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The true northerner., 1872-05-03

Remember No. 13l Main Street where Morse
has hundred and fifty styles OF Hats and
Bonnets 10 show YOU. $50
Austn's Ague Drops warranted TO Cure Ague,
at J. II. Prater's and all Druggists.
Prater has the bes. Japan Tea in town for
81 per h., warranted
Don't fail to cal az Morse's and zee their
four STYLES Of Dolly yardens, also their sun
Hats and Shades, for hft7 cents and UPWARDS.
fo- Wood or Willow Ware go 10 Praters
Fuh line OF choice Groceries just received
at ratrs and they are for sale as low as the
oHost.
Take 1cuce-1lorse has mis- bleacLipa done
at a lrat class 1.eachery Ia Chicago, where they
agl made 30 look as ME as new. and az the
usual prices. 500
10 ,gle Asua, sako Aushn'a hgue Drops.
Austin Ague Drops are supercedng all
other Ague Cures, at =. a praters and al
Druggists.
Paw Paw adies lIeierring Miss ztte Crane
Gormery with Mrs Eoyt), to wait upon them
when calling at Morse's please inquire for her
Nice Dried bsef and 10. Iaclre, Maple
sugar. and everything in the Grocery line at
Praters prices the very best n town. Goods
Goods delivered in corporation. sa0w2
II you want TO buy & pax Of good Lise
Thread Gloves :or T. cents, go ~ c. 3. vel
ton * Co.
CAsToRIA.--l substitute for Castor Ol-a
vegetable preparation containing neither Min
erals, Morphine or Alcohol. Il il pleasant 70
take, does not nauseate aud operates when all
other remedies failed. Or. Pitcher has expert
mented fifteen years il producing preparation
more Efficient than Castor Gil. without It's horrid
taste. The Castora yegulat es tue system; cures
constipation, stomach ache Group and latulen-
cv, and kills worms II does not distress or
grippe. by its quieting. soothing effect It pro-
duces natural sleep, and is particularly adapted
to crying and teething children.
We desire Physicians to test this article. and
will forward three bottles gratis TO the address
of any one 80 authenticated. Innst that your
druggist order it for you. Il costs but so cents,
aud one bottle vii! save many doctors bills
ss9t4
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

IMPRovEMESTs.-Our townsman, c. \. Har-
rson, is erecting beautiful and substantial
iron fence along the street in front Of his beau
tiful residence, aud otherwise oruamenting and
improving his grounds.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

a NEW RAILROAD. We learn that new rail-
road has been organized from Martina Corners
in Allegan county, aud running to Michigan
City OF La Porte, passing through kendallville,
Lawrence and eeleryille in this county.
The road when constructed, is 10 form z
branch Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana rail-
road. and will run into Chicago from the latter
point, over the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad track.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

Soups OF all kinds are much improved by the
addition OF dessert spoonful OF the famous
Halford Table Sauce. II you try THE recipe
you will no more so without the Ualford than
without the soup,
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

ATTENTION FARMERS THE Van Buren Go
Farmers Club viii meet at the Court House,
in Paw Paw. saturday, May 4th, at O'Clock,
T.. st.. TO discuss the question Of " Wool. its
production preparation FOR Market, and pro
spective value as affected by the Tariff "
j. !. WOODMAN. Pres.
4 4 Grrnnrv Sa4--
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

