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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-22

by the former Board. We surrender this
space in order THAI, no charge Of uufnirness !
may with any show Of reason, be laid at
our door.
It will hardly be necessary to call ai'en'
ton to the bitter spirit which pcryades the .
entire statement II WIS evidently written
by some one who has been badly hit by the
structure. made by certain persons aud Ger
tain newspaper. ia toe State, upon the ae. q
ton of the Boord. aud who has not taken
the pains to conceal his wounds. lie pre- q
fcrs to imruie unworthy motives to those
who have not seeu Go to approve the course
of the Board. and 90 great extent bases
his argument upon such supposed motives
This j. very cheap logic. aud will probably
be received for what It is worth by the L
public.
While there is 90 reasonable sum which
we should not be willing to have expended
for the purchase Of the very best ext-bcoks
for use in our schools, we yet think it pretty
evident ihat lif ''''' ''e o's' interest ",
the State to change, without some decided
Improvement VA the BOON can pe maui,
This is the position we nave always ne''
and hold now The cost of the change,
aud the necessity when teachers VIII DC
under to tam'''ar'ze themselves WIN "a u'"
textbook, should be sufficient TO pre@n'
any change without a manifest Improvement
IS made; while non'' 81 course uu0v'
any circumstances should Doe c'"a'e''u'eo'
which would place 10 the hands Oh '"e
school children @ work Inferior to that al
ready in use.
Now no incopsderabie portion OF this
c,n-.e or Secretary French aud bi. newly
;n,,o5n.od Arithmetic. Bat by arplyipr
,ho .h,y. rlo vh,t,o vo find Green.
lac. e,.;,. If Ar;,,mc,ic. have boep IN
main ,,iy Stat. er .,,cr,l rc,r. and 80
c,r nj 60. cam lo,rn h,vo,iyep alno., mi.
r,,.J s,u.Gc,i,p lotb TO teacher. and
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, u.,. ;o,rolro. IN ,b,,r ,laco French B.
so5,s T.. French. .e,ic. am Enforcement
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..riors srro,. in ,b.. ,,a,t,rioeluded In the
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o r., noco..;,y which y, Frcpcb sprpo.ed
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-22
conprcs....It. work.


In less than month and a half Con
qross will assemble for the long term, aud
there aye general and special reasons for
concluding that the session will prove both
exciting and important in It's results Aside
from the Increasing y-imrortaut choice Of
Speaker which will doubtless result IN the
reelection Of the present iucumbcut,--it is
but natural to look for a spicy re-hosh Of the
incseasc-ofsalary question. 1t sappareni
that many members have been forced, by
the sharp, and in some cases unvarrantcd,
criticisms Of the public press, aud conse-
qucndy highly stimulated popular cpin'
ION into a position Of which they never
dreamed OF the close Of the session The
bad blood thus eugcudercd will uuqucstion.
ably lead to charges Of cowardicc and bad
faith: aud out Of the free fight which is
likely to cu,uc, may We not hope for re-
suit which shall bring representatives and
people into better agreement
Then the financial troubles which are So
rrcaty disturbing the country and Great
ing such universal unoasincss and disirus'
in thc public mind, will be brought TO beal
with concentrated power upon Congress
+ Capital il hiding 10 fear. while labor is lel
to suffer; aud where can they 60 but to thi
last resort? The gigantic railroad on'
ship canal and transportation projects, ani
ionumerable other jobs, called public i'm
proycmcut.," which the present fuaucia
crash has brought TO grief, will bcsieg
Congress at IT. coming session with com
biucd power aud desperation altogether III
! rrcccleutcd But with the present Stat
, of the public pulse in regard to cyeryihin
, of this nature we confidently look ior COZ
= responding action on the part Of our repre-
.entatives, and that they will set thei
s. faces Ike q Clint against % loose, cxtray.
@ raut aud lavish system of legislation. tn
y public mind is in no condition to endure
9 for a moment
j. Nor can Congrcs, long delay a serioi
o consideration Of the question of resumir
10 specie paymcnts. There is reason to b
4. licye that President Grant viii advise az
d urge early and decided action in that dire
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-22

