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E with brisk northerly winds,
threatening weather and rain, tonight.
as Tar as Virginia, and southerly n
westerly winds and clearing weather in
eastern Florida. In New England and
the Middle States, winds veering Ia
northerly and northeasterly with threat
ening weather and rains.
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weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION,
WASHINGTON, Oct. %. IS p. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

The barometer will fall in the north
west, with southerly winds, and partially
cloudy weather, extending, probably, to
the lower Ohio valley and Lake Erie,
tomorrow. For the Ohio valley and
thence to the Gulf, clear and clearing
weather, high barometer and fresh
northerly winds. On the lower lake re-
gion, and thence to the upper Ohio val
ley, northerly winds and clear weather,
with occasional frosts. The depression
on the Georgia coast win move north
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COME FINE CHROMOS JUST
y received at
Z. n. MERRIAM'S.
NTATE OF VERMONT.

- DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, S..
The Probate Court for the District of
Rutland. To all persons interested in
the estate of George :. Mead, late of
Mouut Holly, in said District, deceased.
GREETING:
BY the authority of the State of Yer
mont, you are hereby notified to appear
before the said Probate Court, at the Pro-
bate Ohice in Rutland, in said district, on
the 10th day of Nov, A. d. 1872, to show
cause, if any you have, why the ac-
of the estate of said deceased, should
not be allowed, and also why the residue
of said estate should not be distributed to
the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this
18th day of Oct, A. d 1872.
43W3 JOEL G. BAkER. Register.
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At meeting of State Temperance
Committee held here, yesterday, three
sub committees were appointed, to re-
port a plan for organizing the temper
ance electors Of the State for the future,
also to prepare ae address to the temper
ance voters, and the form Of the law to
be asked of the next Legislature and to
prepare a petition TO be circulated in the
State.
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CONCORD, n. H., Oct. %.
At the annual meeting Of Grand Lodge
of the Sons of Temperance held in this
city, to-day, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: B. F.
Thorndell, E. G. w. P. Joseph J. j.
Sanger, G. w. A; F. s. Crawford, G.
S. NJ. F. Willard, G. F.; Fannie L.
Thorndike, G. c. George T. Stockwell,
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AFTERNOON.

H. "a, to incorporate the Jacksonville
cheese factory passed.
II. 1876, to incorporate the Montpelier
hotel company passed.
Rep0rts.-FrOm committee ON high
ways, in favor of H. 13s, to amend sec.
As, chap. %, G. s. third reading order
ed.
From committee on claims, in favor
of II. 81, to pay Franklin Butler the
sum therein named third reading order
ed.
From committee on claims in favor of
H. 104, to pay Linus Fl. Jennings the
sum therein named, with amendment,
which was agreed to; third reading or
dered.
From committee on railroads in favor
of II. go, to incorporate the Montpelier
s. Rutland Railroad Company; third
reading ordered.
From committee on railroads, in favor
of H, 146, to enable certain towns to aid
in the construction of the Montpelier
s. Rutland Railroad third reading order
ed
From committee on judiciary, in favor
of III. 81, to fill vacancies in the Senate
and House of Representatives with
amendments (making its provisions ap-
plicable only to the Senate, as no power
IS vested in the Legislature to fill vacan-
cies in the House. which were agreed
to; Sd reading ordered.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

