The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-14

OIptI NO. ~ ~ NnlCu no uunOOuccS
through Adjutani General Henry Il. SID.
loy that the eighth annual encampment
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic, will
assemble in the Hall Of Representatives,
at the State House, Harrisburg, Pa, at
I ! o'clock, a. m, on Wednesdays the 18th
day Of May, 1874. Comrade A. Wilson
Norris, commander Of the department OF
Pennsylvania, will detail an officer of the
day, and six comrades for duty at tho en-.
campmcnt-the officer of the day to re.
port to the Adjutant General at head.
quarters at 10 30 a. m. The hcadquart.
ers Of the commander-in.c chief, while at
Harrisburg will be at the Locbicl House
At the annual reunion Of the army of the
society o! the army Of the Potomac is to
be held ut Harrisburg, the same week. an
arrangement has been made with the
Pennsylvania railroad company Tor re.
ductioD OF fare to and from Harrisburg
from points on their road as far as cast sa
New York, and as far west as Pittsburg !;
and also on the Pa. & Erie railroad divi.
sion and the Northern Central railway,
for all persons desiring to attend the en-.
campment or the reunion, Comradc Ed
ward Jardinc having been elected com.
mander Of the department OF New York
has rendered his resignation as A. d. G.
to the commander.in.c chief, aud the same
has been accepted. Comrade Jonh X
Perley, Of New York, l. hereby appointed
an aid-dccamp to the commar1cr.l1.chi,i
and will be- obe}e0 and RESPECTED accord.
ipgIy
This is what the Boston Joarnai has to
say to the result Of The Connecticut cleo.
ton:
One fine day when BepubIicen Unit.
ed states Senate was consummatinc its
record in favor Of initiation, Connecticut
was choosing Democratic Governor by
nearly seven ihou,aud plurality over one
Of the best Republican candidates ever
nominated, aud was iusuring the election
OF Democratic Senator, the first OF the
party sent from that Sioto for over fifteen
years. Putting that and that together,
we get some idea o; the significance OF
this elcotiou--though only in part The
whole story is, in brci. that the Rcpubli.
can party has become dscrcditod through
tho course Of somc o. iis ostcnsibc repre-.
",'' Wv '0t ,,, 'o'u9o W sus'
s"'" - ct '''' LUZ NaI"'! graz,
a., '..'''' 49, ''''''''" "'s''s"iu %
O''' '0e P'ou5N'' V'''uP' usc " p1'
.o"''e' ~ o''0 Io"' 'n'V'' "o'u 'nu',et
,'"'' pan VIZ "I0'o "ys'e'y' we
,"'0 ".''"'9 va''o" a''en''o,' 10 inc
'''I,10 '''c''S'0''"1 '' Sos'c Vi 'ho ieau
,ls ~ u uV''oi'' ~ s'"s VI Coo'cc''cu' It
Wv ..i 'aS' '''''' 'e''' ny u 'nc cenPu,gl
, H. '' ,,. ''i.! IS i f"S
,aaa '"'s ; +IC''' n'S1 o'''et inc lao''s q
'aluf i, , ''i,'':"' ''D "oi' Journals auc
lent candidate as Mr.. IIarrison-saying
nothing Of the United States Scnator>hl
lost for six yoars-but it was inevitabl,
that such forrot.uncss should work Ont
its own correction.
When will those who have influence il
the Republican party learn that il mus
be lettcy than other parties in order t.
stand an even chance at the polls that i
has higher record to live M to, ant
grcater expectations to meet? Ii mus
of necessity have its share ofrcckless ant
mcrccnary politicians, bat it need not civ,
them the rulc over the honest and st-ad
fast exponent, OF Rcrublican priociple
If, does, however. or II it seem, TO. !
mn. t,l.. tho consocu,o,,os i, ..l;...,;o,