent and exhaustive
speeches, discussing at length the issues
of the present canvass and the candi-
dates of the two parties. His admirable
address was spiced with illustrative anec-
dotcs which often brought down the
house in roars Of laughter and applause.
The address of Col. Joyce was pronounc-
ed the best of the campaign, and was high
ly gratifying to the large audience. Mr..
0. A. Martin of Rutland, briefly ad-
dressed the audience in a stirring appeal
to the voters to do their duty at the
polls on election day, which was enthu-
slastically responded to.
The people of New York are alive to
the present issues and the necessity OF
upholding the present administration,
and the native town of Senator DOOlittle
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-31

The present legislature claims the
credit of being the most temperate one
for 25 years.