- of Rutland, IS. To all persons inter
ested in the estate of william Mathew
son, late of Shrewsbury, in said district,
deceased. GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont
you are hereby Notified to appear before
said Probate court, at the Probate ONCE,
in Rutland, in said district, on the 18th
day OF Nov, 4. d. 1872, to show cause,
If any you have, why the account of Lensy
Round, administrator, with the will annex
ed, of the estate of said deceased should
not be allowed, and also why the residue
of said estate should not be distributed
to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this
23d day of October, A. D. 1872.
43w3 JOEL G. BAKER, Register.
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PosrpoxD.- The trot between the
celebrated horses George Palmer -
American Girl" and "Rosalind, which
was advertised to come off to-day, at
Sopdy Jim, is postponed, on account Of
the weather. to next week Friday, Nov
ember 1st
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Special to THE RUTLAND HERALD.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Oct. %.
The Republican district convention,
to nominate candidates for Representa-
tive to Congress and Presidential Elec-
tor for the second district. was held here
to-day. One hundred and f1fty-nine
delegates were present. representing
every, town in tbo district The convcn-
....----,.,., w., c
tnroo on1 tha r.ho1a oftor,,ao,, ,,a+I
darr, was snont IN oro..oi7i,o i ,.os
o,,,oro,+ e.,a, fla ha.-;,,;,., Ella. t,,o
p.}or., ,,,a,, ,,.,,., ,,a.s5.. =, ,.a;a..t,.
,,,+ +no s4oo,o mar, ror,,,+ rao.f,,n,, o,yd
ros;s4.l ,,,,oto,..n - tho;r ;nd.r,,on+
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90 CENTS PER DAY

For one year, wiz buy a beautiful new
octave rosewood piano, with carved legs
agraffe treble, and all modern improve
ments.
A splendid new octave piano for $3.50
usual price $3.50.
= A fine cabinet upright piano for S.75
usual price, $500.
A magnificent square grand piano for
1913 usual price, 500.
If you want any kind of a piano or or
gan, want 10 pay in cash or installmeDts,
or want to buy without paying the large
profits usually asked, lust enquire. All In
struments fully warranted and satisfac-
ton guaranteed before any pay is required
For price lists or information, apply to
GEO. O. DAY,
No. ] Spring Street, Rutland.
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Local Business Notices.

WANTED.-Young men to learn to set
hoops on new lime barrels. Can earn
from twelve to fifteen dollars per week,
after few weeks practice. Indoor
work - steady employment. A few
steady men for common labor and team
sters also wanted. Apply to A. R. Nor
ris & Co., at the Ft. Ann Lime Works,
near Comstock's Station on the r. & S.
r. r. 32wtf
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Eegislature Of yersn ont.
SENATE.
WEnNEGDA

WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
Bills introduced and referred - By
Senator Bigelow, to amend an act to
amend sec. 81, chap. Sc, 6. =. of private
corporations.
Reports. From judiciary committee
S. %, relating to the rights of married
women and in addition to chap. Il, G. s.,
and S. AZ, relating to claims against the
State third reading ordered.
From railroad committee IL. ., IN
amendment of an act to incorporate the
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad Com
pany passed.
On motion of Senator Veazey, adjourn
ed.
AFTERNOON.
Bis introduced and referred. by
Senator Sprague, to incorporate the
Farmers andiMechanics' club OF Bran
don.
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HOUSE.

BHLx in .rGl7,lceI ana yft;rre5 -Bv MIR
Morrill, Of Swanton. to nav Charles p,
Trran. fine ,nm therein named
Nv ffr smith Of ST AIhans nrovid-
inr for Iui,Jinr a Court House in the
rn1nty Of Franklin. and Iaving a tax on
tho c0nn+l, Of Franklin Ia committee
arti ;''' or n,an1hnrs from Franlin
l. u',r'.,,''7 " '''''>'' ''''' ''-''>''''
Nv \ir Ea1}onof Rnrlinmton to amend
90, act ta amend sec II rLan A. o.
,' ,l p, +" ',' lew Of cvdcntin 'l,'i :
Nv Mr. Sherman of Dover. in addition
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Loss of Appetite, Heartburn, Pal
pitation of the Heart, Dizziness, Sleep
lessness, Constipation, Wind, Mental
and Physical Debility, and Melancholy
are caused by disarrangement of the
digestive organs To thoroughly mas
ter these symptoms, whites Specially
for Dyspepsia " is the only prompt, eff
cient and safo remedy. H. G. White
Proprietor, 107 Washington street, BOs-
ton. Price 81 per bottle. 40w13w
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Republican Union District 'OM
VentIon.

