Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-07-08
Notcs aud Comments.

was publicly opened on the Fourth The
bridge cost about sl1 100000
Tho dismissed female clerks, waiting
in the an,eroom Of the executive mansion
to secure the Presidents Influence to rein
state them in Office, was the first general
exhibition the ladies have yet made Of the
sorrows Of politics.
1t is said that the Prince Of Wales is
in debt $500, 600 and wishes his mother to
pay IT, because the debts we're incurred
holding I,yocs at which he represented the
majesty Of England. Iii. mother dont
agree with himi She agrees with us.
-lfMr. Bowloa, the editor Of the Spring.
field Republican, should become member
Of Congress 10 the place Of Mr. Dawes, as
is now proposed, we shall probably have
some interesting debate. between the "iu-
dependent journalist" aud Gen. Butler.
With reference to the latest platform
of the Vermont Democracy, the correctness
OF "n'on mas 'Arn''oed occasion Tor anoua'
mont, We quote the New York Saa which
says: "lf the Democratic party in Yer.
mont has nothing more to say than appears
in lbs recently published platform, IL had
better shut up shop and retire from business
,''
NOTWITHSTANDING senator Logan o'''
repeated assertion 'u'' ''' " EST was 'uu'r-
ing Tor 'ne want OF moro paper money 1t
appears 'na' inc prospect OF starting TWO
additional nauhs id ph'c'go' under the
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law ne 60" was p"''''''o 'O' d luna it
asylum anu tue q i7S''ou a'''v' whether
matters "D'' '''''y o'e" aug us''u III '''0' u
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Io'l'uas'e'-ueue'a' Us 'ne NON '''S''''
T. Jewell oil connecticut "' present. ou'
, Minister to kussla. 1t a good choice
Mr.. Jewell has an excellent record is
man Of ability oud experience, aud ough
to run our national Post Office with neaines
and despatch. Now who speaks for th'
cool aud pleasant berth Of Minister t.
Russia?
The Union Republican General Com
mittee have organized, and are at work
Senator Chandler has been re-appointe'
chairman, and y. NJ. Edmunds continue
secretary. Republican Senators aud Rep
resentatiyes have already interested them
selves, and the preparation Of two or tire
campaign documents for circulation ha
been commenced, and correspondence ais
begun with the heads Of local Republican
2 committees throughout the country.
The position of King Of one Of tn
/ minor German States does not appear to b
a very envivable one. The King Of Ba
yaria seems to have had mind of his ovr
and as his notions do not suit those OF Bis
marcS the latter Is determined to Kick hi
out VI course TINS VIII not DC done li'eI
any but the iormail'''S oil council
German roy1i'cS VIII DC gone lnroug
wi'h' ana inc obnoxious ruler viii Dc r'
quested to aodiea'e IN iaYor OF a more SUI
v plant tool.
George William Curtis has a" res
y dence in the ninth Massachusetts congrei