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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

was not enough, To Indicate its demo-
cratic origin. The signature of Green
Mountain Boy" is fraud and Il forgery
There are no Green Mountain Bows who
do not take pride in pointing to Judge
Poland Us IL noble representative of
their noble little state. He is equally
esteemed. respected and honored 10y
the residents of the District. and 10y his
associates in Congress.
The foiled and batf1cd Obst,HctiOHiStS
who were 50 fully exposed by the con
greSSional Investigations. have endeaV-
ored to revenge their defeat and diSap-
pointment upon the Senators and mem
beers who We're instrumental III creating
and sustaining the present government
of the District. They undoubtedly did
defeat the recollection of Senator Patter-
son of New Hampshire. They made
frantic but unsuccessful efforts to de
feat the return of Eldridge of Wiscon-
sin. and it now looks as though they
were going to try their hand i'll the sec
ond district of Vermont.
If so, every good citizen of the Dis
trict of Columbia wishes them defeat
and confusion in their efforts.
('ApITpI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Gen. John \. Dix. New York.
Steele and the People "

In all Our short acquaintance with he
politics of Vermont. We have never seen
81 SONY spectacle a> this pretcntiuIlS
thief Justice. cN-l mitrd states Sen
ator. and soon to he cN- Member of Con
SlcSS. as he goes from one corner Trurc-
ry To another III all the villages of the
District. hcgglng tor Il reelection. and
whining hccau>c the people took up
somebody else while ''hc WAS in Utah. :"
.SL JOhHSbHfy Times.
What II power the people" are when
they once take hold of things. to he
sure. The people" even gaIvamizr
the 81. J"hn>buIN Times 80 that it actu-
ally has spirited editorials and offers to
do battle with all Poland cumcrS
But really and seriously. Il man W no
has such greatness 50 impcraliNcly and
per>iStemtly thrust upon him 10y ..thr
people us in this c;IS,. of Judge steele.
Is entitled To pity. 1t is Il good deal OF
il burden. 1t makes him fly around
through the length and breadth of the
congressional District like IL parchcd
pea. spending his precious time
III reckless manner. 1t compelS
him t" deliver that speech when
ever and wherever he can ret IL
bakers dozen of legal voters to listen to
1t: To buttonholc all the men who are
great III school districts, and to promise
every one either an office or support"
for one, until the total of his promises
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
The Triplicate Editor.


-N''' ''''''''S ''l'' ne" NP't"i P''
"'I' Il HAS ''''.' >,'''','' II -"
''''' "'', u ~ .,
""''''''G II :" -" 1t '''''N, Nv
ave >''>'I\''' " i "''''''N ''l''>'''''S
/" Gtt MOI" "l Il number "l the " """-
~t""L f">t. ana sec III" hIiInl WAY II has
col ''''lh" me 'I''''I III ''II> gu
H@hl. y >h"rl iIui' az" me I't' ~
J"hn>h"r\ h"'N announced that the
I"' was Il paper "i very small '"'"
latI"n. ANA raging. la\ihG >Hpr"lIti
"i ''rr"i"\- h'r'Hp"l' the i"<' re
'"l''d 'iia' It's very >I'''''' 'l''"''''"h
has NOT ihr disadvantage" l "ili@ 'hl'I
l. that ot u campaign document. | H."
lanes seems t" Ice edited upon some
-"nt "i a c"-"prlatlN" plan. IL CLOWN"
editorials hem" supposed I" l." written
III tIlplic;ttr lay benjamin II. steele al
lIItland. "l lay his ADLER brother. and
appearing Simultaneously IN III" H"">.
the NtP"dnn" anh IN" W Iud>"l J""'"".
The Posts imlmatl"" that th" Steel"
organs al" substituted l. correct. | H."
Nt"nddd man Na~ "n"" postmaster at
N""d>t"ch. and wants L" yet h"Id OF
that trat again. FIN" MANY -m"uth'd,
non d"~"rIpt called ia" W "d~"i '/""'-
mai. every one knows /" Il" AWAY J"
the market. N'N bought 10y steele '"'S
h'I"i" Ia had ANY puip">' +" toe 4 can
didatc. II hr 'dt i've credited. he hrIh-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Misrepresentation.

