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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-13

enormous Death-Rate in New York.
OF 9 DEATHS week. G1 to 1 900 in
Il cIC habitants, double that OF London.
This fearful mortality is troubling the peo.
pie. What shall be done? is the question.
Purify the Blood and Regulate the Liver,
we advise every one, as sanitary measure;
BLOOD and LIVER PILLS. They Purify the
Blood and Regulate the Liver-two things
absolutely essential to health. Go to
Helnitsh's Temple Of Health, and get box
ol DIoou ana Liver Plila. Sept 8 +
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The English papers are still full of
Livingstone, Stanley, and "the search
and relief expeditions" One of the last
letters Shat by 'Barrister-at-law"-
points out that the EARNED force" of
which We have heard 80 much was sent
up to Livingstone at the expense Of the
Royal Geographical Society oftLondon,
and not at that of ''Mr. Stanley or his
employer" In this letter Stanley is
charged with ''disingenuousness," in i'm
putting cowardice to the leaders of the
English expedition, and in not promptly
refusing to receive credit for an action
which he did not perform.
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The RESULT IN MAINE.-The returns
rom this State indicate a Radical loss of
between 1000 and 5000. as compared
with the Governors majority of 1868,
and about $4,000 on that received by
Grant. The aggregate vote is within a
few thousands of the total cast that year,
which was the largest ever polled in the
State. In other words, tho Radicals
have lost nearly twenty-five per cent. of
their majority, on FUR and full test.
and under the most favorable circum-
stances. The same scale of diminution.
applied to the close and doubtful States,
would carry every one of them for Gree
ley. This is the result at the very source
OF Radicalism, where the partisan fires
of prejudice burn intensely, where the
organization is perfect, and the influence
OF power and patronage is most sensiby
felt.
The policy of the Administration is
shaped exclusively in the interest of New
England, by New England men, and for
the benefit of New England pockets.
The legislation is controlled by 6 combi-
nation of the manufacturing interests,
through committees known to be subsi-
died for their advantage. The Treasury
department., with its immense ramifca-
-~SASt Ao AuA AA oAO oou0 StOOf0 AOI Lu0
bond-holders and banks, and against the
taxpayers, who have to bear the burdens
of corrupt system, devised to promote
monopoly, and to make the rich richer
and the poor poorer.
The New England States have accumu-
lated immense wealth under a policy
which has been contrived by their own
hands, to drain the resources of the
South and West, and make them pay
enormous tribute for every manufactured
article that enters into common consump-
ton. They care nothing for candidates
or principles, except so far as they may
serve the purposes of aggrandizement,
which are nearest and dearest to the
heart of that selfish section. Support of
Grant means simply that he is the best
instrument to advance their designs, and
nothing more. = Washington Patriot.
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BY COLUMBIA, s. G. FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 13 1872
New Books! New Books.!

THE vICAEs DAUGHTER. By George
i Mcdonald. II so.
The Doctors Daughter. By Sophie May
cat the Back Of the North Wind" ByGeo
Mcdonald. g..
Fitz Hugh St. Clair, the South Carolina Re.
bel Boy: By Mrs. Sallie F. Chaplin. $3.50.
Lord Ailgob6in. BY Charles Lever. 81.
The Golden Lion OF Grampere. By Antho.
ny Trolloppe. 75c
Ethel Mildmay's Follics. 75c.
'Ombra." by Mrs. Oiiphant. 75c
And other late publications, just received
and for sale at publishers prices, ut
Il. L. BRYAN'S
Aug 80 Bookstore.
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New Books.

