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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR TESTING CIVIL SERVICE
REFORM

70 ne Edff0r Of The Tribune.
SIR: I see that Gen. Grant is now talking
civil Service Reform. In this State there are some few
Federal Office holders who supported Mr Greeley Would
i not be well 10 suggest the application Of the rules
20 themt In thiE district the Collector OF Internal
Revenue Air henry L. Duguid upon the nomination Of
SIR Greeley cast bis lot with as and the member, Mr..
Due and an file regulars DOW trying 10 get him out
de s n every way competent aud OF nigh character az
gentleman aud business man. Here ight at TINS point
sud Duguld would Ike 10 5ee the iheuuOnh OF the
Administration tested. Yours,
Syracuse N T.. Nov IS. LIBERAL REPUBLICAN.
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THE BOSTON FIRE.

by Isesrapb)
boston. Nov. "a, 1874
HERRrSGs Farrell 81 and 25l Broad'ooB Aei0- forA
HERR1SG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFR pre-
served all our books and papers excellent condition.
PORTER BROTHERS & Co..
late o. - 5ummerst
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REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE arc the
effects Of LampOughs Pyrcuc saline 10 Preventing ana
Curing Smallpox. Fevers aud Skin Diseases. specially
refreshing and nvIgoratng. Sold BY al chemists. and
the Maker 1I3 HOlbOrn-nill, London.
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Dr. Tbos s. Rice perfected ans improvement a.ss
pressure plates for artificial teeth Ih.f are -.e l'
most compact plates lpasei or strength
1 and durability, anos inmoTaho he oail.
fr-ta speeay 80 Tseauetast. besecn b'saFN -
Fourth-ave.-f Advertisement
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Drop-v among horses affected preYing assdy vii
o.cu lEsSEs ed 10 .hr disease s sss
urveuts aud viii manifest BIS uatiiude ates
trsuiy.iour u RzSsEs MAal0 on Try 10 Joss y
HHSRI, Agent y. T.
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LATEST SHLP HEWS
Tor other ship Mans see second Page.i
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
ste,nship CIV Of London (B) Nrehouse Liverpool Nov "
Qusenstosu BIB. Fith indse and pass % yno O. D. c,
steaas1p Greece lBr Asl,eFs, Liverpool NOV D. '''
Steamship Bsnsaeto Jones wilmington n c. WITH say" '''>
LSll'i5 & LAMB BIS Taylor Ssv.Har,n ballast
BsrF Emile ca Never lquIqs ~ as, sta citrate OF sooA
SIR Rloia holmes DarsH, Ga. 10 DAYS. va asDsI
scHoosEAS-algxS Asp sossrTs-
Anus b. Carl, somerset diIpoeais. :. $500.
J. G. huntington Bootoh Wa t9ansi 1t,SaA4feh
i 80 ~ tonJeS PTor,dspe. Trsae y nd. Boston.
Ds9a.oq PI9ylsoo' ''I' aI. 12p Po,id ho,'''
Kate Scranton. Providence Ira Bliss Pg1 lenee.
% We aSs ProSdsase wis Roo Io,,aes
Mu,kee. Providence Mara Laai ris'iaeHoe
Msna Ell Providence hsst ad, fToFaesoa
samuel Lewis, Providence MAJ PorideEoe
Hannah WiIe-ts, Providence g. p Absl P1sdehes.
!, ~ =, 80 9's P,lI E.y@r - j. Cohsa PaTaeist
Sea Foam New Haysn forrest OtH Nc",haysn
Apaie Lewis Nsw-Havea s. r. Thomas Portland, -
Pre- stone portland. q. =. a. Reed. Perasnd -
h NJ a. Fl-is -I fossS It. Basel PoTs5i -
Ii. q. Potter Ponan4 a. ka1eus isas' fer.ani ~
E. NJ Barter HoI.oas Point Ab1.s + WiilIi. Eth River
~ Mone Plil aver. fa1nie Hammer tfr-' port
Breeze HatiorL A. !. Williams, 'taa4ooL
s,t . d, ,,., 20, Va cr via H.y,us, snip, Gr,,s
Admiral o San Francisco Adoraa, for Lrsrooi sf Ra0o- fss
TiSD--suuaoru. moderate. W, clea.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoerFss MoSRor Nov l8Piss,d bsrts ,s Tor iar
,rooo; EdEsro aoaaBi Kaaaee for Queenstown isa-'s
s,v,ss.H Ga Sov lsArved steamships Oriental from B"so.
Gen. Bares, rom hes-lorE saf.sos'a' rom D-.-o
ships Ae-f IL of s.Ai S b sp.as,sr Tor s.rossa
gH4klx,rax = e. l8.ArrEei, slesslp -rJial iisls
Btanorgt Stream, from Philadelphia osrf hHfDl '~ -
rh0naA
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALrAr r. s.. Nov B.lhe steamship Delta aas afnrra HYs
containing ihe '00sue shipping 4fsa-
The bark Montreal On Loadon ooara ~ boson 80
tossed Oc - clsng badly she had 's' -ei As '"s
slls - .-.-.-. 90. -.
'earug end having lost her sails n.
On Sov Tsumah, from Aphachieo and he oaft =
p-t~rs from Nev-f0rk, 81 Georges distress ooA -''s4
md damaged Snd ~ith loss u ssila
The steamship siod for ~ rhomss he ith nst
on I. R. Ptulo. 1n Brftce pat m VIZ -
ma nd captsin dead ifon ever
The 1agshp h0yal Alfred WITH Ad1lftl Fsnshao as AM
ilr arrive a BeTIuula ztst a ROACH Dsssazr.
fhs Dzlze, hAool spartan, Nooilifs -Ns'T .l ~
ali rrye fron q uea and 7ros,eded he BernaiA TATj~
DISASTER
The sehr Belle Rail Du.ool IRON Virginia iriya a sn 'ss
,s,erisv sl reports he l7h INST 90 a. niles = y -
Of arnt cane 10 sh ehr Ieha b. her neaes or u--
rrs Vrus win argo railroad rou tud bay intnE pr :.
H. sr quarter CAUSING Der sink 10 - minutes ln anos
Of water aued ihs beach below barnka' m De- oSs
bost Belle T. Hull bal her b1ooE oaoi AVA fA -
had tachei
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NieoI. Davidson & 60.

