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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15

z. No,=inger, Esq ..
Dear SEr,~1 unite most heartily IN what las been
discharged In manner not only satisfactory to those
with whom you have been connected, hut with 4
fidelity and conscientious sense of duty to colnlhani
the esteem and respect OF Ill who have known you
a.: an officer and man. should regret the necessity
Of separations believing IL to he dficult Il ma i'l-
other 30 true and faithful To take your place.
..a-...a Very truly yours. q II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15

RICHMOND, May II, 1sI2.
ITO TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY,
L respectfully announce myself can.it,tnte ior
reelection 10 The Office of CITY COLLEtloR AT
acton of the Conservative Convention.
my lIat JOHN L. REGNAULT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15

no THE VOTERS OF. THE CITY OF
q RICHM0ND.--A the solicitation oi many OF
nv friends announce myself candidate for the
Office of CITY SERGEANT, subject to the action
of the Conservative Convention.
nv l3-1 THOMAS II. DUDLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15
New Books.

,SttLrS IN Poetry and Philosophy. BY j..
{. SnalEp, Principal of the 'nted college
OF 81. Salvador, st. Leonard, ana II. An.
drcw'>, author Of Couture OF Religion
New York: HrRD l. HoCGHToS. Cam
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

C-,--v. a. lis ue9 roe ~ l1-' t.-'.si
...-i..s. is c.amsI 70 tie iuesrnai-n all
..,..,s.e.ss O.. Liberal B-.orn lie IS go
.ss-ae-sl- as.e.t in lis cFl o,iaatian thai
r.. cam. as.i, vis Size Republican Party
AMI .sa.- l..i q c-cs,is s-tirst i UHisT the
A.-ss- % Reform Bat teH h'rest is this
,,r, !, .---, G-rg's.s Tie oias.t7.-oa RsFa5-
j.e.. hes i5rscns tal- declared that's job va'
.,. ~ " 0,..ter ,s-s.-5 make NJ Greeley the
p,s.ii,-asl saaiilsteoI,te democratic lT'ys and
that I'll. r.qmsuv ,se,,rs were 1t The bottom
ofthis precious political nick. The Re- a@'.s'a
BAL, made IL charge a. thc.e Aas bee7 lao e.
MIC. d,4.,l q tlem SIS yet OF the part Ct ~
Cfe.e-. Who s-r Sir. C-oaiey's intimate Po-iii-
cal i..-rl. IN New YTa. Have they act tetn
.l.e ss---.s.ss O.. tls I-mmaay Deurc-s,s1 D.i
ls57t f-...Ac yo- OsL5y Hall sr3 Peter T.
ss.e-tv: auI e5r- not Fueh Literal eeEqa'i-
cs,s SIS Hank smith, Ben. Nsuierre and Gen=ra-
rs~oun. h1,i-ls o. lucrative 5.l;.s under I-i--
r.sr,2 AIt Il ;ls Sage q CLsq7seat
W. So purely honest. vou,i Reuten E. Fen
t.s De- liz tes5n friend end adviser.
10. NJ. Greeley g jus, as selfish AMI iishone'i
So IL. majority Of politicians General Gram
nd L.s slair.st-2.i-l wee t-.riea-e- aHl coz
ren5sd h hin. Is la-g as he sni Gov. Fsat'n
sealdua1sec tts patronage. But Thea custom
h.use crsers we're ~: as5s upon their Say 70,
;s,n .l.si- ovn 1..loresty H5csne n--itsst AID
they sbsniouei rsr.y sHl country slmast TO
-x-e.k -gvcase upon Gen Gent SaileH'y' O.
a.an. de Republican slIninis,rtti7n became
d.sh-rut, sd its cTI5ru's, even TO The
T,masay pcna,raoy, toe only Aoues- mea os
she nation. Tie f-s;srui,y O. B1s- Tresl sid
Gov. H5Gaan became saceter to .hc Tri5a7e,
than adherence to The party hat bad saved the
Uli51 Reai's lir. Greedy seems more ~ home
xi.h Tia Gisholclt Democracy than be e.a7 dc
xf.h III. R,gullic.z party, which he hsf 50
bsst'y deserted That PARTY haa schicTll some
,ii1g IA the wsy q political aa3 anaae'al re-
1.u, ti1ce itf organisation bus si1'e1a
y7s~s A.. vaUe the Dsm9c-l-y lz q panty
have teen : synorym for corruption since
the DAY, Of Van Ba-en's lia.a;s,-s;i5a. tist1o
ridiculous; 30 lsial Of ;hst al. genuine reform
vii Sc secured % tic country ~ th- election b.
Horace Greeley . President. vi.h D5l-oal-te
Administration.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26
Written for the FREQ Press < Tia'es
Rv the Balboa Sea.