Nor Observation-Disclosures will be very
little cause for serious apprehension on the
part of the Republican party even should
the latest reports prove true concerning the
Ohio gubernational election, beyond the
modification which all loyal men must ex-
perieuce over the success Of such noted
aud noisy Southern sympathizar as was Ex-
Senator Allen, and the defeat Of a brave
and crippled soldier like Gov. Noyes. For
this election has settled the fact for years
to come that we are to have no other than
straight party Gghisi and what better as
surance can be asked lha this, of the per.
mapont asceudancy Of the Republican party
ia the nation?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-22

--Thanksgivingiu Massachusetts,, Novom.
Der 9th. Governor Converse will doubt.
lees proclaim the same day in this State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-22


Although the order of the Patrons q
tlusbandry has only very recently obtaincC
a foothold in Massachusetts,, trouble ha,
broken out in the camp, which promises t,
break up the organization in that State
The Boston grange is composed wholly o.
grain spectators, and no sooner was il
formed than the western oranges demandec
that its charter should be taken away
This the grand head Of the order attempted
to carry out, but the Boston farmers fat
yretuse to give up their organization and ~
they know all the secret workings, simpl,
wautto know what the grand Muster is 90
ing to do about it, Ia fact it is yer,
pretty quarrel.
The Ohio Republicans have given ~
claiming the reelection Of Governor Noye,
and coucode the Govcrnorship to William
Allen, Of copperhead and fossil fame b,
less than four hundred minority. There il
still ray Of hope for the election Of on,
or two of the candidates on the RepublicaI
ticket, but it is so faint that it Is about a
well to eoneede the whole thing to tn,
Democrats Considering recent Republi
can majoritie' in Ohio, the Democratic pa
pers cannot be blamed for making this 20
litical revolution there the occasion Of trot
ting out display type and birds IN yer,
generous manner for they have very rarely
had SO decided stroke Of good fortune a.
the result Of the October election 10 tn,
] Buckeye State,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial telegram to the Dispatcb.I

WASHINGTON, June 13, 1873.
There are no indications as to when the
President will make his first summer visit
to Washington at the present time, as in
quiries at the different Departments of the
Government show that there is no important
matter that absolutely requires his presence
here, or even personal consultation with any
member of bis Cabinet.
The State Department has charge of the
final settlement of all business relative to the
payment Of the Geneva award, and on Mr..
Fish the business Of this Government in
that particular will rest.
The only specially important matter before
the War Department at present is the trial
of the Modocs, and the coincident matter of
the capture of the Oregon assassins who
murdered the Indian prisoners in the Gus
tody of the United States. There will hardly
be any official Information made public in
this matter for some days, as the Secretary of
War and the General of the Army are both
absent from Washington.
The Attorney General has now on his
desk applications in favor Of pardons for
quite number of the kuklux prisoners who
yet remain 10 confinement under United
States laws These parties are, it is under
stood, of a class who were convicted Of q
much more aggravated form of offence than
those already released and of offences in
having actually committed murders, arson,
&C.. and although it is probable the majority
of them will be pardoned, the prospect of
such release is not immediate. TMoE.
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q few remarks, stating that Il was irnpossi.
bic for her to express the sympathy Of the
people Of England for the negro, and giving
good sensible advice TO Che graduating class,
General Armstrong regretted that re-
marks had been made by one OF two of the
pupils which were calculated to wound the
feelings Of many who were present as visi-
tors. This would mot have happened If he
had been able to give their papers more
Thorough overhauiiug. It was his intention
SO long as he controlled this institution to
allow nothing eyer 4, occalr. which should
wound the feelings of those in the midst Of
whom the school was situated. -, ~,
Mr.. Samuel Holmes, of New York, moved,
and 1t was unanimou sly adopted, that Dr.
Rutfner be requested to furnish copy Of
bis admirable address for publication. Re
marks were made on this motion highly
complimentary to DR.. Ruffner. ~. !.
Much regret was felt at the absence of
Rev. G. C. Biting, d. D., of Richmond. as
he was to have been one Of the speakers on
this occasion. = .''.t5 ~ y
At p. M. the cornerstone Of the new
hall was laid with imposing ceremonies,
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New York Ifeaslh.