NeiIHol''' e.-,,l,,,,, Oc-
in Rutland, "Wednesday aIternoon' ""
h,bpr ODD 1872, for the purpoSeo nom
i y,[I T' candidates for Member Of Con-
ond Presidential Flector. to be
s''7' "",' .1', Vivian Rnnphlican vot-
supported ny 'He U'',0'l 5N.i.. D,n1.,,
rrt,--and were called 10 oFuer ny Ie'''}
p. Pnkn, of Montpelier, chairman OF
the Dis,rict Committee, who read the
80. ,choao motion GEORGE W
c''' %'' 4 l,,,r r. was elected tenn.
''"in"'l' u, wig ', ~, w.. -l.y.,. ...a
p5mry chairman Inc temporary or
a3pizltion was completed by the choice
~ Am,rl II futile, of Rutland, as tenn
W -''.' .,'.'.,'t,r,. ON t,a nomination of
Po'"f w., '''''' - >-,a.,f.lI
George .'''"" = W ''', .i-''
The DISTRICT N"h'lnlIIee were '"Sl7-
matted as Committee an Credentials,
l..-.,.,.rt.l tl,n following
VINO ''I''''' w, ,O,,I@
EnjLOF DELEGATES
.noIsox COUNTY.
'''''- -,
NIU~' D.. j." "o' l''''''' A9 '''' .'-'''''
w. ~ .,,'''.''' E, +, p,ttihono r. NJ Tov-
h..' su,,I.,;nr ''''''''''' - '''
'"L' J.. ~, ,,.,l .'i'iFi'5t1 ,ra22d : Dana : {
1tI. I,hn O Atwood
"l,.'-. ,''''' w. 11'y NT,,na;u Alison I1m
gI, ; i,,,.I -'f"' HIian lanes 4
H.. II'n W;1hod RoU q w Porter,
y' n.y., AZ I 'I., Rrcrd Parro White
.o ....'.r ~ Wyi2IIiom Powers, John
I.''['y'F " '''''''' '"'''' ''-''
Fr ,,.IM.,.,.r, ,,oos. : Tr,cv Isaac
II ' Trf", Henry N SHADE. Frank A.
VI. ''Il, lle,Ily ci nLi ' 10. '''''
"2I oI ]a'"g. NJ 1I"" 6e an Henry Fin
,'I [r,,;, I boars
D'{' ., '.'T rI, ", peT5s W N.~b Josiah
rL,gl.g Uarry HINT
Orum b w, Clark. J. W, Bovn-
'"4 s.r..,nry y A Gibbs. GEORGE D.
NJ l ,l,I " '1 TLnr r'r,,,'I i|rooLns d.
,yr;,I,,
"T!sn'' r..u w rn,,,.I.,. Calu:,
II. Smith, H. G. Johnson, 3. r. Gos~
W.>hri]ge-Johu BrjtcH, II, y. Ha-
ger GER, ,,.. w. q u..,.
WH,.al''-- w. ", 11,. " ''-"' w e,1
vrstcr.
BENNINGTON corNTT.
Ar!ir-ton-Il. :. Hard. }. IL. Batch
GU '' ~ NhT'"Cl D..,. y rra,,..1,
Co., 'E,nA Wnoi
Snf.,burv-W w. Marshall, C. T.
Hp~i.gs, II. b. Hottnn.
hrh'ih-t%R-M m H., >. SoutAToI'l' i, H.
W.,lhrro Gnaro " ppi 1T'0'' Cb,rns r
S4nfnd
Manchcatrr-A. L. Miner, F. 3, Bur
ton, A. &. Clark, Robert AmcS,
,,tg.,.u-. 1A''eI' d 7''i'''''L''' ! ""'''N w.
Winhall-A. p Graham. J.. Sergeant
Dorsrt-G G. NJ. Sykes, Charles Bald
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n. Y. stock and Money market.