New Books.
NlHE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY, by Bish.
Church. Vol. I. IS.
Aunt James Hero, by Author of Stepping
Heavenwards. $1.50.
Hannah, g new Novel. by Miss Muloch. SOC.
Jan II DUFFIE q CHAPMAN.
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TIE LARGEST DIAMOND IN THE World.
A Malay rajah is said to possess larger
diamond than any in the world, and
more valuable than any OF the great
gems OF Europe. It is said to be much
larger than che Koh-i-noor, and to weigh
465 carats. As the Koh-i-noor is only ae
big as very small turnip, the new dia-
mond is certainly several ohalks ahead of
it in size.
"a touching sight,, says the Pitts
burgh Post-"Mosby, the guerrilla, and
William Lloyd Garrison, the Northern
Abolitionist, who pronounced the Con-
stitution league with death and a CO.
venant with he'll, 'claeping hands ncross
the bloody ohasm,' and bowling in uni.
son for Grant and corruption"
Theodore Hooks "Ran,sbottom Let
tters." published yearly fifty years ego,
have been reprinted, and poor Mrs.
Darlington has the best reason of COM
planning that some of her best hits were
booked long before she mended pen.
An officer of the French consulate at
Jerusalem has found magni6cently en-.
graved monolith shaft belonging to He
rods Temple. The inscription is in
Greek and forbids the entrance of the
Gentiles into the inner courts.
John Smith recently died in Georgia.
leaving 81 grand children and 8, 900. COO
name-sakes.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

VaIuabIe Real Estate for Sale.
T OFFER for sale nv FARM. consisting of
4 a9ont l28 acres, situated just outside Of
clty lml1S, on both sides Of Charlotte Rail-
Toad; o,;: inc place contains comfortable
Grain and Truck Farm cannot be amrnassed T.
ms property, from its nearness to the city.
ana us faculties for advancement and i'm.
provement, is very desirable.
aug ~ lno JAMES E. BLACK,
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Special Notices.

On Marring-.-Happy relief for Young
Men from the ELECTS Of Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Impetlim ents
to Marriage removed. New method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed enye!ouen
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug IL 3mo
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Novelties In Cigars.

Novelties In Cigars.
addition to my specially Of the celebrated
Il Live Indian" have had manufactured
especially for retail pure Havana and Seed
CIGAR. OF exquisite flavor and quality, called
the "Royal George" They are sure to
please, and tho standard will bo maintain ed
"Oriental," '"Casino." 'iIiidalgo," "Crown
Jewels" gel Did," "Carolina," and many
other brands. comprising very low-priced
goo'ls up 10 finest. Dealers and others will
lind it to their interest to inspect the stock.
Prices low and cash necessary to buy
Sept3 GEO. SYMMERS.
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Maillards Chocolate and Cocoa.
NHOCOLATE la Vanille,
" Chocolate De Saute,
Cocoa, pure, No. 1,
Cocoa, pure, No. 2.
These are regarded as the finest and pure at
manufactured. l have the agency for their
sale, and will guarantee satisfaction to pnr.
chaserB.
Bakers COCOA and BROMA.
Sept t3 GEO. SYAINFRS
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For Rent.
Important for Reference.

A Valuable Tract Of Land For Sale.
NNH 2 subscriber offers for sal le his PLANTA.
Of it within the corporate limits OF the town
1t contains $50 acres OF land, sever ty.five of
which is good creek bnttom. On il is q com
Portable Dwelling House, Gin House, and all
scuppernong Grapes OF seven acres in fnll
bearing, with Stone House, Cellar, and ali
appliances for making wine, and a fine collec.
ton OF Fruit Trees. r. b. BOWIE,
sept Abbevillo c. H., g. C.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02
SIMMER RESORT IrEMs.