MORUG AGE SALE.-Oefault haviug been
maIo IN sae condition Of a CeI taiu mortgage,
whereby the power tuoraIu contain d D, sell
has become operative, executed by LdWard ".
Jones and Louisa Jones. his wiie OF WaverN
Van Buien COUNTY. Michigan, II Ni'llam II.
Hyames o. tbr SAM town. cJupty aud ata.
and bearing date tie Ia, cuJ,-H IL aav o Feb
ruCrv, a j. one Thousand. Ci ht Uuuared and
seventy and recorded "a he Office q the Reg
lister Of eeda tor the County or Van Bureu,
n said state o. Michigan, ou the twenty -Hit'
day OF February. D.. one taOu~aud ei.
hundred ana seventy at three clock IA tue
afternoon, In Lioer - - Jt mort tagos Oh pa
10. upon which mort yage there ia ctaImed c. be
due aud unpaid at the dat II tui- notice the
sum OF three hundred and seyeute- go lars
and hity-eght cents, and no suit or proc ed
iugs. either q, law Or IN equity. haviu4, b. en-
Instituted tor the rec ". " o. o = tmu or any
part Thereof Notice II tuere ore, hereby .,iven
that on Monday, the twenty y-ul"th dav uf ,ul,
A. IL. one Thousand az, iit hun ired md vet
two, at ten O'Clock In The forenoon | stall II
az public auction or yendue. tne highest Od-
der. sale To take place at tue front door ,e
Van Buren, CoDnty tifcuit our uuse, iu g
village OF Paw Paw, the Premises q scrIp a ia
said mortgage or 20 10 ,ca ihera I a. viii be
necessary TO satisfy tn atOdut ia ut tie
same, with ten pr cent intere- a H. - co Z
together With an ATTORNEY ice - rty-liyr l.
arr, covenant d ior t., ~. { t,s ra & o
following piece or parc.lo q. lad r. ia on ia, al.
Buren Comfy, ottfe iuA u ~. ~ i-e
iots number q thror 81 u.n. Ia4d t.ll.l IUI
lu block numneI utaa i6I VI -1trD..4
hula AID LOa auGlt.uu % vie e. 30 .4.
Haven .g.t.,
Dated Paw Paw. aay lsl
WILLIAM ufaH
JOB w. L.
NEATLY ENEau Eu
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

= CoMPIIMENr.-The Gazette says the Grand
Rapids Democrat "is the largest specimen OF
cussed selfshness that has yet been developed
during the 1eth century" The Democrat won't
exchange with the Gdzetto.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

CRnoNIc.-Stewart, the Sentinel mau. has
had another attack of-"patent nsides We
believe that is what ho calls it Hope he viii
recover from this one, 80 that he ma have
another some day wien it Is convenient.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

SILVER WEDDISG.-Dr. and Mrs. j. Andrews
celebrated their silver wedding on the evening
OF the 26th OF April, at which large number
Of their friends were present
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

KENDML.-The blacksmith shop OF Lane &
Rowland. at Kendallville, was entirely con-
sumed by fire on Friday last. Loss, siO0, in
sured for 300.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

IRE Al BANdoR.-On Sunday morning last
tue Dry Kiln OF J. IL. Nyman took fire, but
was extiuguished before gaining much head
way. Damage about one hundred dollars
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

NUsIC.-We notice that S. VI. Constantine
has opened Music Store in the News Rooms
Of Miss r. Munger.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

BAENUars GREAT SHOW viii exhibit at Kala-
mazoo in August next. This great Prince Of
humbugs has commenced advertising his mann
moth exhibition, which vii! be transported
through the country by railroad
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

NOTICE 90 HEAR CLAIMS.-In Probate
Couft, Van Bur, n onnty.
Estate of ION ,fHA MORPHEr. deseqssd.
Notice is hereby liveu, that said Probate
Court viii receive, ex ,miue and adjust An
claims AID demands ~ creditors against The
ffteeuth, 1872 and Monday. Nav 6th are
hereb aesi ued Tor anug sad claims. and
SIX moutus from 90 atte ueteof are alloweJ
cr-l r a. wiz c1 To prs It th.Ir CLAIMS.
Usf.ti .tt na t5fh f4-, ee.,c
GEt ". i..V ON. Il1-sai Frol,.t.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

GoBLEyILLE, Mich. April 25 1872.
We, the undersigned. thiniIng that at any
time we are liable 10 be taken sick among
strangers and would not like TO be thrown upon
the town, propose to give 10 the family OF Mr..
z. Flanders the amounts set opposite our names:
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
County ConVen
ton.