The ersndsurs and grateful ccoine2s oil my
ren.i-tropical evenings, who can tell! neau,i'ui
ceru,ean bay, opening out to the bread blue deep
by portals famous Sc the " Pilsrs CT herouIe'
MYSTERIOUS whispering Of sea narmuFs hos'-
inc in on golden sun beams through tie " u'!a-
en- Gate Shells of ocean tll atune' Snio"s
beating rneloliors time. tinkius FEVe-eis mp
Ming slonr the yellow sands IKE distsnt chime
Of fi,yer bells. scented gales frcn ieiants OF
bsl,,. fresh brsezss ffo1n coral Ieefs, sad ATcoc
,rows kissirs each other 10 soft chorus IS 'ae'
meet and van The white wings o. commerce 'E'o
s,ee h.lbor the rising csdsuee oi incoming
tiics gently rssouudinE along the 'A'ra 'nd
healing IN organ toaes sm5ng the hoilog cl'iis'
the lsrs. wa.crs ~ sa.ule With Ere a-rps haag
out rom the far -est and FISHING CT Lila mi
mite expsnse.
when the Almighty gllsse' himself IN o'iu
and stOrm." chcrls swept hg unseen fingers.
o sweet harmony e nature, T@eet -co'Fd ana
rhythm Of sound BY the Balboa SEES
Cancgied by tropicsl skies, famed by tropical
winds, Breathing t,opicsl airs, E,untefins
through TROPICAL gArienc, dreaming under troP-
io.l tree. rep.Iei BIZ trouic4l s.yors and f.yors
All. blooming Ectperiies, vineyards o: Seville
o,.h,-j. If luscious sweets, figs black with ripe
700. -,or,e,r,r,,,s Ike bearty's check, grapes
- - -,.bg,t ecisrs flowers fruits melons
r;,.. b,s, blossoms all roySl children OF hi
,ro c,r,s-tinr nsture her1elf into siren t,
NUS ....- e..,,ss -,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

HI. thought he would have then re
fused the presidency and kept the life place Of
general The presidential sslsry has aOt lured
him. Now We hear ofhis pretensions and bis in
sistiag on being = csndiiktc, get first and ls,t
he never male himself a csniiisie, AID never
70 my knowledge has he e1pressel A wish 20 be
reelected. So far from ii that for more than =
year bis friends were ursssy with S0liciJEie ctt
he should Withdraw absolutely tie u,e
Of his name in plaza OF dividing or lszIriing the
republican party by seakins denomination. lie
neser conse1ted to Rand second time until he
wa assured On every hand tia; tie party de-
1zudsd him - the only man Eso could not be
beaten. snl M FIRM conviction j. thst hal %
ssrersoa ever been esst uron him he would per
son1liy gladly be mustered ont. Mr.. Coukiug
proceeded 10 review tine S., Domingo treaty
affair, claiming that the psrt sctsi b the Prte.-
den; Wss that Of an honest, modest u.n, waking
il the path of the constitution s1d CT bis preia-
cessors. As 70 tae s0-csiled removal Of sumner
from the Senste committee on foreign relations,
he s4s never removed a. al. 81 the ScEl.a
committees src created anew n The beginning
Of each session. The committee on foreign
Affairs IN eishlr house must Dc composed
os men who can AL Nil c5B5ul- free
" with the pTeE9eut, Secretary o. STATE aul
their associate Summers c1uIcct anil AN
cus-c. publ, and private, lad rendered This
iee5sab.e; vet this action Of tie Senate 10
managing AMI expcirlg ;s o~l tus.asss has
beea mste grave l1stie- 1r public cluz.lc-a-
ton an3 thrust .t the pIesi-eat va7 hal na more
10 % ,gith e thar the Ssu.t. hal '7'i0 si-5 je-
diar hoz any.yege;s es,,t5 r-cs te1t hss On bis
ts.s l. there one mSn on THE -1E-i1e1. az-
e4r. GIr. Scmaer s5o could w--l ~. -.1.7 1.,e
e'1r- 20 q position after his sss1c s-gs var e-r-
f--,si r. --f-a M wiling tI-- be rl..f -a--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