The CdIcFohjdH has been represented
a. claiming IL recollection If Judge Po-
land on the ground of his right. No
such intimation has ever appeared in
our columns. We have always adVoca-
ted his recollection on the broad ground
that the interests of the people demand
eel his return. No man has any claim
to any position till the people have cN-
pressed the desire that he should hold
it. We have no fear but that the PEG
pie will decide this question precisely
i'll accordance with our views. for they
know the critical condition of public
affairs at the present time. They know
the value of experience. They know
that whether Grant or Greeley he Pres
idcmt. the result of the coming election
will he to diminish the republican
strength in Congress. and that il would
not he an act of wisdom To put i'll the
place of one who has 10y Years of cNpe-
Iicmcc attained Il leading position in
the House. Il man who has never had Il
single hour experience H. Il legislator
even IN orr State Assembly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

pose. The Patriot boasts of this. Does
any Republican i'll Vermont rejoice at
it The House committee consisted of
eleven memhcr>.-cightr republicans and
three democrats. All the republicans
and one democrat. joined in Il majority
Report The remaining two democrats
made minority Report. The Patriot
charges the eight republicans with cor
ruption. and that the only democrat
which signed the majority report was
bought. What do the republicans of
Vermont say to that.
The Patriot admits that this >ccc>h
Influence did attempt to defeat the re
election of Mr.. Eldlidgc of Wisconsin
and closes a> follows: '.PattcrSon :
ap">tacy cost him his seat i'll the Sen
ate. Let Justice he alike melted ont to
the other apn>tatc>. Let lis hope that
Roosevelt and Crch> two dcmocIatS)
may hr reelected. and that all the rest
may he defeated and consigned to that
IhllIltdl opllN ION lutN 81 l'iilN Wv
serve.
Now we desire to call the attention of
the candid and honest voters of this dis
trict. t. the Wickrdme>S of this attempt
t" palm oft upon them such an infamous
attack upon eight of the most re>pccta-
bile republicans in the House enema
tin" from such u source ;iS Il truthful
and bon" .fde criticism upon Judge Pc
land. oh. tie gentlemen haven't You
ANY thing real and true to bring against
Judge Poland, that l"u must resort to
such >curvy tricks Don't such a course
disgust every honest republican with u
campaign - conducted
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
A Word From Ohio.

The interest taken in the election in
the second district in this state is as
widespread as our country. The >pon-
taneouS impulse of the best people. and
especially NermontcrS. and their almost
unanimous expression. is for the return
of Judge Poland We have already
given circulation to many of these cN-
pre>Sioms and here is another. and
from Il former citizcm:
COLUMBI-> O.. Sept. %. lr12
FRIEND STONE: Former citizens of
Vermont. are surprised that the rcpuh-
lican> of Your district can entertain for
Il moment. amy proposition that would
prevent your returning Judge Poland
t" Congress. He has most ably repre-
scented YOU. and not only ,ou. but the
union sentiment of the entire country.
He is recognized as one OF the most
sound minds. solid thinkers. and active.
energetic workers in Wa>himgtum His
opinion and judgment l. very greatly
respected. and his reputation is not con
lined I" his own district or state lie
does not make the lad" about nothing
that i the fault of 50 many members in
the House. hut " hen he does speak up
on amy question. il l. /" the point. and
II" l. certain I" hc listened t" 10y the
best men in both parties lie thor
"G"hlN understands all the routine of
congressional business. and j. too list
tul man /" II" spared. The republic
cans here at least will certainly feel
that they hav" sustained Il serious loss
If l"u iIil t" rrrun him AT this Time.
Don't permit such Il calamity.
Truly Yours.
III a.,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
The Usual Term.

