Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-01-28
Notes and Comments.


governments majority, it having only five
votes to spare in one case and fourteen in
the other. 1t is clear that the Republicans,
by the wise and prudent course they are pur-
suing, arc gaining ground in the Assembly.
1t has been decided to remove the
annual college regatta from Springfield to
Saratoga, whereat the Springfield papers
wax worthy, and say some very unpleasant
things about Saratoga morality in general,
and Mr.. John Morrissey, who is supposed
to have engineered the Saratoga canvass, in
particular.
The Illinois railroad companies have
decided to pay no regard to the new tariff
Of freights framed by the Railroad Com.
missioners. They will proceed upon the
even tenor of their way to charge what
they conceive to be no more than living
rates, and then if shippers contest, they
will 60 with them to the courts.
German immigration to the South is
a subject seriously discussed and generally
encouraged by the planters. On this qucs-
ton the President Of the Charleston Immi-
grafton Society has made a very sensible
suggestion. 1t is that the planters give
lands to the immigrant and assist him in
his first endoavors at It's cultivation.
Suppose the present trial of the Itch
borne claimant to be the last, the British
people will have paid from two to three
millions Of dollars for the purpose Of con.
yictiug ono man Of perjury If the ad-
ministration Of justice were correspond.
iugly costly 10 other cases it would have to
be given up as a bad job, and vengeance
left to the Lord
1t is proposed to let the women Of
Ohio settle the question Of woman suffrage
for themselves. A resolution has been Of.
fered in the legislature asking the const-
tutional convention to submit to the women
H..
right to vote If a majority Of them vote
in favor Of it, the clause is to become part
Of the constitution Of the state.
Col. Thomas b. Van Buren,, Of Vienna
Exposition uotoriety, has been nominated
to the Senate as consul to Kanagawa,
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