The Republicans OF az Bulen Countv viii
meet in Convention at tho VILLAGE OF Ban
COR. on the THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1872, at
Al O'Clock. a m, to elect delegates TO the
,tafe Convention to be held at the City OF
Fackson. on the 10th OF May next. TO elect -
delegates TO the National Convention to be
leld at the City OF Philadelphia June ., 1872,
10 nominate candidates for President and Vice
President OF the United States.
The several townships Of the County VIII
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

lie sure and attend the Auction Sales at C
B. Nelton & Co.'S. every Saturday afternoon
and evening.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

For Salc.-Some choice land for building
OF garden purposes adjoining the village. 1t
will be sold in parcels OF from ono to fifteen
acres Enquire OF /. L. Hall Just north Of the
village on the Allegan Road. SS9tj
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

Try Prater's IL japan Tea warranted TO give
the best satisfaction
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

TEA. TEA, yitA. TEA.
Those vho enjoy good cap OF : ca are .ere-
~ informed that choice article OF Japan en-
Az be lad at the GrOcer store 0! ". 81. Giid-
deu, Whicl vii. be sur 60 -ir# @atlsia't9n 20
all towers o.; that bcre' .Se. 40.
20 per c,nt saved b. buyin goe. otun-
al Van Auken and COS
Have sour C.otbiag wade Of f. az Auaea i,
CO. Tho .srsest stock o. C,o.ls. Cassimeres
ard EestDgs II Western Michigan.
Initial Note Psper cheap at tic auction
store, N o. the RED ilag, pap Pav.
Buy your White Goods and every thing III dae
hur sns. s!ques, etc, AZ Van AubCu d Cos.
For the largest. best ana cheapest assortmen
of Ladies and Gents hose, go TO G. y " elton
& Co, opposite Post Office, Paw Psw.
The largest stock OF Embroideres and N
servings, EdGngs valenciennes and Imitation
Lsces at Van AukeL and Cos.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
lJper cent saved in buying your Boots Shoes,
<hppers, etc, at Van Auken Il Co.'S

NOTICE TO HEAR CLAIM In Probate
Court. Van Buren County: Estate of LEWIS
II. WKLDIN, deceased Notice ia hereby
gwen that sad Probate Court will receive. ex-
anime aud adjust all CLAIMS and deInauds os
ere iitors against toe rs ate of ssd ceased.
and MONDAY. May goth, aad Monday. June Sd,
arc hereby assigned for hearing eat claims,
and six months from tn date hereof are al
lowed creditors iA which % present tner claims.
I3tei Paw Paw, April % I572 692tG
CO. =. LtW tJN, ia &c " Pr0bite
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
PAW HAW, MICHIGAN,


This meeting will be conducted under the
Rules Of the National Horse Association.
The Association requires four horses to en-
ter and three to start In all racee.
\ horse distancing al competitor swil be
entitled to first money only.
Horses may be called for alternate heats,
at the discretion Of the officers
Entries by mail addressed to WN. IL.
RHODES, Paw Paw, Mioh
IN all tests Of speed entries must be made
by Monday. May 81, st 9 O'Clock, p. NJ, with
the Secretary. n all cases entrance fees, 10
per cent. OF purse must accompany nomination.
Entrance money OF horses proven ineligible
forfeited to the Ass ociatioE.
The Association reserves the right to post
pono races on account Of Indictment weather oi
other SUI ricDt cause.
=, 2. "AgEiSOE.
p-pe-7nvlf
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

Some people say we do not uae sauces OF any
kind our appetitea are good enough. 4 good
sauce Ii not 10 change you appetite, but only
to make YOUR food taste better. tou eat bat
ter ca tread aud should eat the EaIotl Lei
cesterslre rable aeule on meats il you yalue
platabe .ocd, and ,ao bet,or the meats tie
more need OF the .auce
Iho finest line o. Dress Goods and Dress
Trimmings. al the latest s.vies a. Van Ausen
and Cos
r. .1k,rnot RsrG,4s Ia, .10ttce.
ANNUAL LIST FOR l,7-.
The undersigned. Assessor OF I axes for the
I'd Collection District of Michigan, hereby gives
notice thai on the Sth day Of May, 1872, at the
Office OF W W. Peck. Assistant Assessor, In
kalamazoo, Mich, appeals will be received and
determined relative to any erroneous or eXces-
sive valuations. assessments. or enumerations,
nual List for the year 1872, made and taken In
and TOR the Counties Of kalamazoo, Allegan
and Van Buren,, under and by virtue and au-
thority Of the acts OF Congress IN relation
thereto.
Dated at nv Office ic the city OF Coldwater
this 22d dsy Of April 1872.
=. :. BARBER,
SS2t2 Assesso, ID District, Michigan.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

