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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-23

MAINE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. The
republican state convention held at Au'
gusta, Thursday, nominated Nelson Ding
ley, Jr., of Lewiston, for re election for
the office Of governor by unanimous
rising vote.
The following is the financial plank OF
platform
Resolved, That it is high and plain
duty to return to specie basis at the
earliest possible day, not only in conf
dence with legislature and party pledges
but as a step indispensable to lasting
national prosperity.
Resolved, That we believe the time
has come when this can be done, or at
least ebegiss with slassn embarrasmeaea1
eissyeb HiAhh les tdausss y sAase atya ats1ses
TINT, aitG atsfnsssditspstAth tfhaRSt0e
lustidnsl pnlspniaPorary expedients. to
FtiuiRisttvpdas Hhsty wsnbeReyelatsSu that
bhhs sis nth nh thart kS can INC deasgSxeA
Easaihnb4um chitge lsaso ssslAaSt sAp eeht'
ssm,y lbNssdA of industry than at future
tiResdsani, Ehssoaie hssp1taasaumfAs
b6 idsHlhs arpsbvds stRo uetjbn eJtRAS ffss!'
idenb ih seeiag attsy bAp&apsapl aasontdeI
curbenig obShr than coin as the Recognized
uiBhanpib4csmu<e tAouuhSa tc5fRfSsp
sinstah distriotl se. nominated Hon. James
C. Baiug Cd. tHdis tcAadidspp6ie en Ssesss'
'TahMaiye approves the action fths Pres
ident invoicing the bill known as To
cW9HnfyNty lqn rNyEsTIoATIoN,-The ad-
yertYspfetuBfcahs Of Issa tblsoasoussds
'Tgpata CeistinenPthSsrsMsma NgarJ siae
'dvpepsp4scta P@s9ps lAaSMge ppaeh ~
lloPpu and is we'll worthy Of attention.
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MEMS ITEMS.
Yours with respect.
HESTER LAcKRY

Rochefort has arrived 10 London.
Congress has passed tho Moisty bill.
Crops in Mississippi are very promis.
ing.
The New York brcklayerS' strike was
IA failure.
A $4,000 horse died 10 Philadelphia
recently.
The Duke of Edinburgh is said to be
afraid of his papa-in-law.
Nothing contributes so much to the
"Music of the Future as matrimony,
The birthplace of the Bard Of Avon
was visited by 10, $50 persons last year.
Last Sunday was the twenty.eighth
anniversary Of the coronation of Plus X.
Gossip has it that Victoria and Eu-
genie correspond regularly. exchanging gossip.
Counterfeit coupons of the Central
Pacific Railway, series q, are said to be in circu-
laton.
1t is represented that about so, 600
people IN Louisiana arc now in destitute condi.
ton.
A disguised Milwaukee Il herman Of.
fers a chrome to eyery-f-h which will take the
bait.
An accident 90 the Carolina Central
railway, Wednesday, caused the death of several
people.
An escaped circus lion in belgium re-
Gently killed four persons before he was recap
tuIod.
The Republicans OF Maine have re.
nominated Governor pLglcy aud .congressman
Hlaiue.
Texas,bss aspieUhd wheat csep'--forty
salsis kallsi sons PssAiHs esfsf D. asa~ fssssss'
fhuiVd.
lTEss Aevs bliosst OBJ Maiss d tns ins.
Fsssihassa o6Otssusrt Dsusisyr sAd' osdgtss-naI
PBfssnsplr
ITSrsbhss stsf Ian dilsw bsSltsopof fchey
LssselsnSo DIS soxS PuotAsou' and ~ gen ptsuSs
pAAeiS Utah
AAr6,1sbOg s6hih staggered hsIy
pnsirssd swslsslh hkdatsistl nsSeteS Sttshx step
lCpSessed 4is in the world
Mary kylse Daihss aiya juuOlRiopHs6'
tlL5niand andn osat RAJ ypeetsa kaitdeysf vRshsy
tllssaand Stshsn, perhaps one"
Fnauotse BA0etl Alfa Uoseth deg faselsf
osNev NGhnoisyI u IND p asstri fbdlt~ndrtnhBy ~
drsasssisd p~ saasns uhfli
OJbahn X yseebs Y plssyd to Cant aidiE
epea uiafob usirsls>.t pSp IN tsIlorsste 9knlrsi
eesh cd q gb hem en9 Ysnhs psera4oniAl.
TIa sosapalhstIcr, Missouri u Oa4s daufs
tsriAs haze ko<sst toieiss t66fo ldo adtp on phs
casss in che cssias yarnEsisn in Michigan.
Ole Bull recently played to sn audi
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The Commencement Season Pro-
gramme,