New York, June l2.-FulIy fifteen thou
sand persons have visited Stokes since biz
confinement in the Tuomts. Between tNo
and three hundred called yesterday. TM
occupants of "Murdererj' Row" contlnu:
much elated over the granting Of new tIil!
to Stokes.
Counterfeit currency Of the ten-cent de-
nomination was discovered in circulation
yesterday. The counterfeit j.; unusually
we'll engraved and printed.
Mori, the japanese Minister to the United
States, according to letter in the Tribune
from Yeddo, rests under grave accusat,ony
preferred by his own couutrymen. Ills
management of the funds entrusted 10 bis
care is said to he suspiciously loose, and bis
conduct towards bis own Government IL
characterized Us perversely willtul. Mon
has been grantcd leave OF -bssncc.
.Messrs. 'Crensllaw S Co., broker, vi Pearl
street, this afternoon notified tic Cotton TX
change Of thelr inability TO meet their c1n-
tracts. s
The bankrupt Humboldt Fire lnsulancc
company OF this city have declared d''i'
dend of s per cent. on adjusted claims.
Their creditors have until November lith
to present their claims.
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by TesegsapH.

NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June in.-3IoneS continues shur3lct
to borrowers on call at .ls, and co prime rrrcan
tile paper at T. ami all Indications, bct here spd III
London. arc favorable for al easy money rarscf.
In the stock market there bas been general ad-
vance, prices having risen from to ). AT ID" a'-
vance the market Is dull and steady. The Covert
nent sold n million and Il halt Of gold tn-diys
from lts Ts-l00 10 lilo sl-loc. Sterling firm ri i"a
Gold, llsi@ll7. Governments dull and STEADY
States quiet and nominal: Tennrssce'S. 71S; new,
7ss. rirginia's, ~ new, 50; coIisols 5t; deferred.
10. LouisianaS, =: new, 10. Levec's, 10; s'. %.
Alabama's, so; s's SIS. Georsia's, 70; IL. ~ Aor'a
Carolina IS; new, Isl; special tax. II South Caro-
liua,s 2s; new, I5s; April and October. u.
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Washangton Items.

WAsHIsGroS, June. l2.-Goyernor Davis,
Of Texas, telegraphs that he will send San
1tanta and Big Tree, the two Kiowa chiefs,
TO Fort sill! to BE- released in accordance with
the request Of Secretary DeIano, but hopes
that the Indians will be held by the military
until after he can make an official visit to
Washington, which will be In very few
days, i
The State Department has adyiceS Of the
release Of the Herald correspondent Price.
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speol Cotton Corner, etc.

NEW YosK, June IA corner in spool
cotton was sully developed here to-day.
Il Several failures are reported, but no
names = 80 4,t.'.t ~
WithiRstbe hast few days gradual ad-
vance In spoolscofton and future delivery of
cotton contracts has been noticed in the
New York markets, with rumors of cor
ner, which became fully developed to-day.
Futures further advanced one-half per cent.
and spots oneiourth per cent. Several fail.
ures are reported among, brokers who have
made sales for decline. No names have
YET been bllletined ut the Exchange, how
ever. ana .enorta are being made 10 arrange
private settlements with creditors. ..s5 e
. Tue Cotton Exchange has voted to adjourn
Rom "Wednesday, July I'd, to Monday the,
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ete rhetorical allusions, Judge Staples re'
SaYred m the carly history OF Hampden cyo',
Nov coilerr, Among It's early trustees ne
dS:co versd fhe names Of james sAadason auaa
pafriSk Henri, and regulation requiring
~ IN tr,,asAes fosatty TO q liberty AND tne no.
,denendence. Of. The sStafeso He 'siiuoea 20
he s,,bseuneut annals rs illustrating this de.
votion 10 ftceson,. He had been refreshed
and elevated by its friendly shades ana the
communion which It afforded him. : ~ y
ais fervent patriotic appeals thrilled the
audience and excited constant applause, anu
bis eulogy' Of Virginia's devotion 10 the
principles OF liberty and independence, IN
der ail disappointuients and disasters, W ere
received with warm demonstrations OF feel
Ing. He counseiled moderation and duty
to the General Government, but said that
while oppression and wrong on the part OF
our rulers might secure a constrained 10y.
atty, they could never thus obtain from
virgtnians the homage Of the heart. he had
no fears for the future, and predicted for
our State grand career of prosperity, and
for the whole country q day Of union, JUS
tice, and harmony. E~*t ~
His etlogy Of the college, with It's noble
history aud associations, and its healthy and
useful influence in the promotion Of sound
learning and Christianity, proclaim him as
one of It's most cordial friends and admirers.
The annual celebration Of
THE rHrLANTHRoPIc SOCIETY
took place at night according to the follow.
ing programme g Es.,a h.5 9,2 .sle-'t
Anniversary celebration of the .Philan-
thropic Society, Wednesday evening, June
II, 1878, s O'Clock Music. Junior orators,
j. A. Sanderson, Eutaw Springs, Ala.-sub-
ject: "Opiuions of Character" Music. j.
E. Naff, Jonesboro', Tenp.-subject :: +" Never
Lost" Music. Presentation of best speak
er's medal to B., 4. McLin, Jonesboro'
Tenn, through G. w. Dabney, Hampden
Sydney, Va. Music. Final orator, 81. B.
Gilkeson, Romney, W. Va. Music. Mar.
Shals, 6. W.. johnson and l.. Fitzgerald,
Virginia. sss nE.e - - .s
The speeches were heard with pleasure
and COMMUNICATION by large audience.
Among the arrivals to-day I notice Rev.
DR.. Hoge and Dir. James ". Brooke, of War.
renton, member Of the Virginia Legislature
HAMPDEN.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE, VIA FARMv1LLy
Va, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENT day was OBJ
served with great interest. Diplomas were
conferred on the persons whose names have
already been published and on W. B. Nell
waine, Of Petersburg. ..l .a
GENERAL PRyoR's ADDRESS r.
was on " The Religious and the Secular Cul
ture." It produced profound impression
by its learning and ability, and its eloquent
defence of Christianity against false science
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Of q CoIored Post.OHiee
h Official. <a.s