The steele organs have lahorcd to i'm
press upon the minds of the people. that
there i Il sort of precedent regulating
the length of time Il man is sent To Con
grcSS. and that that term is six Years.
OF three terms. We have taken Il little
pains to look up this matter. and find
that ont of >cvrnty-cight men VIII"
have represented H. at Washington. hut
ten of them have been for this term "f
six Years. This length of time l. really
exceptional and not the general rule.
Ina examining the names of these men.
one i struck with tine significant fact
that almost without exception. only
those who have been kept in the public
service fol more than six Years, have
ever gained any special cmincncc 0r in
,lurr,c. stephen Il. Bradley served
sixteen years: CHASE. twelve: Chittcm-
den. ten C"llamcr. eighteen: Everett.
fourteen: Foot. twenty-five: Hall.
ten: I pham. ten: Morrill,. eighteen .
Phelps. eighteen: >ladr. twelve: l>la-
81 smith. twelve. Now these are the
men VIII" have given H. influence and
Standing at Washington. But none of
thc~, had acquired a more prominent
position than j. to-day held 10y Judge
Poland. at the end of their first six
Years. Look at Massachusetts. Ever
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
Going into Politics.

Now that in. STATE. ,I,r,io, !, ONT of
th, v., th. pnI.m,L- .t.,J. ti.,,, -,
~umc> prominence. It i pretty dis
""HlaGIn@ work ny lnT I" keep men of
,i 'tI''''''' 81 'i'>> '''' ~ ,!ii Que,
and plor and trade and dicI,rr and ..lo,
pipe for Il dozen years if necessary
but have the office at last they Will. II
- ''i'"''t" tii'' T'rtI' Hc'E'i'" Ni!'l'
,,I;t; 49,, H.
...snu,." and ac,S ~ if he meant +, ,t.,,
He'll have his will of the dear pcopi"
before ne ""h'' depend upon 1t. 1t l.
III" ''''''''"
ia hail trn,u =, Inherent n,,.t nf tL,. .t.,tr
from Poland in this present emergency.
surprising nm t" HAY" lINcd ana moved
- W. ~, ~ WV
Cnu,r,ss ~ seems to h,,, h.,, tho
case. it is easy to believe the state
mcmt> of Poland : friends going to show
'l'i'' III Ms relations WIN f"li'"" ne mas
,.nI;.u. ind If L,n.,t, ,r,.,,,.r.,I' t,,,,,,J
necessary by thieves and politiciau>
that OF standing 10y his friends"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

TuL WAY THY | >nEE-rNNp II.
The D,morrll> and Liberals of New
Hampshire lrld their state convention
At Concord the l2th. and nominated Il
joint electoral ticket. ~ follows:
For electors at large. VIM. l.. Wheel
cr of krcnc. and Mason W. IappaI of
Bradford : First District. Frank Jones
of Portsmouth: Second District. Wa
tclmau Smith of Manchester: Third
District. Joseph y. Dodge of Plymouth.
The convention organized 10y choice
of Harry Bingham of Littlctun. prc>i-
dent. and in his speech he made the fol-
lowing statement ''IIuI;lcc Greeley i
pledged To do and will do. if elected.
just what the Democracy would require
one of their old and tried leaders t" IT."
were he elected"
This tells the whole story. The qucs-
ton of which WAS swallowed. Greeley
or the Democratic party. is no longer Il
question with amy sane person. The
few Republicans who have tlattcrcd
themselves that if Greeley is elected
there will he Il Republican admiui>tra-
ton. can lay that junction. to heart no
longer. Horace Greeley sold himS,lfto
the Democracy. and lac must do THEN
biddiu"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
A Letter from President Grant.

