Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-22

| village TO continue his practice as ;
lawyer.
Our village has many visitors to the
| commencement of Middlebury College
\ gentleman of the graduating class
from Scotland, greeted with much
pleasure his sister, who has crossed the
ocean to see her brother receive the
honOrs of the college.
I learn that large and splendid
hotel is in contemplation by some par
ties in our village to be erected next
season to accommodate 300 visitors.
The location is a novel one, but com
manding a very fine view of a large eX-
tent of country up and down Otter
| Greek Valley, and the Adirondack Noun
/ tains in New York.
Mr. Nelson Murray, while at work
in a saw mill, owned by ParsOn Billings,
! Esq, in RiptOn, on last Saturday, broke
| his leg.
Rev. Mr. Carpenter, agent of the
| Vermont Bible Society, delivered an ad-
dress to the NJ. E. Church and cOngrega-
tiOn last Sabbath, setting forth the
the claims of the society upon all for
means to supply the destitute with the
word Of God. The address was excel
lent and timely
Arrangements are perfected for the
accommodation Of all who may attend
the coming camp meeting Of the Bur
I iingt0n district. NJ. Il. Church in New
Haven. on the line of the Railroad the
2Oth inst. The yictualing saloon is to
be under the care Of Mr.. Abram VIII
hanson. who will see that the physical
wants of the hungry are supplied. Mr..
". does up such matters in good style,
rs we can from actual experience tcsti-
fy CANDoR.
Mddlcbury, Aug. 12, 1872.
ORWELL.
Really we have had nothing remark
able TRANSFERRING here in Orwell for the
past few weeks.
Powerful rains seem to be the order
of the day. a great drawback to haying
and harvesting, but excellent for fall
feed.
-WcdO not hear much said about
politics here yet, though | think the
general impression is highly in favor of
Grant. We have but few Democrats
in town. Awhile ago one of their num-
Der said Greeley was pretty hard pill
for them, but | suppose now since the
Baltimore convention they have con-
cluded to swallow him, crotchets, bones
and all. We have some good men who
have always read Greeley's paper, and
they hate to give him up now. But
since he has seeded from the Republi-
can party, hope they will conclude to
grant him his secesh doctrine and let
him 90. | don't see how any man can
vote for Greeley under the circumstances
unless he is willing to see the trOublOus
times Of the past 70 years enacted over
again Whether he is in full sympathy
with the Democratic party or not, their
coalition with him is their only hope of
being reinstated in power, and they are
going for him on that ground alone. If
Horace Greeley is elected their object is
accomplished, and the boasted liberal
reformation is at an end. / can under
stand how q few diaaffeoted politicians,
men, who have always worked for pow
er, and who are Jealous because others
have not appreciated their own merits
as they themselves have, should slough
off from the living, body like gangrene
from an old sore. 1t is bad to come to
such a state in the body polite, but
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