The summer hotels throughout the
country are being rapidly put in order for
an early opening of the gay season.
Two new railroads from New York will
undoubtedly fill the Lake Mahopac hotels
to OVERLOOKING. The leading houses will
open the latter part of May
Mr.. Gale Of the Columbia Hall Lebanon
Springs is improving the grounds about
his hotel and will be ready for business
on the first Of June.
The Walloomsac house, Bennington
Center, VT, will have its usual number
Of select families from Troy, Albany and
New York.
The new Montyert hotel at Middletown
Springs, VT, will open June LIST.
Murray's Clarendon Springs house
opens May 10TH
The Wilson House and other hotels at
North Adams are making great calcutta
tons for summer travel by the stage line
from Adams across the mountain TO the
east end Of the Hoosac Tunnel
Tie American hotel, at Burlington, has
been greatly improved 1t now has one
Of the finest dining rooms in the State,
and is a fayorite house with summer tour
I lists.
I The Weldon house, st. Adams, is run.
ming successfully under the management
Of Mr.. Lavender and will have its full
share Of summer travel.
/ The Island house at Bellows Falls main-
tain- its good reputation, aud Is always
well patronized in the summer
Brauleboros great expectation for
summer business Is tho new Brooks house
lately leased by Mes,rs Bardwell and
Alton Of New York.
The Bardwcll house, al Rutland, il to
have a new french roof aud Is being put
I in complete order throughout, Ia antici-
patton Of a large business during the
summer
Tie Franklin house, liighgate Springs,
+ w, viii open FOR the season Jane lst
Messrs Cpliam 4 Crossley. publishers,
80 school street. Boston, viii issue on or
about the fifteenth Of june an annual en-.
Titled American Summer Resorts, IN
convenient compass containing full ia
formation a. 10 places, hotels, routes u
travel, t0gclbei4with The legends aadlhis-
torical matter Incident to The subject
MolIcubauers Orchestra, from Booths
Theater, will furnish The music for ibe
Grand Union hciei st Saratoga, The com
ing season.
l.er. Dr. AeWmms summer Home Il
Poalucy VI opens Nay ~
Mr. " b. Borrow wia rcsame the
control o. tle Continental hotel Long
Branch toe coming season
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tbs Mount NaB.deld lIa.ol viii be
opans5 far visitors Nay 18th This g 4
fec wen kepi hoaac, and located fl ilc
midst 81 .ome ogths ancs scenery ia Yer.
nont Summer tourists should not fail
% rislt ST. Mansfield Thor card may
~ ioHuA ID smother column
Tmyes Hotel FACTORY Point has won
ihc reputation 0fbeiug a iayotite resting
place for travellers lts landlord. Mr.
Davis. looks ancr the comfort Of Dis
guests and leaves nothing undone 70 make
their stay pleasant He has 8 card amoag
the advertisements
The Lake Dunmofe house, salisbury,
VI, Is making preparations for d larger
number of boarders lhe coming season
than ever before
The Brooks house, Baitieboro, IS rap
Idly approaching completion, and will
soon be ready for occupancy.
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hANUeHaKE
se 10 ha State Convention
Hons - Hmow
Mrs Alien Barber f. improving iu
hla sai ua hope BE- Der bom 81 8
sew 3s
ME s. Raus.I has takeB as Il
haiHlug dwelling house iaf Am5 Jtn.
k'ns ala which De commences this
Wosa
-Mr Vim. Famum b to occupy tle
bouse vacated by " W Wiley.
"a Is reported that grassbopper have
been seen an Hch Do length. They must
De- Jle remains Of last years crop.
Tile sugar season has just closed.
Farmers have not made as much as they
anticipated bui most ofthcm have enough
Cor their owH rise,
LONDONDERRY,
Mrs. S. Newman Is opening a large
stock Of the latest STYLES Of spring and
summer millinery.
The season Is very backward and hay
scarce. some Of the farmers feel blue,
bat TIE season may be- fruitful and their
hearts rei5iccd by au abundant harvest
for an that
WESTON.
WIN H. JaQuith and Foster a ia.
quitb are running their mills night and
day They have large lot Of logs IN
their yards, but win soon have them cut
mp. The other mills are also cutting out
lumber nc rapid rate.
The report Is, that some Of the farmers
have turned their cattle ont to pasture.
We hope this report is not true for there
Is very little for them to eat
Tho travelling has been very bad for
few weeks The ladies get ont occas-
sionally but not often.
Rev. d. II. Megahy is TO labor with
the Methodist Church the present year
The streams were the highest Fri
day that they have been this season, it
was caused by the melting snow. $.
ARLINGTON.
Delegates to the State Convention,
Henry 5. Hard, A. L. Bartlett.
Quite an excitement was created,
during the past week, in the west part of
this town by arad made by certain dogs
on some choice fine wool flocks in that
locality. FlocEs were scattered and
driven Oh to the mountains and many
sheep killed outright while many more
were injured so as to die afterwards.
One farmer alone losing about seventy
five ewes, valued at four hundred dollars.
Usually in such cases the dogs belong to
some irresponsible person, how it is now,
we have not learned.
sHAFTsEuRY.
delegates to the State Convention,
C.. y. Millington, +. II. George.
GLASTONBURY,
Delegate to the State Convention,
Geo. Eddy.
CHATHAM
S, Wilbor has disposed of over 600
pounds Of maple sugar this spring.
The mercury capered about in the
vicinity OF 50 and $50 on Thursday and
Friday Of last week. In the shade too,
The Hay Press at this place belong
ing to S. Wilbor came near being des-
troyed by fire on Monday. The loose
hay about the building was ignited by a
/ spark from an engine, fortunately the fire
was discovered in time, and the frmes
put out before any damage was done.
Mr.. Warren Fowler win deliver his
stock Of trees, on Friday and Saturday
of this week, at Hoag's Hotel.
D
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02
DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS

viii cure CouaHs, COLDS and CONSUMPTION surer
and quicker than any other remedy. It acts like
magic For sale by al Druggists.
GEO. c. GOODWIN q CO., AGEaTs, BosToS.
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Il l. HOWARD
WkrluMAKEU fEWEttR AID tNUNAEEE,
dealer ia
AMERICAN ANp UHNGNA WAFHEs, AMEHt
GAN ANU FEENtW ttngkHt tEW EENN, NlLNEE
AND SlENEH PLATED WARS, tfNfAtIKS are
Agent Tor Akin lambert 8 goe. celebrated
Gold Pcus. 10 more than sixty different paisrnn.
manufactured nom the purtei % gold ana points
ga without too use 81 solder unlike The pens 81.
other manufacturers. Persona desiring a. puTs
chase Anything in Gold Silver 0t s1lyrl raied
Ugods can save from Is % . cent hy calling
a. Hawaris. Tho tatapfa HaNs, d 1s aa3r t.a
american Ha'rAts. ! am alec Agent for ue
GROVER 4 BAKER ELASTIC LOCK- srlbH
HERINu MACHINES
and invite al vbo focl any interest 81 eurietiy
~ the art 0f sowing by machinery, whether in.
tending % purchase o. not, Ga can 81 nay sales
rooms and famihnuze themselves With the dih
ereut classes of machines 10 use ~ personal OK
animation and by sewing ANY arttce they desira
npuu them. such visitors sfu alaaYs erleanle.
and these Waits regarded as faVata
N. b. ChtOnomelcrs aud uur Watches care
fuly adjusted, Engraving beautifully executed.
an wurk promptly eIeeuied ia tha best Nark
manilke manner Tor a hbrrd compensation,
q, L. HOWARD,
Opposite Poet omce MHu street.
Factory Point Vermont
Factory Point, Dec Sd, is52 lIa2thl aBlth
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NORTH DORSET

Emerson Whitney, formerly Of this
place, has sold his farm 10 his son Orrin
Whitney and removed TO Wallingford
where he has purchased the house and lot
Of W NJ Congdon.
-Edwar Cook, brakeman, was seri-
ously injured al this station on Monday
morning The train had just started when
he stopped over to remove a ooupling-pin
when be lost his balance and fell TO the
ground, cutting an ugly cash in his head
and bruising one Of his feet. He was
taken to bis home In Wallingford.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02
Manohoslor, W., Aprll l0th, i872 90
NOTICE Inn BANKRTPTOY.