have got to choose between Horace Greeiey an1 !,
II S. Grsnt, l choose U. S. Grant. Cloud
cheers know him. all hi. faults ana he
yirtue. When vote for him know "hat am
ding but when vote for Greeley l don't
Know anything about him. | sm going to vote
For the genuine article. U. s. Grant. (Cheers-
5on,t stsnd here as his advocate or spologiti-
But you will permit ne 81 democrat to say Que
th;nS-the country wss never more prosperous
tban during bis administration. Trade Is pros
porous every where. Labor commands ne price
Our treasury ia full Our credit exctes sur
prise weslth is pouring in upon u, US IRON A.
lands. Dettitution is unhesrd Of we are a. u
rninishing our debt st the rate Of hundred NIL
ions year. This j, the greatest and beat gov
eminent in the world, Eot il its army and navy
but. under Republican rule, in lite liberty
wealth snd prosperity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

The Greeley mcn ia Connecticut have had
an eye ousne7. Tie fac; Ia; two % tae lczliag
Democrats Of the State we're smo0g the ofi;err
and speakers at he resent GRAFT ratification
meeting il New Hsyeu. acts then TO th.akiug.
1t bsg.ns 20 make apparent the ;sc;, that for
every Literal Republican thst goes for Greeley
more :hsn o1e Democrat viii make bis plsee good
ty voGz. fCr Grant TIE is g sll over Northern
New Yols, as We Aaye tine hss. Of means Ct
knowing. The exirso. ha,ow from the speech
at New Raven, q NJ. Bead. ere C these re-
preventative Dam5cra,s, WHO disiikes the sell
log cut Of his ps'iy sud bss come lo7e for his
country, gives god idea Of bcH many ez-
osllent DanoGs;s feel il lie present ,tste
of political sfsirs They Eel that under
GsucIa, Grants administration the ns,ion
Las hal stale government, That business has
prospeTei ard Protection i1sass; 10 ell citizens
al home All s5rosd Thee blessings are prcm-
Used by the eontiruance Of President Grant st
the Lead Of sesirf, and will not be exchanged
for the uncertainties which se involved in the
su,cess Of the GFee'e7 and Brown Democratic
Lib;ral-5arg,ia-srd-ssle ticket. But this ia
Whit Mr.. Bond rer;inerty rsys:
Is HOrSce Greeley 6 statesman, q rsfe land
mark, sure guidel Would he make a cafe ard
r.gaelors magistrate of this nation Horace
1reeiey Il politician. L. he competent to be s
ieaderf Hn he sound Judgment Now II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

ISrzaEsrSC REVELATIONS OF TIE Wan
Washington despatch 70 the Boston .qluertissr
says that the report Of J. P. Thompson upon his
operations along the northern frontier IN 1854
hAu hsen prepared for the prars snd viii be given
out this eeek. I; is dated December. 1865, snd
endorsed by Judah P Benjamin as received By
hin Eehrusry ., 1864. It details the attempt TO
organize rebollion ia the Northwest, and proyes
the existence OF and gives considerable Of the
history q the Sons Of Liberty, and this order is
stated to have been abandoned because dem
cratic candidate CT the indiaaa State ticket
thres.eaei to expose the whole thing if it war
Lot given up. The certainty Of conspiracy to
burn New York and ether northern cties and
those Of the frontier is established. Tie ramea
Of parties entrusted with the project C! burning
Cincinnati are given and the amount Of money
to secure this ED is stated. The successful
burning Of steamboats, at St. Louis and the par
tial success en- the Ohio if reported. The detsili
for plans for rslea,ipg prisoners on job nsoa'i
Island are set forth. In one part Of the report
Thompson writes thst he has been consi' lerins
the propriety Of starting South until he slw b,
Berjamin's "'psrson.l'' in New York ne, 7sps
per that it vas not de.ired that he Eht 'uld
ThOse in charge Of the preparation Of the dc Gu
pment are very reticent about it, but the alb "
are believed 10 be the main pointsL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26
A Miserable Trick.