es B,otvay near Great Jonssst opening choice nsens
Osr rrs.-l Aso 0 buaue teif@a nss ~
tuges OF al Also. China, Glass, aai Plated Ware
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H4RRIED.

sMrH-BAgK-Ou Nor 49, Brooklyn, BY he Rev J. n Bsfs,.
smith u NeuOrcaas 70 A'ase lsnsae % teerSe
Banks Of Patisop y. Y.
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DIED

All Notice, Of Marriage, must be iadorsed o'tA r-H
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The ehr Belle Rail Du1c0. from Virginia afi.ea ~ ans Pss
that he IN INST M a. @ = ~ =
u Barnsgat 10 collision slth sehr iona d. neis
V-iuia II railroad iron sud bay slz pr !.
he tasri quarter casing Der sink 10 = minutes % ln anos
water audd he beach heoW barueka IN De Se
bos Belle r. Hall bAa her Jbooon carmel tEA fA -
heady alta
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Rsosip1. PaymestA Sor IA

CITY ss7Qss iss 40 IS gI0J lS5 la 10 so ID
siasiHg F.H4 asdemP .
sinsug 4a5 ~ u 81 %iiJs IL
Bosr Of AppurIoa
n.ut......''...... llt864 O. .... 1857 ~ 2i0g4 81
CoslT Tasur ....2 80 10 ID 3 - bO5V1 - l,'t9 81
ro.I,........ 85g5aQ % 3I7Hsu 4,l17ts06i 7s.IoIs7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17
County Medical Meeting.

The fourth annual meeting Of the Washington
County Medical Society was held at the Court
House. Jan. 18th, 1872.
The society, as soon as convened, elected the
the following officers for the ensuing year.
President-Dr Henry James Of Waterbury.
Vice Pre,iJent--Dr, A. E. BigeIow Of Barre,
Secretary-Dr. D. G. Kemp Of Montpelier.
Treasurer--Dr. 5. Putnam Of Montpelier
Executive Committee-Dr. c. NJ. Chandler Of
Montpelier DR.. NJ. lde of Calais DR.. j. II.
Jackson Of Barre.
The subject for discussion was Puerperal Ec-
lampsia.
More than usual interest and spirit was mani
lest during the meeting.
The next meeting will be held at the same
place April ith, 1872.
The subject for discussion, is Diagnosis o
Acute Military tuberculosis in its early stages.
d. g. KENT, Secretary.
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Mark
tTsi,grap,sd Erpru'iy fw grieaman Sfii, Josrnai)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRfDGE AND BRIGHTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, January &c. 1872.