some ~ h" HAY" been disguised to crit
lrl>c the President. have said Il good
deal hccaI>c ten. Grant WAS NOT Il
speech maker. Bat. even here. he has
an advantage over the chronic tllkcr
he can keep silent when he has nothing
I" say. But if the President cannot
make speeches. Il la Johnson and tree
ley. he can write - sensible letter. ~ i
shown below in that he wrote ten DiN.
Oh learning of his nomination tor toy
cIu"r of New York:
LoNr BRANCH. y. j.. Aug. -.
My Dean General | congratulate
Nou upon the unanlmItN and cnIhu>i-
assn OF the | thea CouN cntion on tine oc-
ca>Ion ut NoIII nomination tor the hon
"Iahlr and Responsible position of GOV
cln"r of the great state of New York.
Especially do congratulate the citi-
Gems OF that state. almost Irrespective
of party. upon Your nomination. he
lI"Nc Nou Will receive the active SUP
port of the great majority ut the hest
people OF the state. and the secret SIM
pathN "t thou>aud$ who may hr So
1" force them I" support NnIIT opponent.
10 doubt Nour election would he Ia
imPugn the Intelligence and patriotism
of Il people 10y whose enlightened dis
elimination such cmimcmtly good men
a. Iompkiu>. Clinton. Marcy. Wright.
seward. Fish. King. and Morgan have
been elevated To the chief magi>trIcy
"t the Empire state. With Your cIcc-
ton. reforms in the state Mill naturally
follow. which. all acknowledge. have
been much needed for Years.
y" one acquainted with the political
history of New York for the past eight
Years will claim that all the abuses of
legislation are due To democratic rule.
hut members. or at least pretended
members. OF both political parties share
the responsibility of them.
When read the proceeding of the
convention on the 2I>t im>;.. and of the,
unanimitN of feeling in favor of Won
and your associates on The state ticket.
felt that victory had been already
achieved. and reform inauguratcd in
the state of New York.
Again congratulate You. not upon
the prospect "t being governor. hut of
having II within Nnur reach to render
such service T." Your state.
1t Is happy day when conventions
seek candidates. not candidates nomi- /
nations. This dream has been realized
III the action of the convention of the
2lSt inst. at Utica. y. \.
have the honor to he. general. ynur
most ohcdient servant.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

The claim of DIR. Bullard'- column.
in the Farmer. that Judge steele i Il
practical farmer is not Il little amusing
Fitted for college at an early age. grad
uatcd at IN early age. and entering very
soon upon the practice of law. then
going upon the bench and remaining
there till within Il short period. we are
puzzled to know when Judge Steele
bccHEir n DrncficUI GIyucr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

must require ii large share of the offices
in the gift of the American people for
their tultillment. And what adds to
his hardships is the fact that this eX-
ceedimg loud and clamorouS call from
1.-THE people took effect before twenty
voters in the state knew anything about
it. and the shameless trading and dick
cring WAS apparently in progress Il long
time before the street rabhle (Which
merely votes according to the bellcSt>
of IL blessed political ring) knew that
Mr.. Steele even dreamed of Washing
ton. - " OOdSfOcH Past.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

t"MNU TNTIuN OEuIl.- "l I...
MEN. \ "N"lmntcrI al "a ...r
thc Rutland Hc,nid H. follows:
notice 10y the H,rnid thar g. ..
hciug made h} some at Iho>, u,.
were drafted during ON lat. r.r
VIII" paid communication m"r'E. "
game and adopt some mca~H' .. .
tins communication money I'i".'.
them lay the State of \Dur.
strikes me that this l. tm tl"W .'
modest demand. The -",'Iu.'.. -
them their choice. To pay ju.' ....
dullHr>. OF serve in the .''
,,"rnr paid their money. oln,.~ ct.
ont their time. OF dc~cilru. is
dcr>tdnd il. the government H-D.
money. instead of the men. l.'' lire -
preston of the rchcllion. u.a ...
ou> army has been di~nun.'"
seven Years. and NOW the. m'.
the check To talk at petit. uIu-'
l>lalIIlc 1" pass an act aHi."....-
rctunilng al tins communicated ."
T." those who paid it rathci Than .
their places in our Trimmed iauh-. D.
men now wish Ia Withuiau " '
what little a>Si>raucc the. have
hccII Ia the mon car>c. g." a~'
veteran " iIn has followed Tie !...
of the MON Army rmruu@u H'
drcnrl maIc.c>. it> cold aud 'h'''
midnight vigil. through SNOW. t....
>lrcr. through ir> Victories Hnu i-
ttIt<. oI. N"I>r. ~ e. zen tiou>HiH .
worse than Ihi>. lan@ui>hru IN ti'
Prisons pru> of the nicicli,'~~ 20
ask him. say. It THESE m"n have
got oil cheap enough. ami ash l.'.
Il citizen. he l. willing t" bean his
of taAcS for this purpose.
say that there il u" justice D..
demand. and hclirNc that the .'
thinking men of Vermont vii
with me when express the h"r'
the honest. competent men '"lHi''
our legislature will not see lit Z" -
ton their unjust wishes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
A Statement of Facts.