CHU KCHILL.-In Bloomingdae, on the Goth
day OF April, 1872, OF Typhoid Pneumonia
Nh. LEVI CHURCHILL, aged fifty-six years
three months and nine days
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

Buy Your Dress Goods at Van Auken, i Cos.
The largest stock and lowest price,.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

III intelligent Democrats regard tie Liberia.
movement as proposition that the Democrati.
party shall die and be buried forever ont o.
sl-ht.-Chicago Times.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

a Valuable F'urut fnr Sags.--A
farm o. 100 acres, loo acres under cultivation,
40 acres H. wheat. ds, ling bUusts, barns and
Out-uOuses. ail kinds of fruit, durable spring
water, Tie iarm under a -001 state " CuitS8-
ton and ever way des rlble aud situate one
and ouC half miles north a. LAW euce. on The
tow iiu. rOtd. val s5i1 at good bl gain.
s-l apply g. E 90 hEI t.1 on toe prCmiaGs
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

House. TO RESr-Enqure OF J. W. Free.
For Snle.-Sweet Potato Plants By C..
Il Churchill. Address, Iawton. Mich, or in
1ulre at his Jewelry Store ut Bawton. s92t9"
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
SEEDS. SEEDS
On hand and for sale at the lowest possible
Prices
MAMMOTH GLOVER,
NEDIJ M CLOVER,
PRIME TIMOTHY,
PRIME RED-TOP.
PRIZE ITLLET

bklHL BILLET.
s>s ~ IS 81. eEIIIc1s
J.. De,ands Haa. aa.oiatls st CIidl.ns
on" cent per pound.
May F'or.r cLcvas Tolacco d. G4ddeas
for Sl.2-
N g near 40 complaints from that lest japan
Tea every one who has crleG If saws q ldden
keeps the best N town.
a.oOit aSere-A farm OF eighty acres in
Alcgan 60. lrow5rdge town. to rent or let on
shares here are forty acIes cleared and well
improved. There IS q suIar orchard of 900
good trees also I VIII sell this farm on time
with small sum paid on contract. This farm
is miles south or Ailegan
Address NJ. MASON Physician and Surgeon.
Lake Mills, Van Buren County, Michigan a79tf
large line of Croquet and Nilsson Slippers
Van Auken & Cos.
NOTICE TO HEAR CLAIMS.-In Probate
Court. Van Buren County: Estate OF Nj n
RlS STEADMAN, deceased. Notice ID hereby
given, that SAID Probate Court will receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
creditors against the Estate OF said deceased.
and Monday, May 9th, and Monday. Nay 9th,
are hereby assigned for hearing said claims, and
SIX months from the date hereof are alo we'd
creditors IN which to present tneir claims
Dated Paw i'sw, april %, 1872. S9lt6
GEO. ". LAYTON Judge OF Probate.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

A VALUABLE YoUEG HORSE. ID. Waterbury
has bought half interest in Hr-. Wheelock's
Young Night Hawk, paying the snus little sum
OF seven hundred aud tiity dollars. This colt
made his mile IN 2;45lg on bis first n ia
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

W. y BLAKE, CT Galesburg, rece ntly sold
two hundred and seventy TAT sheep at price
that made the average a little more than twelve
dollars each.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

The Fanny Denham's Comedy Company Wi
give an Exhibition at Town Hal on May 6th
III and Sth.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
NO USE IN TALKING

NlA EnQ NlMI EIA
r.
,,
r vor vort ,o hr, ,,oos rt.1rrr Do.-ur,r,
II YOU want TO bnv pood RJowS SHEAR
r. vo,, cys,. ., t,,,, o,o.., -.u.r-~. ..
90 l. Noe "@ut % uuy goo1 0AtAS Tel Toy
te ,ou ,,,,,. E., ,,.,,. 90 ,-pvvN. ,rr, g.
en-, ,;.T ~ l,, 80 80 ,,,;ts 30" 4 4O1
49, ~ ~
for 2jc per Ib go to smith's.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
Business Notices.