AMOUNT on STOCK At MARKEr
cate. sAs,g. sAoi,' goy, cYt,,
d 5a:' y css1 sso. oa ls SIS S5S ESQ ss 90
Pnicrs-Besf canis-EKtra fat and heavy premium
oxen, $3.50 $1,000 hrst quality, 500 95di second
quality t-ul 40 a75i third quality, 500 a. s7.7i v
few choice single pairs, fli.5O df0lOo Bulls, &c,
gorIing i25lv pair, or according to their
value as beei. Handy steers, $50 a So.
MaoA Coe'.-sija6l extra good, s6l 800. with or
without calves, as may be agreed iarrow aud ordna-
"Stera'-Ycarlinr., soBoo. twoye,r. OH. 500 n 90
hrecycars old il 10 u1 Western steers choice, tlu Oh
an. 3a5c v n. Good. a r;c. Lisht 5Sse.
Shssp aaa Lrrb'sipi "a o.u0 10 lots g. 90 % $500
extra a Sets D. on live weight % a6le' or $00oaio
Shoi,,.-wholcsale oaosi retail safe v u. Fat
Hogs 81 q 70. Spring Pigs nlOc Y 70.
Veal Caitss.-sj.OD dst200 v head
Hiiss.-Brighton, az cts. country lots slaao,
Viii Wool on A. ooaSigieach country lots dry !, M
$500 Caliskins, l6Giac
Tho market for cattle Is quick and prices are little
higher, the n,st oxen being fom 10 ic advance
some Of the buyers speak Of the advance being nearly
dollar hundred over last weeks sales hut our figure
WI beiI no .ueh luteIpI.tiioh' lper4 ' novel, a,
Improvement In Tho trade +. +. Proudly solo q
2yoar Old and 3-year old steers extra, So
ls, dres ed three steers were SOLD hy Geo lloyle
Champlhn ~ u purchased OF and led by Charles Mer
r, Bridgeport, W. and sold 70 J. Buck, Wouurn, fu
about 0c per ib dressed price however not definitely
Mr. Mefriii's fscdinr. +. j. Adams plymouth, II
sold six oxen from his own farm, at 9tc and - S..
at 81 81 sk., and at c and other for Sci j.
Sergeant sold pair Of aud pair OF steers at Sc
A. c. field sold for per 10. Frank Riiord sol,
pair Of oxen for - dollars OF Sc per h. two others
/ sc COWS and one hull for 50 dollars or &c.
b. Dow sold 2 cows for saO, Que for IT, or about II
/ per 10 one heller for sll or SIC per IN.
Sheep In good demand prices fully sustained
---- sod 10 Canada sheep 90 lhs at q 10 per lh.
Cove sold 90 sheep averaging IA hs at 6ic per h. II
Giles sold 100 sheep Of sou lbs at &c per TO- A. Bruwne
sold DO lambs at c 1904 sheep AZ 6ic A G. Filod sol
- sheep at Cic. Mchinn sold some Of the best lo
ever sold, az Sc per 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17
Personal.

Great numbers Of people attended the fune-
raj Of James Fisk, Jr., at the Baptist Church in
Brsttleboro, on Tuesday afternoon of last week
The remains arrived from New York Monday
evening attended by an escort of officers of the
9th Regiment and by friends in the City. The
body was placed for the night in the Revere
House and viewed by many. A special train
from Boston brought friends to attend the seryi-
ces, on Tuesday, which were conducted by Rev.
DR.. fhgg, Of New York. Chaplain Of the 9th
regiment The prevailing sentiment on all hands
seemed to be one of sorrow.
Rev II D Kitchel. d. D., President oil
Mddebury College, delivers two lectures Jan.
uary 2sth and 20th, in the Boston course, OF
Christianity and skepticism. Subject Chris
tian Doctrine, the Model Of Christian Life and
Character"
Judge Poland represented Vermont at the
meeting of the National Republican Committee
in Washington, on Thursday, in place of Hon
I, w, Park, who is absent in Europe.
Mr.. John X. Lord has been appointed As
sistant Professor Of latin in Dartmouth Col
lege.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