The ornosition with ell the professions oi
honesty. with which they enter this campaign
have lust been guilty Of one Of the most rnissTs-
he tricls in political history. We refer to their
.ttenrt TO palm OF upon the public IS fresh
letter 11itten By Charles Sumner concerning MIR.
Cresle7 moleshan year ago. To accomplish
tbis small trick It was necss;sry TO suppress tie
date. srd 10 cut out part Of the text; busiasfs
70 which these new apostles Of honesiy AMI
morality Jill not hesitate to resort.
Mr.. Sumner dislikes President GRAFT; yet he
has r9t seen It to dissolve Lis connection with
The Republican Party. His hesitstarcy about
fgrcortirg the Cincinnati nominee hiss been
90. ta-a5yaaee 70 the Tritaac folks aal their
/ f...aTer, @. tie hybrid party, 50 they souSht
/ IN lieu ia genuine Sumner letter to manutac-
tare 5ae 10 favor of III. Greeley. Accordingly
! On tte i3.L Of July, Ike Managers ct ST. LOUIS
ese-.i dssrstsl to se ssrt to the Associated
Pes, .hl5ueh7c, tie country 70 TIE following
eject.
/ osr Lor1s. 51iy i8.-The Times t5-moTroS
/ sill ,ral;sb the fologing letter from Charles
/ slu.ne-. adhered to L. U. Resvis o. thi' city
think that on reflection you viii not thihA
4 f-lvisalle for ne 10 write Fuohc letter on
matter 90 which you call 81 cu-icn- Nj N'eeisy
I s-l u.yrels nave been felJw-lsborers II man
/ rbi-,s ve we're BON in the tsme year 1
] bc15r him veTv much. Between Em an d
/ sngihe. o. IN. who fhal. be nsmeless, an Tor
/ ail earnestly
Til. nsos vac at oac5 heraldei y The Cree
ley organs With great d5urish Of trumpet IS
roti,.ee leclsstiou CT 3-r. Summers part to
support Greeley, ana there vas great JOY il ;he
councils Of lie Cbafr-qu-oks. Ten came
another S.. Louis le-7siea to ;hs associated
Stain. that " suu.r-r'a letter vas dated
1u-e y. 1872. and zes e-sl.cl y leaving cut
the tv9 lat sentences, which were as follows
81 shall be here for ten days longer. The Re
ru5iesn 1sr:y rust be ;s7ei, sad what can
3, sb.l Ae done f,z it, This Last despaloh Put
uev fee On the MISTER. TIE letter became
uavs..ry.ng ia.ccL How Ia The world Nj sum
Fer vas TO sive The Eeput.icsn party II 49, By
ssrrort.rg Nj Greeley we ihe cesundrum'
SID Is needless to ray honest and intelligent
/ people gave IL Up lrqp'1i5s were tet on 1907
whoa .t ezz s-1ogt.ile3 ,hs, ale genuine letter
WAS written il June. 1871, mcIc than yes7
a-.! ub-a III. Greeley made Lis famous I7eE-
identisl journey 10 Texas, hob and no6bios with
JsF Davis and other CHIEF. Of ,Le lest cLuie. So,
plainly, the Greeley corsqirA'ors in TIER Deeper
a,on s: 1T. Summers ,etcelcs. had taken 81
cIi letter drst fappress.og the dale and gart-iug
ire text, sad subsequently, inserting : f>se dste'
sad then teat +. forth to the country to iodcence
votes Lr their political swiuale. C1u.d shy
thing be more mean or contemplate taan this
miserable tsi-k, Ii io l.sgrscefs! to lie authors,
aad 10 T5aIs7 "a, i.- exposure .sm2king many
sensible men Of the Democratic party hesitate 70
continue longer with IL, committed IS 1t Is 10
tucl ii. honesty aud righteousness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

The crop reports for the month of June Issued
from the Office of the Na;ionsl Department Of
Agriculture, make on the whole very favora-
bic exhibit. tabular statement Of the wheat
crop in thirty-threc States, covering most Of the
whe., area Of the country, Is given. Of these,
% per cent. present 81 aversge condition, IS
per cent. arr belov average, and 90 per cent.
Sbsve average Those Of the Western
St.ter which are marked below the
average are al in the central belt. TIE Eastern
and Middle States have almost all lost ground I;
The decrease being chiefly due to winter-kliing'
The Southern States have indications Of good
yield, and the Northwestern sre above the aver
age. Drouth, chinoh bug and lIessian fly have
made considerable havoc in Indians and Ohio.
The total average of condition Of the wheat crop
is put at 81, which indicates e product Of 22O,-
0o0, 900 bushels.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