N" AOhh. oct. =.
The money market was quIefer veste--
day-wlth most oflOaus on stock calcuIa+.1
at per cent. Closing Al sal. with some
Transaction late Is low as per cent.
STEERING EXehange weaker; long, llsxa
Gold active, with loans from l-92 al MAJ.
day. mere Is much apprehension In re
gard TO savings banks throughout the
country, which Is re ported from different
sections, and later rumOrs relative ~, ~
Freedmen's savings Bank. whose v0UcGaa.r-
extend to the Southern states and fl5r
Peoples Saving Bank of Syracuee colo
which opened az ll3, sold 10 ll3 Ii and Il3zz'
advanced TO ll34 and closed at ll8E bid.
1879 asked.
Clearings sS2000O0D
Treasury disbursements. c8-l. 200
Exports, S77-3l9.
The prospect OF an advance -, rate min
terest OF the Bank Of England fo-morroy
l. much discussed. Private telegrar5s re
port great stringency ia the London NAV
ket.
Governments firm and 3 higher in sym
pathy with gold.
state bonds dull.
The stock market opened cO3nparafEvaIy
dun with important fluctuations in on1r- =
lew shares The general feeling WAS one
OF uueaSlueSs At the aspect OF mon efar-t- q q
fairs abroad and a. home. The strinpencv
appears TO extend every where at pnG
time. During the morning the Tar}-eI
showed disposition to lImness. but Ia
the afternoon there was 2 weak feeling
and gradual decline. The leading -bf1'las
nave evidently sold their stocks freely
within the past few days. and the market
feels the weight OF this load of long stocks.
Pacific Mail nUctUated between lU8z and
I021 with the LATE fa.,lir,s-s t+ 80, Ia a -
lU2. Canton rose from 100 10 Ig- on fl3e an
mOuucement that Daniel Drew an1 others
had gone to Baltimore 10 salI some ,e,.o5,'
eTfV. Ohio and AIi-Gi--fBuf advance a fr01ry,
Is to 4. aud later declined to 5fz NJ
cTn Union advanced from 7saaT9k and
reacted to IS = North Western common
al .anced from n = &C. and afterwards de
clined to74b. Atlantic Mani daci5r,t.g 80,
I9NNIsE. The aucfnafion- i'm Ia I,9ra,C
OF the list were from K "a & UeF cent.
Tho r,tro-,,,,,, -. -,-,-..,.,--
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1nantjal.
HOW To
SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY.

RANDALL H. FOOTE & co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
20 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Members of stock Exchange and Gold
Board.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Cooke & Co, =. Y,
Mechanics Banking Association. or any
old Banking House or Commercial Agency
in New York.
\. B.-Pamphlet on WALL STREET
AND ITS OPERAIIo&S,' free on appli-
cation. l9wIy
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WANTED,

By an experienced Miller, "A situation IN
a first class mill. Address MILLER" Her
aid Office, Rutland, OctZId&w2w
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1eu advertisements.
GOOD HOSTLER WANTED.