The Commencement Season Pro.
gramme.
Tilden Seminary (for young ladies', a,
West Lebanon, N. H.)-Sunday, June
l4-Thursday, June Is Thursday even.
ing, address by Prof. Perry of Williams
collage.
Bates College (Lewiston,s Me.)-Suu.
day June 14-Thursday. June Is. Wed.
nesday evening address before the united
literary societies by Rev. DR.. A. p.
Peabody Of Harvard collage.
Harvard College Cambridge Friday
June 10 (class.day) Wednesday, june
"a. Tuesday afternoon, dedication of the
Memorial hall, with an address by Charles
Francis Adams and an ode oy Oliver
Wendell Holmes. kev. DR., Henry W
Bellows acting as chaplain.
Brown University Providence, Il. L.
Friday June 10 (class.day Wcdues.
day, June 24(commencemenD,
Yale College New Haven) Sunday
June 2l-Thursday, j uue %. Wednesday
semi.centennial anniversary OF the law
department, Chief.J ustice Waite presid
ing and ex-President Woolsey and Pier.
repent delivering addresses.
Wesleyan University (Middletown, Ct.)
Sunday, June 21-Thursday, June %
Tueseay. Grafton before the Alpha Delta
Phi society by Prof David Allison, and
poem by Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts.
Dartmouth College Hanover N. II J
Sunday, June 21-Thursday. June 25
Wednesday, eulogy on Chief Justice
Chase before the alumni by William NJ
Evarts, and address before the united
literary societies by DR.. George B. Loring
of Salem.
Norwich Military Academy North
field CT. )-Sunday, June 25. Thursday
address by Col W. G.. yeazey Of Rutland
Vermont Normal School (Castleton, vi
Monday, June 22-Thursday, June %
Trinity College Hartford Thursday
June 20 (class.day Thursday, July 9
Sunday, baccalaureato sermon by Bishop
Williams; Wednesday evening, address
commemorative of the late President
Jackson by Rev. DR.. William Payne Of
Schenectady, n. Y.
Williams College (Williamstown)-
Sunday, June 2S-Wodnesday, July /.
Vermont Methodist Seminary Mont.
pelier, Vt.)-SuRday June 2S-Thursday
July 2. Tuesday evening, address before
the 4Esthetic society by Rev. Dr. Brad.
ford X. Pierce of lions Herald Wed.
uesday evening, address before the alumni
by G. W. Clark and poem by Mrs. O.
W. Scott.
Goddard Seminary Barre. VIZ
Sunday, June 2S-Wednesday, July ]
Wednesday, annual address by Rev. A.
j, Garfield of Chelsea. Mass, and poem
by Rev 4. j. Chaffee of Chester, Vt.
Mount Holyoke Seminary South Had.
ley)-Thursday, July 2. Address by
Prot Samuel Harris of the Yale theologi
cal school.
Amherst College (Amberst) Sunday
July 5-Thursday, July 0. Wednesday
address before the social union by Prof
f A Walker of New Haven.
University Of Vermont Burlington
Vt)-Sunday. July 5-Woduosday, July
8. tuesday address before the alumni
By Col Homer b Sprague of Brooklyn
Middlebury College (Middlebury, VT
Sunday, July - "Wednesday, July 10
Tuesday, address before the alumni by
S w Boardman and poem by II II Shaw.
=
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What every fourth person needs

ia some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for habitual costiveness II would advise all those
who are troubled with dyspepsia, costiveness piles.
biliousness, headache, or any form of nd 9estion,
to use DR.. Harrison's Peristaltic Lozenges"-
Elisha Huntington, NJ. D., ex-Lieutenant-liover-
nor Of Massachusetts,. They are pleasant to the
taste, and never require increase Of dose to per-
feet "a Trial box 80 cts. Large box. GO
cts, and mailed free for this last price.
DR.. HARRISONS ICELAND BALSAN.
a splendid cure for coughs, hoarseness, and all
throat and lung complaints. For sale by E. S.
& CO., Proprietors, No. ! Ire
mont Temple, Boston, and all druggists. l2ml
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Why Will You
Suffer!