~ In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Vermont
Ia the Matter Of Edward J.. llathawar, Bank
rupt. In bankruptcy.
70 the creditors Of said Bankrupt, aud all 9th
erA whom IL may concern The undersigned aH-
signee Of the estate of SAID Bankrupt hereby
gives notice that It has been ordered by tho
District Court Of said District, that the second
and third general meeting Of the creditors Of said
Bankrupt be held at the Office Of A. i, Lyman Ia ,
bennington, IN said District on the 18th day of
May A, D., 1872, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, before A. i.
Lyman, Register in Bankruptcy for the purposes
named in the 27th aud 2sth sectons Of the Bank
rupt Act. Of March the a. 1867, and this Is also
to give notice that have filed my final account,
as assignee Of said Bankrupt, and that at said
time aud place, shall apply TO said Court Tor
the settlement Of said account, and Tor dis.
charge from all liability M assignee Of said es.
tate In accordance with the proYisons OF said
2sth section,
Dated at bennington, IN said District, this 10th
day Of April, 1872
is2w3x HENRY @. ROOT, Assignee.
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HIsfH ttiH A. El E 30
tiAsaafF.
The aeal EHHa5af taHlHuHHrtts ~ Aiaaifam
l8fs. 81 4 q H.. 8iN Dr. hei3 80 fbursdHy
r. j. WYMhN. 81 =
Ia 4, NHNiN. Is. 3d.
kaantFaa4, chapter. 40. IS II, 4, NJ
NtN fsEE.af uYaesilA1 aa Ns1ua saas ttrn-
sH Mas 9A ai arlab
H. uHYlS. II. T..
J. H. BLACK sect
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sELTZER APERIENT

wuAr rs THIS GRASp spgIuc roH DYSPEPSIA
THE bubblng, sparkling, cooling, purifying, reg
ulatng draught they call TARRAsr,s EffERvEs.
CENT sELrzER Armnsr Well it is simply the
Chemical fac s,psjle Of the Settler Spring Water,
which, for 100 years, has been accounted the
finest Caihartie aad Alternative in al Europe.
sOLD BY All. DRrGGIHTR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

The cheese factory at the Corners,
/. f. Tabor proprietor commenced oper-
alton on Monday. II is expected that the
number Of COWS viii be an increase over
last season.
The decision 10 the exciting question
Of who shall control the church win not
be made until next fall In the mean
time the C0ngregationalists will resume
possession Of &C..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02
E'ARM FOR SALE
Situated about
Three Miles from the Village Of jamaica
GREAT pAG0AiN
LOR SAFE

FOR SALE.
The subscriber oilers tor sale is house,
LOT and barn Bituatod on the corner Of Main aud
North Main Streets
or he viii sell the Burton place, 50 called, ia
the south part Of the village On Main street ~.
gethcr with one acre u land 81 tltirtyshye acres
Of land, all well watcrod, good fruit and buildings
10 good repair.
Also twenty good building lots on Main Street
and a. much land back Ms one has money 70 pay
for all In sight Of one ot the beet institutions uf
learning IN the State, and one eau read the time
Of day from the clock IN the Church tower itam
either front door.
ms Is NC place aud H9is Is he tIaf 10 uy
cheap for cash OF credit
Al. GRAY.
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REWARD
. CURE that COLD

DO not suffer Your LUNGS to become diseased
by allowing a COLD 10 become seated
Thousands have died Premature Deaths-Ihe
Victims Of Consumption by neglecting Cold
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
rHE EXTERMINATOR

j. not poison bat works the total destruc-
ton Of Bed Bugs, Lice C0ckfosches M0thE, &c,
wherever Il is faithfully applied AK your store,
keeper faf IL, Manufactured by TORRENT
chi MICAH. CO., Bristol. +. l. GEO G. GOOD
WIN a 90 81 Hanover ST. Boston, General
Agent. f0I New England.
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SITE YOUR LIrr