one who understands the use aud care
of horses, and can make himself useful
about IL hotel. Such a man, of good habits,
can find steady employment and good
wages by sailing upon or addressing the
-ubscrbcrat HydeyilIe, Vt.
u. /. d AWLE0.
Iydeville. VT, Oct. ~ 1872. d&wtt
EnTRAY NOTICE.
Straycd from the mountain pasture of
IL. II. Dyer. n lne-back yearling hcifcT,
with both TANKS white, star IN forehead,
and rather thick horns tor her age.
JAMES BkUTIN.
Rutland, Oct 2lst. oct22d2&wl
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But turn aside from this line of per-
sonal remark, to exchange congratula-
lions with you over the suspicious omens
of the national canvass. Vermont led
off in the campaign in splendid style,
and her ZOO majority was grandly an
swered by $4,000 from Maine, and in
October, from the Penobscot to the Wa
bash, and even from beyond the Mis-
souri,, came the inspiring and almost I'M
broken notes of victory. The Central
and Western States have answered back
to our Green Mountains, and the pines
of Maine, the verdict of the ballot box.
The result is secure.
[ only. add one suggestion to these
words of cheer. Vermont has always
been in the front of the battle for re-
publican principles, and it only remains
for us to remember that we still are ex-
pected to keep at the head of the column.
On motion, the convention adjourned
sine die.
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DICTURE FRAMES, all kinds, also
Il a fine assortment of Pictures, at
j. Il. MEEkER'5 MUSIC STORE.
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pected to keep at the head of the column.
On motion, the convention adjourned
sine die.
SHERBURNE-The Hon. d. E. Nichol-
son and n. P. SimOns, ESQ, one or both
will address the citizens of Sherburne on
the political questions of the day, at the
church, ON Friday evening Of the pres
ent week.
j. A. SALISBURY.
Chairman L. r. State Committee
Rutland, Oct %, 1872.
The OLDEST MEMBER. Joseph Marsh
the present member of the Legislature
of Vermont from Hinesburgh, is the
oldest member of that body-he was a
member of the Legislature of 1881,
which included among its members such
names as Rodney G. Royce of Rutland,
Gen. John Kellogg of Benson, Selah II.
Merrill of CastletOn, John A. Conant of
Brandon, VIM. C. Kittredge of Fair
haven, Joseph Warren, then of Sudbury;
Z. n. Briggs, then of Salisbury: Timothy
Follett of Burlington. This was two
years before several members Of the
present Senate were born, and still Mr..
Marsh has the appearance Of having but
just past his prime.
Republican Rally Im Pittsford--
Speeches by Hon. Charles ~. Will
lard, Henry Clark. ESQ. and G.
<. COibUrns Esq.
The Grant and Wilson club OF Pitts
ford held their last meeting for the cam
paign, at the Town Hall, on Tuesday
evening, October 22d. The only speaker
advertised to address the meeting was
Henry Clark ESQ, Of Rutland. but the
audience had the unexpected pleasure
Of listening also to an address by Hon.
c. W. willard, of MONTPELIER, our re
preventative in Congress- Mr. willard,
having arrived in Rutland to attend d
district convention. accepted an invita-
ton from Mr. Clark to accompany him
to Putsford
After certain preliminary business, the
president of the club introduced NJ
Clark, who made a stirring speech. tie
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tLo Clica,,., n,,tf,r,n of AZ b,l l.,.r
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revenue ~ '''' H. .''i''''7'' NIX ''.'
are greatly Teuuct". lhe revenue Is III
creased and the payment Of the debt
steadily continued.
Attj,o. oo,cI,,.;,n oe Mr. yyiu,r,l., pa
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334 CENTS PER DAY

For one year VIII pay for a beautiful Is
TEY COTTAGE ORGAN, 5 OcTaves, 3 stops.
The best and cheapest organ made. Beau
tiful new styles, wonderful and charming
solo stops. elegant cases and low prices,
from $50 up. STEINWAY, MCPHAIL, AR
LISGTos, and almost any other piano, at
lowest prices and best terms.
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,ry,vaI and departure of Trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, LAO & 1890 a. m'' '2'so
Ellington rim ton l2.4o .ll.82 a. M, 1880 &
.. Port Henry, +Il.32 a. m. 8 100 p, M 10 -,
bennington, tl2.lO p. m',r'os q 'lo'0' b
. s M: +ll45 a. M, 1870, eos & 1000
salem, LAO s. $50 g. m, t3.4 & 1856 p IA
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
.,r Bellows Falls, 1850 & t4.8O q. NJ, 'l2.lo
q 800 p. IN. .aonsko5
Port t. Henry, 1915 n. m, & sos 2. M In -.
Bennington, 1900 q 1905 A. ul'' q I-'zo p
Saratoga, t42o, 800 4 flo.l5 a. M < BOO
salem, l.4O y 800 a. M, 100 y POO P' I"
~Mail Train.
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SHERBURNE-The Hon. D: E. Nichol-
son and n. P. Simons, Esq, one or both
will address the citizens of Sherburne on
the political questions of the day, at the
church, on Friday evening Of the pres
ent week.
J. A. SALISBURY.
Chairman L. r. State Committee.
Rutland Oct. %, 1872.
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TFrFGRAPuIC NOTES.