Remember No. 13l Main Street where Morse
has hundred and fifty styles OF Hats and
Bonnets 10 show you. $50
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

The latest styles OF Hats and Caps At Van
hukeu and COO
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
RIILLINER Y
MRS Coy J

u r.. 10Y
las .ust opened a splendid assortment OF
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
Which she offers az very low figures Can and
she will make prices suit, and show goods that
will please you nooms over J.. Smith d Cos.
Paw Paw. Apr. D. lS'2 oOjly
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

" HEAT AFLoAr ON April 25th there sailed
out OF CHIC go Harb1r 1eet Of vessels for
the Lower Lakes, having on board hair mil
lon bushels . wheat anl on the next day.
April 26. il5tler q 'et o. vessels departed for
the sam d45tna'ions a wing on bo 4rd another r
haIf miihol bushels Of wheat, making one
m lion buslel, wa. h loft that great mart for
th ma~krts Of the world.
OK tne 21th OF April 531. $50 bushels Of gram
we're slippel fro n Cl'tsp 70 the lower lakes +:
and dur,ng tie 27t J., 2stn and 29th, $50 III
bushels have been shipped. This shipment Of
nearly 2,0lO 0OO bushels 10 three days. by water
alone, vii conpare very favorlby with the
S,O00,010 blsleis which wss all that st. Louis
shipo Il bItl bg vat II AID rail last season
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
won giN TD LOAN.

On improved unincumbered farms For one or
more years. FOR terms. etc, enquire OF
$50 {. a. HARRISO&. Paw raw. Nl:a
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

The Kalamazoo Gazette says that the Chi.
cago Times dld n t make the Democratic Party
nor Gao 1t unmake it, The Times "a an able
paper, bui It's politics are decidedly shak7 and
uureliable.'
This Is precisely what Republicans have been
.nsIstng for several years past. Il" It's politics
ara dscidol, shsky and unreliable, set It is
enc o. tae re:o5alzod organs OF tao Demo-
ccauc party
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

Austin's Ague Drops warranted TO Cure Ague,
II J. II. Prater's and all Druggists
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

II YOU want TO buy pax of good Ilsie
Thread Gloves :or T. cents 60 2, G. p. vel
ton AZ DO
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

Take uouce-Morae has mis- bleachin. done
at q lrsJ class u.aachery ia Chicago, where they
ag1 made ,a look as ni.e as new and at the
usual prices 500
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

or r. Nood on Willow Ware go to Praters
ruli line Of choice Groceries Just received
at Hat-rs. an3 they arc for sale rs low as the
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

LEASENs & son sole Age.nts.
pEcArUa, Mica.
The true northerner., 1872-05-03

OF! HOLD ONl nne thing morei Very
m ortart o. Laiiesi smith wants tOknow
oats l0o yI spool cotton ia cheap at 80 a
,D ID
The true northerner., 1872-05-03
DIED..

4. c. GIIDDEN, Sec'y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-07
BOSTON MARKET June 4.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

FLOUR There is a very dull feeling in the Flour
market and prices almost entirely nominal. The
trade could not be induced to operate except very
concessions. But family brands are hell at previous
prices The sales SOS "a Sc 50 for estern SD per
ineS7 so q 7.75 for common extras, and SsO09 5000
tor Minnesota including choice bakers brands
Small lots Rye Flour at $500 q $3.50 2 Dbl. Corn
NJ cal sales at 3.75 p Dbl
GhAIN.-The market for Corn is dull and prices
are lower. The sales have been, 70 a l5c per
bushel for Western yellow. Oats in good demand
The sales have been at Sc a 63c for dark and
white q bush. Rye is dull and continues to be taken
in small lots at ST. .05 p bush.
PR0VISI0NS-The market for Pork is dull the
demand having been confined to small lots. We
quote prime at Sll.50 a Sl2.50; and mess at sl4,2
q Sl4,75 q Dbl. Beef remains dull previously
noticed. Sales of Western mess at $1,000 "a 1890 for
family extra $3.50 "a IT, Lard in steady demand
with sales at "a a 912c for city and western. Smok-
ed Hams have been selling for 10 g lie q ID as to
quality.
PR0DUCE-With more free arrivals of Butter
the market is not firm and prices have eased off
little. Sales have been at IS a Bic for choice N Y.
and Vermont diaries. 20 "a 26c p 10 for common
There is change to notice in Cheese with steady
demand. Sales have been at ID q lac for choice
Factory. and "a lac. for common and good farm
ers diaries. Eggs not so firm. and sales at IA q
l5c T. doz. Potatoes have betn in demand. with
sales of Jackson Whites at 40 @ DC and 90 55c for
Early Rose
W0OL.-The market for Wool has been rather
dull the past week. The sales for the past week
have been $1,000 lbs averaging from 60 "a 70 . h.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-07
STATE OF VERMONT.

