Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-25
CASTLETON.

NAS lie ION
On the whole. the times thus far
this season have been quite dull in this
village. No schools for four weeks
past. none for four weeks to Come-n0
city b0arders as afOretime-nO building,
0nlv one hotel in running Order-nOw
six livery turnOuts. formerly three times
as many during the summer months.
and but few are passing through to and
from Lake RomOsecn. All these things
together COnspire to make our town
very quiet, and the question IL often put,
when will something, in a business point
of view, turn up to benefit CastletOn
The question is, by some, answered in
this wise: Never as long as our mOnied
men invest their capital in marble and
slate quarries and mills at a distance
from the place. However. politics have
taken quite lively turn with us since
the nominations wero completed for
Presidents and Vice Presidents. The
Chappaquacks, few though they he. are
working with n will deserving a better
cause. The GRANTEES are firm and I'M
move. apd sure of success We cannot
report any converts tn the Liberal Re
publican peculiar political faith, but
one Of those pioneers here has recently
removed to Boston. No one has come
in or come oyer 10 fill the vacancy i'm
the party OccasiOncd by his REMOVAL
The most earnest Presidential drbat" in
the canvass with MS came off few DAYS
since at the hotel between a Liberal Re
publican from Rutland. formerly Dem
ocrat. nnd strait Republican in this
place 4 crowd gathered around the
Grant We are advised Of = rood num-
Der Of old. staunch Democrats among
rs that will not support the nominee of
the National Democratic Convention.
and not more than thirteen PrpubicanS
will support him or vote for nm.
Some of the county naoprs claim
tbat twn of fine candidates for ni3irr Inv
th~ late County Republican Convention.
residents of this town. are Greeley men.
however much they may admire him in
other RESPECTS.
Pho pnt1and yn5lnendo,,t called NV
o+tnntion - tho fact tbat HanuhIirans
and Democrats nivpd torpther a few
vnars aro Then they Joined hearts and
hands fnr +hn COLO Of the Irnion and its
salvation Now tbov mite their dpstinirs
that ie the Tiharalsl With Democrats
for thr sake of hrating Grant who is
the omhodiment of Rennhlicanien If
All hazards or even if the dissolution of
The Trnion shouId follow all under the
rroat hne and crv of noIitical reform
Deliver me- from oIcb inconsistency
Th. ,.lo...:S, fna,, C,a41at,u
81 el15 TT I,,.l II
9 S'te ,'ei'i '' Co.,, - - I{;II;a,, oi
Rov Dr q,raot of u ,st,, for
twenty ,aors or 5I1ore SDrrotarw nf INC
American R0ord of Conmissi9nars for
Foroirn Missions voc tba ruaot of Mr.
Francis last Saturday and SUNDAY He
occnnind tho nnI,it Of the Concentration
al chnrcb h6th mornin~ and oInn;nr
chinr on tho cnhinct IF Lie r,iooi[nIc
N''''''' va '''-
OF LIFE.-IWo canal boats loaded with
IRON ore IN Tow T, Oh tI I'll -, steamer N!eh
IRIS OF the W hlGeiHli Trans ofiaIioh
Line, were sunk ABOUT midnight OF Iae
loth ihst'' between crown polilt anu IL
cohdGroga- me acciueht was catisGq ny
a coilisloh between the o0atS gnu 'ne
tow OF the > ~ IL. Hooker, Whlii'sh was 60
" after beng struck ana all hahds were
doqo9iGss l0St; pom steamers stoPPeu
ana dld an ti1at was possible 70 save
those on poard the III iatea crafts, p41
all TO no purpose. we nave oeen uh3oIe
10 ascertain tlle nui'lner o. persons ioSl
aitnough prooaoIy tlGre were SlA OF
eight IN all composing the crew