~ ufrurl.y usaE MISC HthEtNa HHTos
fNMEMAAkH. 4 lhFzaA9AilN fuff EfrFsFEt8aD 81
FEasrHaErs. una af ta ri..t IMpoFlaal E'tmsfts
af tho MaMan Na.8t nat the anlY mesaa IS
whieh ths ifF-uiNiNU sol Lifk SUSTAIN
suG ulcment 40 p snHnhn3 % thr sfstsm VS.
guarantee q ~ BE- 1Frtsia EgET 81 Nfane
Ians, CoNsrMfEt Aa3 Sd Pulmonary Aaaafs
l1ns ash ias spsrsac Remedy 81 sraHfsk
nKsrFrs5a, ftukffsFs hFHt02s eHa FutsEetH
uEHIff1 snd 80 Manners ArFE-uUss. lf + Uu.
surpassed AH 4 foNit &nd lSFraaEAFag. and eeBs
orator ~ rEur ahd HrtITHf EtHag fuf further
5afurmau1n. Iustimoniais. Reports ~ Tbvsiels
ana Sc send Tor aur IggusI Pass 81 per
t.13tle eesd ~ al prukNtsts Address.
,. NiNtHE fER DN 81 5e1s NE Nav foHG
REAr MEDICAL BOON 81 useiHl kuasI.
II edge 81 an sent if,f o. tva stsmpa
4 Mn ILr L.N.-L..L A q l.u-Lu..L- nLL.
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tE1stl etf O. afai lass Eesl Etiatr, 81 len
t at asffaa ust fsEalla Eeui annually le
ANa Aaft tha HiA eaalsat1e lie Coils nan e
aIl l-sEs taa.tF tEfHaEE ~ keeuaF Ali charges
pssl 81 thH bafF1Wa AeH Nafk sHa Nea lag.
Afal frtff s tai faa Ftflsaisfs se0t an aPs
qi6atau. -tNr MflrH nte laterual q
lrHa lTrs leHt AilFcss JAMEs IL HEAlkI
WrI4a Aay NTamuf lG-, nes Nasnes i1Ha.
.za. b lfsHSs- Jast 81 HAysn
MaTs s. p + Eaauaf
ROUND q co.
- HtsBrHs. 80 Was sF. M,
Transact ,iExfHA b6ARIsas BHsntss and Tag
aa8 SCH Ga eBazI-leS al fissHg. ~ CONNER.
ClAI PAPER stocks b7uds. d1d sad other &C.
ellsHns uasiHe hhcraI Ad,aners ara Atlap ia-
ttrtri ga dtFasila eahiess e. check 81 sght
Laaaa negotiated.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02

SEQ, Francis Train, ia his recent
lecture brought 10 mind the French aud
Prusslau war by paraphra-ing The des-
patch Of King William rs follows
Ms DEW AuousrR;
lhs Pfasalsn Army is gu buster,
Tea thousaaa frereameu seHt below,
Tfsiso aa3 trou whoa al ltsslHF- Cos
WHhng
The Mas. Convention to elect dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention Of
Liberal Republicans opposed 70 lhe nom
inalion If Gaut On Saturday va. nearly
: iailurs ia though lbe call was sigued
IS thiiY-scven uames only ,hirty-avc
were present b aeiual count. and lhey
wen net all present al the same iiine
seneca n D8FF was elected president
and made : lengthy speech explaining
TIE object ofihc meeting The following
delegates were elected 10 attend the Gin
cinalti Convention Cha. Clement. Mai
II. A. salisbury 5 n Dorr, Chas Shell
don, G. L Mansfield, John Land8n,
Redwood Barrett Newman Weeks
Evelyn rierp0jnt Rutland A y smith,
Horace Kingsley, a. g. Pierce, Ciann-
don 81, o Harrison, ChIiioadcu, Hiram
Roberts e T. Csc, S. y Jane. Bran
daa @ " Balea, II. l.. CLARK II. %.
Brown l4s3.elgH Allen iaFuos ~Atcas.
bas G l. Petdelj JaaatAaH Warmer,
f.ilsiard jobs = Gooaaia, F4iiAAgen.
The movement don't seem o take "a ihe
Cwen M0Hn;ain State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-05-02
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