Northdeld June 1, 1872
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for printing
the following State documents. to wit: Reports of
the Auditor Of Accounts, Adjuiant and Inspector
General. Quarterma'ter General, Sergeant alta rms
Railroad Commissioner, Commissioner of the Insane
Directors, Superintendent and Chaplain of the state
Prison. Trustees of the Vermont Reform School,
and Trustees of the University os Vermont and
State Agricultural College. in the general form and
style OF the Laws Of Vermont for 1870 be b0u cd
in volume and delivered at the office Of the Sec
rotary of state IN Montpelier. before the first
Monday in October next.
Also, the Report the Board Of Educat on in the
same form and style. bound in a single volume and
to be delivered at the same time and place.
Also. the ket ort OF the Vermont State Board of
Agriculture. Manu- iactur and Mining in the same
form and style. bound in single volume and TO be
delivered at the same time and place.
Also the Biennial Session Laws of 1872 in the
same style b0and in single volume aad to be
ready for distribution before the first day Of
January. 1873.
Also the senate and House Journals the same
general form and style OF those OF those Of 1870 to
distribution or before the first day Of May 1874
ulars by the provisions Of No 81 of the Acts Of 1851
Blank proposals for bids will be furnished at once
10 parties desiring to enter into contract for any
part of this work.
The right 10 reject all or any proposals, as may be
deemed for the interest Of the state. i hereby re-
served. GEORGE NICHOLS,
<s Seerefary II State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-07
Latest News.

THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
The national union republican con.
yention assembled at Philadelphia on
Wednesday. A temporary organization
was effected by the election of Hon. Nor
ton McMicbsel as chairman, having first
been called to order by ex-Gov. Clattiin
of Massachusetts,.
Eloquent and patriotic speeches were
made during the organization by Sena'
tor Morton, Hon. Gerritt Smith, Gov
Oglesby, ex,speaker Orr of S. O., w. d.
Grey of Ala, and Mr.. Elliott of S. o.
(the two last colored.)
The latest reports indicate that Sena
tor Wilson is making a strong run FOL
vice president. Maine stands 10 ColtaS
and A for Wilson. Vermont and Rhode
Island solid for Colfax. So also is Mas
sachuse;ts, and Pennsylvania and Hi
nois are reported so strong the same way
The nomination of Gen. Grant will b.
as unanimous as four years ago.
The permanent organization was Ell
fected by the election of Hon. Thoma
Settle of North Carolina, as presiden
and list of vice presidents. The con
vention then adjourned until to-day
Thursday, when the nominations will b
made.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-06-07
From one of the People.

EDITOR BELLOWS FALLS TINES: -
thank you sincerely for the manly, clear,
honest exposition of the I" Governor
question in your last issue; and | doubt
not that the people generally cherish the
same feeling. 1t was acting the part OF
faithful Journalist. The bad tactics
of assuming leaders have produced an
unhappy conflict, and brought about a
disreputable dilemma. The playing OF
fast and loose, has placed some honorable
men in very unfortunate position, they
must despise the kissing, that proceeds
betrayal. The cry from the new de-
parture " now is, "two terms" This is
deceptive language. the plain Saxon
would be, four years. This is gull-trap
but it can catch nothing but gulls. Will
the freemen of Vermont disregard theiI
solemn oaths and substitute some custom
or usage, for the fundamental law OF the
State? Never, no never. When an at
tempt is made to invest custom witt
authority superior to the constitution
that custom had better be packed away
in the antiquarian archieves, and slum
Der there, until majority of the freemer
of Vermont shall decide to elect all tbei
officers for four years, that will carry j
to period when the present generation
will not be actors in the political drama
of this world. More anon on this point
CONSTITUTIONAL VOTER.