WATERBURY,. We understand that John G..
SAKE, the noted American Poet is to deliver the
next lecture at Waterbury on the cath inst
His subject, Yankee Land, - is the same he took
before an audience of 5000 people at Chicago a
few weeks ago. Also, by special request, he will
repeat his Poem, "Proud Miss Mcbride"
The grand concert. last Friday evening, at
the Hotel Hail. substituted for the third lecture
in the Course, is iayonby reported as successful
in drawing a full house, and answering the rea-
sonable expectations Of the audience. We I'M
derstand it well paid expenses, and some excess
1t may generally be received as fact that
most people like music, and will prefer it to being
dcctured, if tho leeturing and music DO equally
good in their kind But neither of these enter
tainments have immunity from the professional
critics notice. They, at least, must tell us what
we should admire and what condemn. 1t is their
vocation to teach us not only the good and the
evil, but what Is RelO under the sun, and perhaps
what is old in the moon. They may be " limo
cents at home, whatever they may be when, like
the Schoolmaster, abroad"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

STABLE ISsrruroS.-Jus at the period when all
'fablemen were complaining that the horso-ouments
Of the day were unstable remedies the MUSTANG LNi'
MENT made It's In Missouri, without any flourish
Of rumpets, and within year, became the fayorte
embroeaton for the external dstempers and injuries Of
cattle 10 all the Western aud southern States
From that time to this ii has never had rival In the
estimation Of accomplished horsemsn nor Ia Us house
hold reputation for rheumatism, neuralgia sore
nipples and eaked breasts tumors humps sore throat
earaehe tOothaohe bruises burns, wounds and sprans
a whit behind its celebrity horse Imminent The
Mothers Of America know Us value, and apply itprompt-
y to tho external injuries Of the "risng generation
and In fact there is not city township In the United
States where the MusrASd LsMEsr Is not regarded by
both aud every class as blessing to the eommu'
nifty.
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na es.

---~'-'~-'--~-~
In Barre Jan /, by Rev. p S. Bliss Mr. ELdis J.
GALE and Miss CLARA A. lAruH.
At the Spencer House In Cincinnati Ded 9th, l3f by
Rev Albert sprhr Mr.. ARtHuR l.. PiERcE, OF st. Louis,
Mo- and Miss BALLS J. PkYros, OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
In Chelsea, Jan. l. by the Rev. r. 2. llemlck, Mr..
CHARLEs BASS aud Miss JULIA Woak, 10th Of Williams
town,
In Johnson Dec. 2i at the residence Of tho brides
father, by Rev, II. II. Bement Mr. knwiN BALch, Of
johnson, anu Miss Able LARklNs, OF the same place
In Barre, Dec. Is, Mr.. OunFRr q. BRowS, Of St.
Johnsnury, and Miss EDSAH MACK, Of Planhed.
In Poacham, Jan. l. by Rev. r. N, Granger Mfr. DANA
S. CURRIEn, OF llardwick aud Miss MARY Lane, OF Wal
den.
In Ryegate, Jan. 3, by Rov jas N. Beatte, Mr. Dc.
GALD STUART, Of Nowbury, and Miss JANE II. ORR Of
GrOon.
In Newhury. jan l. at the home Of the BRIDES father
Samuel Tucker Esq, by Rev. ". s. Palmer Mr. llgsRr
r. RANDALL and Miss CLARA r. TUCKER both OF n,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17
New Post Organized.
WAITsFiELp, VI, Jan.