-. Col. B. +. Washington editor VI Inc san fidR-
otsos EyGmfRtr, is reported to be dying
$50. The Grand Duke passed through Iopeka' NAN
JesieriAy lie the guesi Of Gov Harvey
... The United States monitor Mahopac, from
Washington for Norfolk SAy.iard has arrived FORTRESS "oh'
Railroad state ha, tie blocked BY besen 'l.shs
and Laramie md Laramie ard RAwlns
So. The best authorities in agricultural maltc.s
a. the lowest estimate ga 0I OOO on the ground
&c. George +. Cochnower of 81. LOUIS, agent Oh Oh
Ttbod Kiene Manufacturers Of Cincinnati sAs h' VI
Sunday ehATse ,mbe,ng 900 belonging to the arm
Alderman Herman o. Glade Of Chicago, VINO
bad Of receiving bnbe AZ Alderman hM 1eeh a.
I months imprisonment; sa to sae Of CIV aAd e''' "
suits
In the Wharton trial at Annapolis, YESTERDAY
Mr. Steele oIneudrd fr tie dotnsr TIE Aoif ~
era egn bis Tor the se bot be had not eos10' WIZ"
TIE court alOur8eL -
The United States Coast Survey steainship
Has,iI sailed from 81 Thomas on tie ~ 81 DeAb "a r.,
SaIti Cuz pupose making sounding. Ihtnes ale sac.
Rio JsreFo stopping Barbados for ftT sbe dfosnL ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
TIE NEW DOMINION.
BOARD OF TRADE PROCEEDINGS.


OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 22.--The following reso-
lstoa has been passed by tie Dominion Board Of
made
Rotf T Of the Board without
Lss ~ Tssre e fve dryet iSe9 the H5e,sGee Of asssts
tsUd ard thef Eailess IA kne Tie DELIBERATIONS
ahe romiaioa BoasI.
Mr. Hazard acknowledged the compliment and thanked
tic gentlemen for such atcIng resolution. lie felt
thousand fold repaid for the trouble and expense Of COM
rg for he had learned much which he trusted he would
never forget lie had gained information that had
nd.rably enlarged bis views and he felt indebted 10
t1arp for H. Hc could them that the National
pard o Trade of the United states would cooperate
YIN them ia Their ehJris to GsNGip ana nnndpS Tcy1
10 bo,h countries. He felt there was no
on the part either nation, for bon al ke inter sted
n national Improvement. one thing 70 ne cOuSluciou
Was thai untcd cfor. required to develop the re-
sonrs of tins con inont. for we receiving strong
competition in the extensive wheat fields OF Russia II
We wish 10 maintain suprena IN we MARKERS 81 inc
Cnit>d Kingdon-a market Tor both the United stat,
and Canada--we shall have - see TO 1t tlat
hu-,lom. which is fast multiplying It's population.
!, was becoming questiG1 OF cheap Transportation,
mu~t increase facilities for cheap and rapid eomnu
the s- wheat urouc ng couutry in the world. had
tBioyci he pleasure OF a TO tho Universal Expos
IN Paris. and there became exceedingly interested
IN tie ,uens Of cereals from Russia which numbered
10 less thIn 500 Canada stood next to Russia IN
observed. however that both Canada and the United
STATE exceeded Russia in the quality OF their wheat
lV~,ilt ul the competition was ltdt
The HIGHEST premiums. California had also carried off
TIE . c-i for white wheat The question of supremacy
btyHci the United states on the one hand and Russia
mite other depended in a great measure on cheap
tGl> lffa.ir.. IL Canada and the United States
have Uic cheaper transportation they can maintain
the ,up,In.ry The great Northwestern territory has
tie taNa-uy FOR producing millions 81 bushels 10 feed
tt Poop, 81 the Old country. He prepared to say
thattuc National Board is prepared to cooperate with
toe Dominion board in deavOring TO mutual
Interchange Of commodities, and that IL has
great desire to have the most fraternal
relations exit between the two nations
H., Er.t ~ "a
people 20 meet the views OF Americans. Each would
have points in order to arrive at salts
factory adjustment a. an difficulties He concluded nv
tIpyo~~lu hope Tia. tire day not far distant Wnen
u IT, Woull boz a. much tree trade between Canada aud
t. ClitcI Stac, there at present between the
GE.Tcn' states ~ the Union.
Mr. Hazard esuHlcd his seat amid prolonged cheers.