To all persons suffer-
ing from Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Cramps In
the stomach. Bilious
Collie, pain in the back.
bowels or side, we
would say, THE HousE.
D PAsAcEA and
FAMILY LININSsT 10 Ut
all others the remedy
you want for internal
and external use. Il
has cured the above
complaints in thousands
Of cases. There is no
mistake about it. Try it.
Sold by all Druggists.
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On. Morris LIVER PrLLs.-Itis easy enough to
make pill, but to make good one, ali that's
the difficulty! There are cheap, harsh, drastic
pills. that al o even Of less benefit than dose Of
salts; but good medicine, like DR.. Motifs Liver
Pills. which penetrates to the seat of disease is a
desideratum indeed. WIN positively cure all d.
seases of the liver. Sold everywhere. John f.
Henry, Curran 4 Co., Proprietors, and Col
lege Place, New York.
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HOUSE HOLD

Children Often look Pale and
sick
from no other cause than worms 10 the slomash
BROWNS vRRMIPuGE COMMITS
will destroy worms without injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE, and free FROM all color
ing other injurious Ingredients usually used 10
worm preparations.
CURTIS L BROWN, Propristors.
No 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Dr1ggists and Chsm,sts sad Dealers "a
Medicines at TWENTY Five CENTS A Box. 16;ly
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WORTHY or lNyEsrlGATIoa,-Ibe sd.
vertissment of the iowa Loan aud
Trrst Co. in another column oasFs in-
iueems4.s % pessoBs hev!ps @aaey to
lsas. .aa = III sa.l.l u sIisRll:..
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-23

MEXICAN OuTRAGEs,-Col. Thomas b.
Robb has made statement before the
House committee on claims that rancher-
os living on the Texas border continue to
be the victims Of Mexicans, who depre.
date on their stock to as great an extent
as heretofore, and sometimes even COM
NIT murder. The descents being sudden,
the rancheros, who arc widely separated,
have no adequate defense, and therefore
call on the government to protect them
Col, Robb is familiar with such depreda.
tons, having been one of the commission.
ers appointed two years ago to examine
witnesses and report upon the subject,
The report showed that the Texans had
suffered to the extent Of at least Sl5,.
100000, but no redress has as yet boen
offered them. The committee was much
interested in Col Robbs narrative, and
will at its next meeting take the subject
into consideration.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the Saloon formerly kept By
VIM. II. Ellis, it is my intention to keep q
FIRsT-CLAss BOARDING HOUSE.
Hot and cold meals at all hours, and all the lug
ures in their season. | hope to merit the NAT
ronage Of the public which solicit.
~ JASPER DUNN.
Middlebury, June l. 1874. lime
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From New York.
CONFIRMING CHILDREN.