WAITsFIELD, W., Jan. 10, 1872.
Ainsworth Post No. 80, G. A. r., was organ
lied at Waitsfeld on Tuesday evening, January
8, and named after Capt. LUTHER ANswoRTH
Co. g., 9th VI, killed at Banks Ford, Va, May
4, 1868. The following officers were elected lo
the ensuing year
Lucius d. Savage, Post Commander.
Chester 5. Dana, 5. "
Cornelius McMullen, j. "
Rob. j. Coiiey, Adjutant.
Eugene E. Joslyu, Quartermaster,
Geo, j. Ainsworth, Surgeon,
Stephen j. Dana, Chaplain
Oscar c. Wilder, ofhcer of the Day
j. n Richardson, " Guard,
Seymour Kneeland, Sergeant Major
Robt Maxwell Quarter Master Sergeant.
Rob J. Cohey, Delegate.
G. ), Dana, Alternate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

WHEN in the filness Of years and growing in
innities one falls, We seem 70 realize IN such an
event, the execution oil natures laws. When
childhood IN it, weakness and innocence, falls be-
fore the destroyer we feel that wise Providence,
IN the iulflment of it, designs, has but tunsplan-
Ted the flower ere the storms OF lie have too
rudely assaulted il. But when las with our de-
ceased br1ther) one is taken in manhood :
strength, in the midst OF growing usefulness,
clustering hopes and fond affections, We more
fully realize that lie has strong tower, no for
luhratiuns against disease and death. Such
doubtless were the reflections of many whom the
ties OF brotherhood and affection had drawn u
the last services performed for Bro. Winch, who.
hut short time before, we had seen bearing the
hirest impress Of health, and whose cOuntenance
was irradnted with smiles betOkening long life
and happiness. But death, the great leyeer OF all
distinctions, has come knocking at our outward
portals, and has borne of 10 a ialrer, hOler clue
our young and promising brother, leaving Us u
/ leel that we have sustained no ordinary loss in
his removal therefore,
Res1lued That the members Of Dewitt Clin-
ton T. jdge are sensibiy affected by the departure
OF one 1t the youngest members OF our maternity
[ from our midst, whose fellowship has suddenly
been broken early in life when least We expected
such an occurrence to happen.
| Resolrcd, That We tender our sincere thanks
/ 10 St. Johns Lodge No. ., MiddletOwn, Conn,
for their kindness and sympathy toward our de
ceased brother Frank Winch during his lust sick
mes, among them, and We lec in SO doing they
have placed us under debt OF gratitude which
shall never be forgotten.
Rcs0ircd, That we express our coincidence
with the afflicted family, and ask Gods richest
blessing % rest upon them and comfort their
hearts IN this unexpected bereavement, that has
not only removed a dutiul, beloved son from
their circle, but n faithful, devoted brother from
/ Dewitt Clinton Lodge.
/ Rsoirfd, That the Secretary transmit copy
Of this Preamble and Resolutions to ST. Johns
/ Lodge, and also to the bereaved family, and that
a record be made OF them in the Secretary's book
Of this Lodge.
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NoRInTlnp.-At the Annual Communication
Of Dewitt Clinton Lodge No. Is, f. and \. NJ,
the following officers were elected for the ensuing
year.
j. G. Somerville, W. NJ. Frank Plumley S.
W; G. w Kingsbury, J. W. J. c. b. Thayer,
Treasurer Edwin 5. Stebbins, Secretary
The appointments made by the w. NJ are as
follows
l.. A. Ilowes, S. D.. r. X. Root, j. D.. , f.
W. Howe, S. s.. G. S. Clark, j. s. G. D..
Williams, Marshal; Amasa Pearsons, Tyler.
Financial Committee. Nichols, Henry
Ferris, J. L. Mack.
Committee on Abatement Of Dues w. II. II.
Claain, $. F Judd, j. NJ Emerson.
Both j, l.. Mack and Henry Ferris were re-
elected TO the respective positions of w. NJ. and
/ 5. W., but each in turn peremptorily declined to
serve.
The Installation Of the above named officers
took place Monday eve, January 9Th, and was at
tended by very pleasant surprise to the retiring
Master, j. L. Mack. lie was presented by the
Fraternity with an elegant past master jewel as
an assurance Of their continued confidence and
esteem. Tho office from which he then retired
had been held by Mr. Mack for six consecutive
years, and this beautiful gin was fitting tribute
to his worth as man and his acknowledged abi
ity rs presiding officer. The presentation was
Idade in behalf of the Lodge by the Hon. George
Nichols, who accompanied the present with few
choice and eloquent remarks. Mr.. Mack, though
most completely surprised, expressed his grati
cation in words warm with emotion and well fit
ting the occasion.
Mrs. N. N. Chase had the misfortune las
Saturday to fall and break her left fore arm jus
above the wrist.
Friday evening Of this week both Engin,
Companies participate in festival ut Coneer
Hall to be followed by dance at Fales Hall. A
pleasant time is anticipated
-Asahel Flint of West Rsxbury missed fy
dollars from his wallet week or so since, nm,
charging young man in his employ with tn
theft, was met with prompt denial, but tn
young man denied too much he claimed b.
hadn't possessed five dollar bill for a month
and Mr.. Flint ascertaining whore day or so alte
the theft, this young man had passed FIVE dolla
greenback, concluded 10 have him arrested, whiol
was done. The young man denied the theft, bu
settled the suit and proceedings were stayed
> looping this will prove to him useful lesson, "
INIT his name and shield him from further pub
Lefty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17
The National Convention.


