The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-26

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Aa smeudmtn. ha. been praposfd ice
tire Nehadi,l ElHscf.psI church. sau'h. ta
ghe acnefal rule of lho church uu lmem.
rerauoe. The rule at present forbid,
"dranAenuess, of drinking sp,guuous
liquors, unless BOO eases Of necessity" The
amendment includes lhc manufacture.
sal. snd use of Intoxicating drinks
The lri.l Of the civil suit OF Theodore
Triton agsiust Henry Ward Beeelier S.
.et down for the sib Of December. The
criminal suits will ia all probability go
over until next year; and shonld the
civil suit result uufavorsbly to Beecbcr,
Of course We shall never hear Of the
ctimiusI charges sgain The civil suit
gives SIMPLE latitude tor The introduction
Of evidence, admj ting The letters OF Mr..
Beccber, aud The statements OF Mrs.
Titon snd others, all Of which the Grim
mai suit. would have excluded, There
will be no lack OF material therefore to
satisfy the vuIures.
Economy 5, the watchword of the hour
II 10 tcboed-a welcome sooud by The
Congregational Committee ON Appro.
prialions. They hope TO keep The total.
ior all the Departments within those OF
last year, and one Of their members say
that the deductions then made were not
meant for buncombe, but TO be perma-
nent.
II may be "iatal to be free" IN the
language Of the sensation writer bat one
incIiues TO PaCricks opinion in the main,
that lad is a dale happier doin' what
he don't want ter, jest acos he wants tei
do it, Than he would be cf be had 10 do
jest what he wanted ter jest acos the
pesky Britisher wanted to make him.
A Washington Correspondent states
that a gentleman of high standing who
has spent much time ia Florida for the |
past two years, and is well acquainted
there, brings the information that mer,
IN that state are buying up claims for
slaves, actually paying cash therefor. In
some cases 500 apiece has been paid for
such claims. Among others engaged il,
this business is ex-senator Yulee.
Speaker Blame has written a letter to
the Portland Press in response to a par.
agraph mentioning him as a possible can
didate for Senator, ia which states lie.
cidedly Nc should under no circumstau
ces accept the Senalorship,
Judge Kelley of Pennsylvania, of the
committee on ways aud means, IL OF the |
opinion that Congress will not interfere |
with the taritl at the coming session. |
although he thinks several business in- !
ltfesis viii attempt TO secure some modi- |
iicalion OF the present code
There is now good prospect that Con.
gress will for THE first time in the histor, |
If the country, field all the appropriation
bills ready for action a. soon as II con. |
venes ifhey merely provide for the usua
expenditures Of the government, leaving |
new legislation 10 be pissed upon by con.
gress. There is a prospect that the ap |
preparations will show a reduction OF |
from five to ten per cent from what they |
were last year.
A Salt Lake City journal relates that
citizen Of that place, while digging hi. |
Iuruips, had his attention directed 10 ont
monstrons lurnip By reason Of slight
motion, observable while the turnip wa,
wing on the ground. On cutting it open
4 good sized frog tumbIed out aud hop
ped of.
The receipts by the Butter and Cheese
Exchange Of an invoice of Danish butter |
packed in in seventeen months ago, and |
which was found 10 be perfectly sweet,
while the case was not rusted in the !
least, Is likely to work revolution with |
our dairymen IN the manner Of sending |
their butter to market especially a.
there is likely 30 be large demand for
them ia South America il they can fur
nlsh AS good an article.
An electromagnetic copying machine
has been devised by Heucker Of Munich. |
whioh transmits by telegraph, and tina
too, without the assistance OF an opera.
tor, wiling, portraits, plans, maps, etc
An impression Of the object to be copied
}. taken with prepared ink on q sort OF
silver paper. which is then rolled on
revolving cylinder, and the message,
whether in writing or in the fo~m Of a
drawing, is at once forwarded to its dies.
iinalion, perfect fac-simile Of the wri
ting or drawing being produced st tbt
other end Of the wire
Renue's Psiu.killing Magic Oh should