'DNflhNlSH SiiLDREN.
New York, juno 81
Thirteen hundred chidrrn were con
firmed by Archbishop McCIoskey at St,
Jamcs's church on Friday.
LOST HIS SIGHT
A clothes cleaner named Marlus had
his eyes burned out in Wooster street by
beuzine, with which he had sprinkled the
clothing, taking fire.
THE BEEcHRR SCANDAL.
Theodore Titou has written letter
to Plymouth church, Offering to appear
before an examining committee of the
church and answer any question touching
the Boecher scandal.
TWEED RETURNED To BLAcKwELL's ISLAND.
The jury disagreed in suit for 81 900
in which Tweed was witness. Tweed
remained in court till the conclusion Of
the trial, aud on leaving the court house
TO return to Blackwell's Island was cheer
ed by the populacc.
DICK coNNoLLY's sURETIRs.
a motion by the district attorney to
forfeit the recoguizances 10 the cases Of
ex-Comptroller Connolly against whom
tiiseep iA.sicsnlesssAare pending, unless the
body wab,ekoaSss5LIYS ssastfSs, on the
ground that a. motion bad been made be;
toreN mptioao hyh thea IN Aiblfts 1fdW 1ssxhd !'
ssrtsit iha reaoahjsARnsa ufGotss cases o.
sx. Cohp.roller Connolly sgsins' whom
AfIeen iniiatmsnts are pending. poless th'
h9HSSa f4fibhfN g qsg r6geah HRabetAre usslRTBe
gFBslhab SfSs 3fse qHItH AAARlRbb% sha, AsoSopebH
cR9Rys89'|RRA; 81 az hN}Hs se5esYe.tt;; J.. II
forts at salarJ-grabIipg made ip Congress
and M thsgtpafal %hSSinbfy, obi VS. en-
tAaSarssbssnA1 Ygt5ftsa' tRbh ~ pdssays
oehhyba6~iwSHhe liRaasp tHt r its ppqbbsso tTa-
increase tdsrth 'saiAReE ,tofsthe hfbfft; of,
6ssrs. usWoe %ff NOT Vote cRSfp eRHt ama6'
wtS thsbtebT fAtss fkohrp she f,b6 II sssiosaSiS
.salaay gfsb, ain received 9na eept "bacl
,paSr; Grid qkat we favd Z She irepeaf 81 W
The xBDleA6f sAfd acf!a' Tor us pu'pose "a
Increase OF the salaries OF the pubic Of
dcers. We will not vote Tor any ma
who iavors or votes for tho CoogressioD0
salary grab, or received aud kept bao
pey end that We favor the repeal
IL whole c. ss,a sas N
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Republican Union District Convention

A Republican Union Convention, for the First
Congressional District Of Vermont, will be held
at Middobury, on Wednesday, the 9th day of
August next, at ~ o'clock NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for representative to Con-
gress, to be supported by the Republican freemen
Of the District at the el, cton tho first Tuesday
of September next, The Republican Union voters
of said District are invited to be represented in
tho Convention by their Delegates, TO be chosen
in compliance with the resolution adopted by the
District Convention holden at Middlebury, on the
18th day of August, 1896, by which each town is
"ontitled to one delegate, and an additional del
egate for every one hundred aud every fraction
of one hundred larger than fifty votes cast by
said town for the Republican Union candidate for
Governor, at the election the year preceding the
time for holding said Convention; the District
Committee to prescribe the method of election of
such delegates"
The Delegates of the several towns will be
chosen at primary meetings called by the Repub-
lican Union Committees offtho respective towns,
and must be provided with credentials signed by
the secretaries of said meetings.
III. N. SoLLACE,
LovELAND MuSsoy, District
j. II. HAzLEToN, Committee
JAMES L. PECK,
The apportonment Of delegates to which the
several towns in the District are entitled to is as
follows, viz
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ID. l.. Kent & Co., bad $500
diamond drill ruined by soms rascal. at
their quarries in East Dorset few days
ago, ID attempt was also made to burs.
tEs boiler used ct the guarEles but Il
s;I
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Toothacbo proceeds from ague In the face, or.
Grating upon the exposed nerve Of q deosyed
tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly with the finger
vet with Johnson's Anodyne Eminent, hest ths
face we'll, and lap flannel wet with the linImest
on the hce; also put little Of the liniment into
the cavity Of the tooth on cotton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-23

Custoria Is more that substitute for Castor
Oil, II Is the only safe article In existenes which
is certain 20 sssimulate the food, regulate tho
bowels, cure wnd.colio aud produce natural sleep.
IL contains reithor minerals, morphine OF el;o'
bel, end % pleasant ~ lebs, childFsn .nssi net
~ 81 E,.e,fs Esy 1881 AVA
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Resolred, That we favor oil proper aud
prudent measures fer the Improvement OF
internal communication between the differ
sut porla of our oommCa country spa BE-.
ps..s,,; :. ap.aiFs i:E ,sss.! aeAEsf.s
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In Middlebury, June 10th, Edward Donahus,
aged DC years
In Mddlebury, June 18th, Of diphtheris, Nell
lie McAlahon, sgod IL years
In vergennes, June leth. Mrs Sophia Porter,
aged 90 years.
In Vorgenncs, June lith, Mary Jane, wife Of
A. Gilmore, aged 80 years.
In Ferrisburg, June 18Th Hon. Zuriel Walker,
aged "A years.
In yergennes June 10th, Elizabeth, wife Of
w. W. Marley, aged q years.
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Cemtaur LinIments.