The following is the call adopted by the Re-
publican National Committee, which will be for
mally issued when it has received the signatures
Of the present and absent members Of the com.
mittoc
The National Republican Convention We,
the undersigned, constituting the National Com
mittec designated by the Convention held at Chi.
rgo on the goth oi May, 1868, hereby call Con.
'entlon OF the Union Republican party Mt the city
oi Philadelphia, On Wednesday. the 9th OF June
next, ut 70 O'Clock noon, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the offices Of President and
Vice President Of the United States. Each State
IS authorized 10 he represented In this convention
by delegates. as usual, 20 twice the number Of
senators and Representatives to which it will be
entitled 10 the next National Congress and each
fglnzed Territory is authorized 10 send two del
egatcs. In calling this convention the committee
remind the country that the promises Of the
Union Republican Convention OF 1865 have been
fulfilled The States mtely in rebellion have been
restored b. their former relations to the Govern
nent, the laws 0i the country have been faith
fully executed, the public faith has been pre-
-cryed and the national credit firmly established
government economy has been illustrated by a
reduction At the same time Of the public debt and
Il taxation, and the funding OF the national debt
dt lower rate vt interest successfully Inaugural
ed the rights Of natufazcd citizens have been
protected hy treaties, and immigration encour.
aged by liberal provisions. The defenders of che
q Mon have been gratefully remembered and the
| lghts and interests Of mblr recognized. Laws
nave been enacted and are being enforced fJr the
protection OF persons and property in all sections
/ Equal suffrage has been engr,lted on the National
| Constitution the privileges aud mmunitics Of
/ American citizenship have become part OF the or.
| rinic law, and liberal policy has been adopted
/ toward all who engaged In the rebellion Corn
I d. 80. a..
usied in the interest Of peace throughout TN,
world, while the national honor has been main
tanned corruption has been exposed, offender
punished, responsibility enforced, safeguards es
aih.ished, and now. as heretofore, the Republican
party stands pledged to correct all abuses aud 1
AIRY out all reforms necessary tn maintain III
purity aud efficiency Of the public service. I
continue and firmly establish its Fundamental
principles, we invite the cooperation Of all Cit
Gems OF the United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17

CABOT AT the annual meet ing of the village
Of Cabot, held this evening, tJan. l5th), the fo,.
lowing officers were elected for the year ensuing
j. =. Lamson, Moderator c. Is. Putnam
Clerk and Treasurer; 4, II. Lance, Attorney
j. Ii, Damon, Collector; j. T. Lilley, Allen
Perry, Lucius IIerriek, W. W. Lylord, Calet
Fisher, Trustees c. W. Cadc. T. II. Lance
l.. d. Smith, Horace Morse, John T. Stone, J. A
Harrington, William Swan, Fire Wardens.
Voted, that tax Of $500 be raised to build AZ
Engine house, to be expended as the trustees ma,
deem proper
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-01-17
4 Correction.


CHELSEA, January 18th, ls72
Me0rs. J. q j. ~ Poland :--DEAR SIRs -
In the notice you gave last week Of the result OF
the trial Of the case, State Is. James 4. Keycs,
there was slight inaccuracy Instead of there
being nine for guilty of manslaughter, and three
for acquittal, it was exactly the reverse three
for guilty and nine for acquiHal If the public
are to be informed of the result Of the trial, it is
better that the information should be correct, as
the probability now is that there may be another
trial. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM lIFBARD.