WASHINGTON, juno r12.-Rosier Delany
Beckley, Of Alexandria, Va, was to-day ap-
pointed a special agent Of the Post-of1ce
Department ut a salary of 81 900 per annum
and per diem Of SO from aud after July lst.
Beckley is colored man, and was Endorsed
By leading Republicans Of Virginia, among
them Senator Lewis. rs.r.a.,-
He was an applicant for the special agency
obtained by H. Clay Bayley, Of Fauquier
county, Va, on the 9th instant. who was
appointedat the request of Colonel Mosby.
Considerable dissatisfaction was caused
among the Republicans of the State by the
appointment OF Bayley, and the appoint
ment OF to-day is doubtless Intended as an
amende. Fs <. ,njf
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, june 12.-For New England
Oh Friday light to fresh northwesterly to
northeasterly winds and generally clear
weather, and probably for the Middle States
and lower lake region winds veeripg to east
erly and southerly, and falling barometer
with generally clear weather over the former
but increasing .cloudiness and fresh to brisk
winds over the latter.
For the uthAtantic States light to fresh
variable winds and partly cloudy weather
with areas of rain on the coast.
For the Gulf States light to fresh variable
winds and generally clear weather.
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BALTlMORE MARKETS,

BAIrIMoRE, June is.-Elour steady AMI IN ha'
pro, ed demand. Wheat quiet and sicad.; anu r:
Sl.SieJfi.pe. Corl-Mhitc southern d'iit ~ si.
Oatsllower and III FAIR Demand; southern Na i w.
Rye due ut snIeoc. Hay duil; Pe,nistl'sinsss;s
ss7. PORK, $i7..54Iyl7.ae. Sugar curra aaipI
isc Lard very dull I'll siaac. Western butler si:snH
at 7cci,22c. Whiskey steady at aase. sugar. W.
changed rrS.
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Rostosa Affairs.

BosroN, June Ia The Annual Meeting
of the Master Carl Builders has postponed
the consideration OF the heating and yenti-
lation Of cars until the next annual meeting.
The meeting OF the creditors F0f BoWles
Brothers & CO., the Paris bankers, led to no
result. The firm propose another meeting
for hnal action. sg4S .,sf ~ 80
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COMMERCIAL.
Nv TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW York, juno is.--Cotton Irregular set ~,
settled, With good speculative denainl, ale Ivy
bales: unsnds colo; Orlears, 2lc. Flour dull Ird
tecuning; common 10 fair extra, scarS7 Sc go1,
TO choIre, S7aSaSlI. Whiskcy UNCHANGED. y beat
I1Iac. lower Corn q shade easier. Rice. Ii4'ttt
P9rh active and steafier. Lard active ri ,.".sse'
NavaIs steady. Tnllow weak. frcishts qnsc'
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Indian Movements.

san FRANCISCO, June IA band OF
Apache Indians have started south, proba-
blyto invade Sonora. Another band y 10
ported i've miles over the border besieging
Santa Cruz, in Sonora. Adyices from Gene
raj Davis'y camp report only three or. four
Modes at large. The Pitt River Indians
delivered eleven Modoc refugees TO General
Davis b..
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rnIr1syuLE MARKETS..