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniments will not re-
lieye, no swelling they will not
subdue, and no lamenoss they
will not cure. This is strong
language. but II is true. They
have produced more cures of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
law, palsy, sprains, dwellings,
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n Vt. NIthIE,
Cambridge, N. Y, Aug. 8, 1871.

The recent survey Of the railroad
route from Shelburne Falls, Mass, north
to Winhall, to connect with the proposed
Montpelier and Rutland road, has reused
new enthusiasm for tho latter, and sub.
scriptons to its stock promise to open
well, on the 23d The road is to be
narrow guage.
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The DOUGLAS HAY LoADER,-I have
tried the Hay Loader, and it works very
finely indeed. If the winrows are made
of medium size, it will DO all you or any
one can ask of it, They are a perfect
success,
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Ole Bull recently played TO On audi
snoo Of four thousand people IN Florence sad re-
cciyed a golden crown as testimonial
The sympsthetic Missouri women SUI
f,ssls.g have yetsa 20 ge,go 5000 % hs!F On he
stsss = lhs SHsss ssRyslss 'p a';E'ssv
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Increase OF Tue saIarios OF INC FHUIIu Ut
doers. We will not vote for any man
who iavors or votes for tho Congressional
salary grab, or received aud kept back
psy end that We favor the repeal CT
III whais e. se,a ~,
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WARRANTED.-Four to six bottles Of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
are warrented to cure Salt Rheum or
letter and the worst kind Of Pimplcs on
the face. Two to four bottels are war.
rented TO clear the system Of Bols,
Carbuncles and Sores. -Four to six
bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind Of Erysipelas aud Blotches among
the hair. Six to ten bottles are warrant
ed to cure Running of the Ears and Cor
rupt or Running Ulcers. Eight to ten
bottles are warranted to cure Scrofulous
Sores and Swellings. Two to six bottec
are warranted to euro Liver Complaint.
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LOST HIS SIGHT.

A clothes cleaner named Marius had
his eyes burned out in Wooster street by
beuzine, with which he had sprinklcd the
clothing, taking fire.
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A WONDER TO HERSELF.
TANKTowN, Delaware Co. o., 1
March 90, 1873.


