The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-09-22

cred as the most honorary position TO be
filed is likely to he well contested, judg-
ing from the numerous candidates aud
their almost universal atncss for the place. |
Among those who are prominently named
may be mentioned Loveland Muuson,
ED Of Manchester Hon. IL. Ii.
Powers Of Nlorrisiown Hugh Henry,
Esq, of Chester Hon. Pitt W. Hyde OF
Hydevile. aud others. Tnc Burlington
Free Press says Of one Of the candidates
Mr.. Powers has a clear head, a strong
voice, experience az II legislator and par
limentarian, and has repeatedly shown
himself to be skillIul, courteous and
able presiding officer. 1t will be no dis
arrangement to the other worthy candi-
dates, it the choice should fall GU orc so
well qualified for the chair
The Montpelier Freeman says; Mr.
MunsoG was a member Of the last House
and IT the present body were composed
largely Of re elected members, could
hardly fail Of an election. so thoroughly
did he impress all who saw bis legislative
work, with u sense Of his peculiar fitness
for the Office. We should be glad to sec
him elected to the speakers chair not
doubling that his most formidable com.
potitor will be as well accommodated by
part # q bench, unless, indeed, the legs
laturc should sec fit to "saw off, u seventh
of the last named Article Of state iurai.
turc. ia which Gaze there would Gully be
room for the prescott occupants.
Mr. Henry was prominent candidate
for speaker of the last House and has
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The conspiracy has eliminated ia IL
coup d'etat. But IBIS Is not tho cad Of
it, The kellogg government has been
recognized by the executive authority Of
the nation, pending action by Congress.
The rebellion therefore is not only against
Louisiana, but against the sovereignty OF
the nation. It has not succeeded until it
has conquered the United States The
dispatch q the r,hcl Penn 30 the prcsi-
dent is almost uncxomIlcd in its cool i'm.
pudence. Ii is most lie the impc:ti.
neuce with which We were made familiar
in 1860 and 1861, while the South was
initiating hostlities. "All we ask is to
be let alone That is the one request
I that canno. be hecded. The nat onal
government is bound by every con,idcra.
; ton Of sclrrc,ucct and duty to vindiclte
its sovereignty so Aagrantly iusulred It
canno, rccognizo The Penn usurpaiion
it must overthrow it, 80 state 10 the
Union is sale from the surprise if the
Louisiana rebels are permitted to enjoy
their triumph - Boston Advertiser.
II Is not only 90 account Of the danger
. to louisiana that this revolution must
be promptly SUPPRESSED The danger i.
Infinitely greater than that \ success
full revolution in Louisiana woald sprea
at once to all the gull states. This spark
would kirdle the flames of civil war in
half dozen states, and though the FEEDER.
al government would be forced to qucnc
it in blood, it would not be Iut out until
irightiul cainago had dccimatcd white
and blacks and thc states were reduced
t to a desolatiou Of anarchy far more fright.
iul than they exhibited at any time dur.
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