A Statement OF Facts.
Cur readers will bear Witness thIi
Throughout this congressional contest.
Wc have held ourselves within the Inn
il, OF the >trirtr>l prnplictN. We have
RETAINED from all indecent attacks up
on Judge steele. though under gicar
prolocatiun from ;hc other side. Toe
caII>, We desired Nhcu the contest Na~
ended. To br able /" look back without
regret upon the part We mad taken ~
the matter. We have Irtlaiucd from
making some statements which would
show the character of the "pp"~i ION.
which the Times represented +" The tc-
election of .Iudgc Poland. hrcau>c Ne
wished t" avoid the personalities which
such explanation would involve.
But the time has now come. when We
feel that Justice ,i,mHnd- hat the Fact
should H." llid before The people. that
they may understand that the "Pp"-i-
ton of the Times j. that Of PERSONAL
hostility. and represents IL" ,nH-ihrI:r-
hc element in this c"inmmmitt
sometime since. "hrn Nr. iiIil Il.
signed the position of post master il
this village Nh. Henry FIcrt0 ""i 81 h"
had been his clerk and vino had utLlI-
aged TIA" affairs "t rl" office T." the uni
vcr>al acceptance OF tine pr"pIc. mHdr
application f"r the appointment. and in
accordance with the wishes of many
who Wcr, consulted ia tine matter. he
WAS recommended IL, Judge Poland.
Before the matter Was fully cnll~rIlmIua
ted Gat,~ Il. Billiard. lcarrlm" what
WAS ON foot and not la\ im9 been con
>ut,d in the matter. felt called upon
to oppose the movement. lie therefore
looked round for - candidate. and
found Il worthy Young man Il work
man in the foundry hut Il man who
had never had ANY business experience.
Now The business 81 - post office like
hat of II. .I"hn~huIN. one of the four
leading post offices in the state. i not q
little complicated. and could not Ice >,Ir-
cc>>tlil managed 10y one t"rall, with
out business experience. Nh. Fleet
wood had given universal satisfaction
in the management OF the office under
Mr.. Hail. and backed 10y his petition he
received the appointment. Billiard un~
cnragcd. He >VoIc Vengeance.
\ 4
the -. .Iohn~hurl Tmc> lie run it at
a loss Il few months and sold it at Il
profit. Mr.. Earle. the new proprietor.
after sinking some three thousand dol
lars i'll the enterprise. sold it I" one
Dalton. The trade WaS.>o made H. to
cancel Earlc'> obligation to BuIlard.
Dalton giving his notes with ~uIcric> ~
security. and H. it NOW appears making
Il special contract tnI the use of Two
columns for the purpose of this cam
palgn. This purchase 81 DoIt"n. ,rd>
mdic the .ti'St az >cc"nd ~cck in ftb,mr,y
Dalton run the papct till last week
except the tw" columns retained lay
Bullard when without the >uovlrdgc
of Billiard. he sold II to iI">kin> y
Cummings of Newport. making Il" men
lion of this incumhranrc oI c"Nrmlut
rrmainiu" on the paper. The contract
was put int" writing Billiard on learn
my of the sale. Immediately sent Henry
{. Idle who. together with steele. him
I.t. III
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