WONDER TO HERSELF.
TANKTowN, Delaware Co. o.,
March 90, 1873.
To Or. Il. V. PIERCE:
Your Discovery needs only fair trial
and it will do all you recommend it to do
and more too When l was fifteen |
cought cold and for twenty eight years |
have been perfect wreck of disease, and
all the medicines and doctors bills have
run up at times to two and three hundred
dollars, and never any better but worse,
when l gave up all hope last spring of
living the summer through, received
one of your Account Books and told my
husband after reading it that it was too
late to try further, but he said it was
never too late. He went and bought two
bottles and | found it was helping me
very much. Since lS4l | was troubled
with Catarrh and Sore Throat, and was
about entirely deaf in one ear and my
voice was as dull as could be. There
was constant pain in my head Now my
head is as sound as dollar, my voice is
clear, and have used ten bottles of your
Discovery. 1t has cured me of Catarrb,
Sore Throat, Heart Disease, Spine Aztec.
ton and Torpid Liver. My Liver was
very bad. My skin was rough. When
| put my hand on my body it was like
fish scales. Now it is as smooth as q
chld's. In conclusion 1 will say have
been well for three months. | am a
wonder to myself and friends. This is
but an imperfect statement, half has not
been told
Yours with respect.
HESTER LAcKgY.
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New York, juno 81
Thirteen hundred childrrn were con.
frmed by Archbishop McCIo.key at St,
Jamcss church on Friday.
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tending at the West. In Western Iowa, through
out ten or a dozen counties west of Humboldt
and up the west branch Of the DesMoines river
the country is full of them. They have already
eaten the growing crops on the grounds, and left
the fields as barren as a board. Many of the
homesteaders, in despair of a crop, have packed
up and are now moving cut of the country.
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state Convention.
The Vermont State Republican Con.
vention for the nomination Of Governor
Lieut.. Governor and Treasurer for the
two years ensuing, assembled at City
Hall, Burlington, on Wednesday morning
last, and was called to order by Hon
George w. Grandey of Vergennes, Chair.
man of the State Committee, The roll Of
delegates not being prepared, Senator
Edmunds was introduced and he deliv.
cred an able and interesting address upon
the political situation.
The roll of delegates was then called,
consisting of Sal present, those from
Addison county being as follows
Addison Asahel Barnes, Charles
Merrill, Henry Willmarth.
Bridport-H N Sollace,E S Pettibone,
G Il Walker.
Bristol-W L Dunshee, II II MardiD,
FL G Barnes, George Colby.
Cornwall-Julius Benedict, II Il Tay.
lor, Henry Lane.
Ferrisburgh-H + Cram, o L Stone,
w Allen, G G Robinson.
Goshen - II Y Churchill, Norman
Allen.
Granville-Not represented.
Hancock-S Clark, II Flint.
Leiccster-Dana l. Smith, William
Powers.
lincoln II Batcheder, L Puruton
o b Hanks.
Middlebury-S L Cooke, L Il Knapp,
W r Remele, j l. Barker, N F Rider.
Monkton-H o Smith, G p Skiff, II
r Baldwin.
New Haven--A r Smith, A 4 Leav.
enworth, w P Nash
ORWELL S Gale, + NJ Wright.
Panton-E Holland, l. Kent.
Ripton-H B Ripley, John Houston.
Salisbury M Dyer, Chester Kings
ley, William Deming.
Shoreham-J N North, T Brookns
Starksboro-E w j Hawkins. NJ
Small, L NJ Sprague.
Vergennes &C ii johnson, G w
Grandey, j f Roberts, G r Chapman.
Waltham-F d Barton, w f Frisbee.
Weybridge - l. Huntington, l. j
Wright.
Whiting-A + Ellsworth, A IL Hub.
bard.
On nomination Of the State Committee
Hon, III. II. Powers was elected tempo.
rary President Of the Convention, and
Geo. II. Chapman, of Vergennes, Secre-
tary.
The permanent organization was as
follows:
President, IL II. Powers of Morris.
town.
Secretaries. George il. Chapman, of
Vcrgcnnes, G NJ Stone, OF st, Johnsbury
Vice Presidents, Hon. Heman Car
penter, of NcrthGcld, Hon. John Porter,
Of Hartford, Major John w Newton, of
St. Adams
A committee on resolutions was up.
pointed by the chair, consisting of Hon.
G II. Bigelow, Of Burlington Hon. O..
+. Butterfeld, Of Wilmington; Col.
Redfeld Proctor, Of Rutland Gen. W..
W. Grout, of Barton, and Hon. Il. f.
Parker, OF Wolcott
On motion of i. L. Knapp, Of Mid.
dlebury,it was ordered that all resolutions
offered in the Convention be referred to
the committee on resolutions without de-
bate
A committee consisting of Gen. W. Y.
W. Ripley, of Rutland 9. L. Houghton,
of Bennington Henry Lane, Of Corn.
wall; II. c. Wilson, of Troy, and Kit.
tredge Haskins, of Brattleboro, were
appointed to nominate State Committee
The Convention then proceeded to ballot
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ADDISON COUNTY.

The apportonment Of delegates to which the
several towns in the District are entitled to is as
follows viz.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-06-23
THE BEECHRR SCANDAL.

Theodore Titou has written letter
to Plymouth church, Offering to appear
before an examining committee of the
church and answer any question touching
the Boecher scandal.
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hardly find it. Besides lawyers always
have TO commence their cases with q
knowledge of only ono side. When
he defense is heard II may appear very
aIhsrens from the ous aided Viev' DO
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