LDuIsy1LLE, Iaue a. Flour steady; es't1 p sa
", ~. go PORK sI7 Bacon-- Shoulders. t5ab
s:ea' Gear rib, saac clear sides, sis t Ihs,-
Se,css, sf5,c: kegs, lp@Glosc.: s;fan, sac
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The Cholera I'm Memphis.

: MEMPHIS, June 12.-The cholera excite
Inent is ahating. Abstinence from stale
vegetables has undoubtedly had tendency
10 decrease the ,mortuary reports, as there.
were only 10 interments to-day from diseases
against. u yesterday. iaa 81 as ai
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New ORLEANS, june la.--Norman Whit
ney to-day, after a preliminary examination,
WAS sent the parish prison, without bail,
charged with setting fire to his furniture
store, ON Bienpilie street, on May 10th. The
evidence against him Ia very strong.
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Horrible Tragedy.

g HALIFAX N. s., june IA man split his
which resulted, fatally. lie then. cut the
threats of his two children, aged three and
five years respectively.
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sr rottIs MARKETS.

tsr. Louis, JuGe lsfloar duh ana m' ,,sx.ier
Corn miner No 3 mi.e ss,s. ss !, ~, sscSn
whiskey dull st sse aSss r,,, 70. Laid, uothius
dnny
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Fatal Accident.

e C0HOEs, N. I,,June 12.-F0ur men were
buried alive today while excayating for a
gas.h0lder. One was rescued. sl.,l .9.ls s
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,uNCrSSATI MAHkETS.

C1sc,SSArI, Juuc ie-F'lou- dull. sT.:yf ; ia
Corn quiet. astc Pork .ssesisse, Lasa W. ~
steam SIC kettle, sac. Bacon br'a VIC 20
clear RIB, ETC. clear sides, ssIssc. Wa''A.2
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a eeirlentnl n.o,,nrt,..

WoopsTocE, MD, June u. Three persons
We're drowned to-day In attempting TO board
the steamer Andover frvM small boat.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, june i?.-Virginia Sc, conscls, IS
West virgiuia's, 10. Bid to-day.
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HAMPTON sNORMALaAND AGRI-
!. CULTURAL INSTITUTE.
COadMENCESIENT OF THE YOUNG
EST STATE EDUCATIONAL i 4 :.
~. .4o1s INSTITUTION. .e
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. PRES
q ENT FROM. THE NORTH:
Addresses Of Rev. DR.. Bellows, General
Armstrong, Rev. DIR. Buddinston,
Miss Mary Carpenter OF Eng
land, Rev. DR.. Ruffher, ~
~ % and others.
VERY INTERESTING EXERCISES

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
stnf ~= HlnpToH Va June 1.
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SCHEME FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF ROANOKE
RIvER-SToLEH WATCH sECURED-THE RACE
FOR The BENEFIT OF Observation-Disclosures
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-01-17
NADBRlS GXIRtNJLR1S.

En- el almacen dc Juan r. Caeha-
da principia hoy a recibirse el carga-
mento de la barca americana Il, ~.
Franklin compuesto de 100000 pies
pichipen de las ciases siguientes:
Tablas de l y II pulgadas.-Ta-
blones de II y 8 idem. s
Cuartones de 2 por 2.-2 por.3.-2
por 4 y 2por 5.-Idern 3 por 3,-3 por
4.-3 por 5.-3 por 6.-3 por 7.-3 por s,
3 por9.-3 por 1913 por / 1,,3 por II
3 por 13 y por l4-Idem 4 por 4.-
4 por 5.-4 por I6.-5 por 5.75 por 6
y 5 por s7.-Idem, 6rpor 6gys6 ;por. s.
--Cuya MADEIRA SO detalla 4 .precios
sumamente m6dicos. ii .9 sdast=
Puerto-Rico enero 8 de 1873. 313