How much of the talk in the papers
concerning tine affairs at the Vermont
Central Road. i founded "m fact. and
how much l. invented and set alI"at in
the interest of parties interested to
bear the securities and break down the
credit of the Road. We do not know.
W specimens of the statements made.
and a> part of the current news of the
day. We copy three articles below.
Some of the statements are mere.
street rum"r>. and Will he taken for
what they are worth:
From the Springfield Republican.
The SlI 200 900 of stock and bonds
that the consolidated Isl miles of Yer
mont Central and Vermont and Canada
roads represent are. three million OF
Central crmOnt mort cages. three mill
ION of ermont and Canada guaranteed
stock. one million two hundred thuIl>-
and of Central second mortgage. three
million (tWO lot>) of equipment bonds.
and Il million of bonds in aid of the
Chamhly ANA MiS>i>Iuoi roads The
net profits on the business of the main
line of the l. months ending last No
Vcmhcr WAS less than half Il million dol
lar>. while the yearly interest charges
on the above securities are between
>rOO. 600 and ~9UO.OOO. The di>crcIam-
~ here. added to the losses reported
on the roads leased 10y the Vermont
Central. would Indicate that Inc bust
ness of the great continuation i being
conducted 1T Il Yearly loss of III lca>! Il
million dollars. OF course this WAY ot
doing business cannot long continue.
The sooner its stopped the better ful
all concerned. 1t is evident that the
managers of the Vermont Central have
INDUCED to" much III hope too little
in fact that they have paid too much
rental for tine roads they have leased.
and that they have either had too little
business for THEN facilities. oI dum,.
much of IT 1T Il loss rather than Il prof
1t. The general public will greatly
SNmpathizc with them. and especially
with GOV. Smith. the president. in tII,.>c
unfortunate results of their enterprise,
that III many WAYS has proved of much
advantage to their customers: but the
lessons of experience are obvious. and
should not go unharNc>tcd 10y all par
ties.
From the Boston Traveller
IN. H..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

DAILl fnE TIE SESSION. .AS usual.
the MONTPELIER DAILY JorRNAL will
be published during the approaching
session of the Legislature. commencing
with Wednesday. Oct. ID. The Jour
nal will contain full and accurate re-
ports of the proceedings in both Houses
of the Legislature. the latest telegraph
ic dispatches foreign and domestic
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27
The Desperation ofthe Steele Organs. co
A Scmvy Trick.

'''''' II '''' "''\''' "'''l' AWAY
holds &""i both IN politics 'md Ia war
..\c,cI do ahlr luut enemy wishes
,,,..t, .i,
a.
va " ''''''''' ,"''''' IKE. ''''''''''''
81 our readers I" the Significant fact.
that nearly I'll tire prnin,latir papers
IN the. STATE, .,r,. nn,h,lo fen. fine. defeat
If .Ir,to.. Poland It.i. ,,.,l. 81, j. mot
oui, \u,rI,iu., tn h,-,l Grant " hi,t
..\u, chin. tn diu,i~h the Ecpuhlirau
-.,.,.,b e.; ,..,,.,.... -I.I, ,,..I,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

news. miscellany. etc. otc. Terms.
SI.50 per single copy: fire copies to
one address. -. Address. j. x }. VI.
Poland. Montpelier.
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Is the case VIII pea hIt OF iutuIn..
many "i TINS class. | Ii" >tll...
I'a"t 'il;'' tilc i"a" lost. I1>r 10.
'l' U@ueiiNn',i% Ilh' Nl'I.HuU.
'h' hi' idiI't me H'h"I.HH. ...
earnings Oh lis own main ..
hllieH) are h"t HlfiIrIrnt O." p.. ..
t"lc>' on It's ! '-W'.'hU ct a...
@"arail'ccd STOCK II j. .rpY..
l i,n ' h >n'c' l. h"llnd u,.
""'""' Nill'il Is Represented ,. ..
ing dcih' ana Iilat II j. prupu..
meet inns ny I'Ilthrl i>>u. u,.
gag ""'i"> I" 'l''' am"un'-
Hal,' 10 ne Ia''> III me r''>'. .,- r....
htioft Il l'I"'l"'''d mr'llu- u'
hctr> oI the company. which ,.r..
eel some ten days az" ~ lM~.r
cHil>"N ol TINS >tatr"i IliIt~i.
been made pubic. H.ruu..t
charges OF mlNmam"g"m'# n..,
made against NlIhdr\ rf,g.-.
positions among th">y uu ,ul.-..
road. Among other a~>r.t...,
>ald thai the road has been r....
pallN Tor private benefit. .....
the public go"d. ami that at.. ...
have acquired wealth Nh.i, .....
h"ld"r> hay" grown pu".. ST..
leases OF r"mmrctin" Roads .t.
supposed I" nav" been m.rj' ..
ilcrrS for lie benefit of the ,rn.,..
now stated To have been n.u.m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-09-27

The grand jury OF Rutland ''.
having found bills of indictment ~
Hiram +. Adams of Rutland, i"i d.
ami larceny. he was aIIe~tcd "n -.
day last. hut bail,d in the sum al :
600.