- ~ y
Ass in- country sny s''a'Al'y' ssAs '1' W. ! q
.G,ffl.. " Gaze Nj Grte,oy stol'd lie e,s- sd,
IN tl. .,,,-,,-,.i. r.r,v-s mat compliance with
- - 49,. l.~.b,li,-, VII,
5-nihetA -1--- T. -i-
NOT AK the President or the iocr hundred '--.-
Inns ore oti.rci 5T the elit51 VIII the virtue
xxx, ,,,, ,.--..,f o,-s--., -bo ter'r.a-
"-
u'a ci a''+.-s 'I'' z .7ni-- fle-i' -i Die 0'l
c-el1l-1s tenc7o,en.e resist their Importantly 2
We. ,,e.t, r,r the r. !i. Credits there in the
49,. ....-....-. -,.-,
parry "+''l ou'5 -''4'i ''
iister, ul3-r '5N.5- Tf' c-ial117 Ter the H.
r-s.-t,. in instant t9s,fa -a7-eat. as s child
,ries f5rtls moon? sc ier hose Who e6rec-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Application was made Monday il New ioik
for hail in the case Of DR.. Lucius &. lrifh anu
Nh, Sarah 4. Anderson, under indictment ior
the alleged poisoning Of her late husband Az
dsvits Of the ss:usei were presented asserting
| their innocence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

The New York Journal Of Commerce. one o.
the Oldest .nd most respectable Democratic
papers ir the country, declines to support gree
lev and in,ima.es an intention to remain entirely
neutral during the canvass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

The ChsPpsquA reporter Of tie New York
JYmes deseryes handsome sEisry- In hi0 1871
effort, he speaks Mr.. Greeley IS climbing =
trse. With IS ninble ard feli satishea IN air
$, IL Ethiopian bsbOou,'' spd sgHin sa .n6iia5
bopev.ri like rp,ing chicken en- net
iolauv-cake"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Tie Safe constabulary bill has paced the
Connecticut Senste, with provision requiring
its submission to the people for their approval
before it can 20 into eject 1t il doubtful h0"-
ever. whether it will pass the House 1t Is
,o,aexh,t unusual to provide for the popular
.......-,l nf 4 ststIltc lsN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26
TIE RI. VI c &c. RI.

--.
Ne-.e ..s--- 10 s--- --e 81 .-.s, -s
The -,- -5-f..l ar.e5.zs g.. e. t-
.-.-.. al ....-.-.- .....
al c.a,r s--1- - u-. lT
t.1t. a-s ..- t.4 a4- Neglected. Az -.s- --
.-.--.. ..-- anil MA. e .--..i-s in ~--
.---'- s i--- -- |
Lave i-5- .-.--,s., --- 10 a-
-... fsf 4. l.. matter s. ~ a---..1--. I-.E-
-.-.. ,---.r.-- l----.-.7l r.E. ,-.--...-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

The Chicago Tribune undertakes to show
that ten Of the Southern States lad no debis when
the war closed ard row have more than t"o
huudrei million dolsrE OF debt: result which
i, attributes to csrret-bsggeTs. and therefore
hurrshs Tor Greeley. But references to the re-
port Of the Congressional committee from Which
tie Tribune pIofssses to quote, shows thsi 0aly
one Of tie items which the Tribune gives 90
debts due is corrcclly ststet thai the si.'es
named had very large debts. Taen tie war
closed, and don't owe 90 much 10" By fifty
millions IS the Tribune maSss OUT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

4 correspondent of the Ereaing Post gives
in :eF wo-ds satisfactory explanation Of one
Of tie causes Of the admitted fact taat few, il
sav, Of The ooloIed voters viii support Greeley,
saying that they know well that they would
have been condemned to perpetual servi;ude
had Gree.ey's advice been followed in 1901
when he aid the Southern ststes ought to be
permitted 70 withdraw quietly from the Union'
and ,hst the right to dc so Tas as good IS the
colonies lid in l77j &c sePaTA;e from Great
Britain. The correspondent says Shut OF
from all interference from the North, the Al
riean trade would have been adopted, prooa-
by, and more CALLING ciains imposed. Gum
ner ven; further, Snd, on the came principle
and revolutionary example, justified rising
against their msaterE. Gen. Grant, Tho &c
stored tie Union and gave liberty to the en-
tlsved at the risk CT his life. and the brave
men with him, mus. he thrust SGide to make
way for traitor who has Joined the greatest
enemies Of the colorei race"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26
"ri.e uris'lcr s-utt1 breathe l1-sA lir
Ard TASTE ol liberty 2 siin,
Would NOUN We-e he cuu7 swued On We-r
:

We cGa trus! tie republican purity with Gran,
81 Us tesl 10 f.ish tLis efea- work which Il has
begun. Bat ve speak ia the light q the past
and unchanged chNrscie- Of the democratic
party when We say HAT # i, come again ia,o
poHer, and with Wd2tcysr person a. Bis Lesl,
the tlsck usa viii sFlia he outrssei-aad, Il
possible, Te-eHsiE7,i; tie Ga,i0nsl ceht t5reqC-
dated, or the confederate dttt, Including the
price Of em-ncipE;lj s.a,es, be assumed ami pgt
npcn par with it; AM, in abort, the half NIL
lion OF lives and five thousand million Of dollars
expended in putting d1sa tie rebellion and Ct
tsblishiag the equal riFl:s Of all mon vii have
been expended in vain.
l. there black nia either q. tie North O.; st
the South who is incline 60 vote the democratic
tioke;2 lie nal better ole han do il. lie hal
better die thsn 20 wrong his race sad SO wrong
us. vhose lives hEve been lyes o. suffering aud
sacrifice for the redemption sud welfare OF his
rsoe VIII not William Lloyd Garrison AMI his
fellow lab0rcrs have lived n vain, if nov, ct the
last, the black msn for whom they have lived,
shall tqrn against them sad 60 over to their ard
the black maa' 2 enemy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Capt Jeledi,h Bliss, who, by the way, is The
beat oi!iocr the raw militia on this river ever
hsd, with all due respect . Captains Blakley
and Page, Las taken formal leave Of his Demo
cratic friends. The parting scene took place in
front Of the Post Office. " No, gentlemen" said
the CaPtsiu kindly but F@y II. G Frosa,s sGr
And Cowmunitm. It is terrible thing
to pArt with old friends, gentlemen,
terrible. Bat We must separate. must
leave you. So goodbye, goodbye forever- May
Gods blessing % with you; FaTcEell-F.Ts-
well" And he waved his hand afeciion.iely
over the mute crowd, as we'll might one Of the
fathers Of the Democracy. Even kepubhoAn'
. final f,rexell of his old associates. to lead a
better and truer political life than they possibly
can by followings visionary theorist into the
mud and mire Of financial unoertainty.-Pidtts-
burgh Sentinel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Outrage At GRAND ISLE The Good Tenn
psr. of Grand Isle have met with another iifie-
ion. like unto that visited upon them las. winter,
wLca their Lodge room was broken into BY some
rn;rcreant, who destroyed their regalia BY buFn-
ing it in stove. Afsw days since the outrage
was repeated on larger scale. The regalia Of the
L,i-e. which was more costly thsa thst previ-
outly destroyed. was burned sad several holes
were msde in the organ with an sugur or bit.
The instrumert-s fne one, costing S225-"ss
badly Injured, and will have to be returned to
the nsnufsclory for rsp.irs There Is no sstis-
factory clue to the rsscally psrpetrstor OF the
outrage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Tue EEg YoaE CENTRAL RAILEoAD DlsAsrIH.
AL accounts say that the scciden' on the New
York Central Rsilrosd, Friday, presented
scene which ieggarel description. The o'6a-
p.uts Of tie smokin. car, to which The loss O.
life was ccadneI, vero fastened and pleading fer
help in way which vas sckeaing. One nan
hsI his head veleei in widow sd couldn't
get it cut Holes had to be chopped with axes
in the cars to relesse the sufferers. The eng'n-
GERS had jumped from hoth tFains before the
oolilior. Z. Barnham Smith, who was kii-ei'
v.sa whols,a'e bookseller @ Detroit aad well
known ,hroughou: the country. The ua'ien'-
fed rsr,on bilcl il supposed to he Je-aniaa
Stasts. = billiard maker Of Dcislo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

ME-. NJ. Holmee rod a six weeks old colt
l,st vepk 10 New York gentleman for s goo.
II was sired by Gr. Holmes horse, "Cazsnovis
Star" and /. raid by all judges Of horse flesh to
be colt Of remarkable proG;iss.-Ca-enoU'a
IN. " Republican.
"Cszsnoyia STAR WAS sired by the lsmented
"Walkill Chief" the pride Of the Vermont
Horse Stock Farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-26

Second CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. - Judge
Steele is announced as candidate for the seat
now occupied by Judge Poland in Congress.
Both are Etrong men sld there is prospect Of =
lively struggle for the nomination. The Wood
stock Standard aud S.. Johnsbnry Times de-
clare for Judge Steele.