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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
RtrLi AND COUNTY.

y Young son of AlpnZ) Scglr, of West Rutland, ,
while PLAYING with \ loaded pistol on the 29l dis
changed Il, the BAH passing through the right hInl
mf"tnS a,pantul an severe wound
The Central Vermont Marble Company held their
annual meeting at pitt~iord, on the 2let inst, and
elected the following oil ;ero r. W. smith, Bur
nston President +; \. Laphlm. New York, treas
ulcr IL. II. Spciiy. New York. secretary q. ii
Osborne, Pltt>ior,l, Superintendent.
barn belonging to Jesse l.. Billings of Rut
land WAS destroyed by an ncen1iary fire the I'D !;
mostly ins uIed.
l,ck Of hens in falrhaven have been fed SO
much on raw meat that they kill and eat all the
young chickens that come among them.
Michael Z. Hayes who has been confined in the
Rutland county jail, for nearly three mohthe the
charge of burning the opera house, was released on
bail the I'D and has taken up his quarters at the
Bates House.
WINDiIAM COUNTY.
Bishop Bis ell confirmed ten persons, The 18th, ut
the Episcopal church, Brattlcboro.
WINDSOR COUNTY
u. \. rutney of Bow, y. II. for several years
teacher i'll Norw lch, Vt, Academy, has been enyar.
cd Is Principal of Leicester Academy.
l'f D. -. Allen oil " hite River Junction, formerly
surgeon of the Fourth Vermont regiment, has been
appointed medical director of the veteran soldiers
reunion at Bratl!eboro
\ kind of worm, similar in looks to the caterpil.
lar has appeared in some of the sugar maple gre yes
at Wcthcrsiield, and in few days they strip hum
dIeda of the trees of their leaves.
Mr. }. y. III. Eli, Superintendent OF the Spring
field industrial Works, has demonstrated the fact
OIL mixed together and left in heaps will, in a few
hours become charged and soon ignite and burn
This fact should be generally known.
Three barns on the fun owned by Burbank and
heeie about mile north of intlsor, on the river
road, were destroyed by lire Monday morning, the
18th instant. The fire was discovered bv one OF
the neghbors about halfpast three o'clock, but toe
late to save the buildings. Fortunately there was
very little in the barns loss 800 ss0o-insured
This is the second ncend:ary fire in this neighbor-
hood within month.
Chmles Jones. stlgc driver of the days before
died III Bethel, of hemon haSe of The bowels Sat.
urlay, aged 81 years. He was 4 famous reinsman
IN earlier days, and will be remembered by many
as the driver OF the chariots and band teams iol
several circuses and menaGaries; among them q.
the driver of Saul's, Lent & Cos. famous "a pony
team many years ago. His iavorite feat in horse
manship was the driving of 3j stage horses III
/ Broadway, New York city. and turning them IL
, fl ont of the Astor House.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
CHfS j. G. KLINE e 90,
127 Bowcrv, New York. T. O. Box I, $50
tl-N1
DETITION FOR DIVORCE.

II ii lERhiN@ Wa~i4I~..Tn, 90. ~ '0I-IsT
..ts ,.,.,,-,>, 81 t,:Il3-cr 1 e-:A. Id
To I'm. Honorable. Comfy Court. neN: t. he holden
in Nni-reller in and for the comfy q Na-hlugt l.
IN th.. 81 TUESDAY OF September. \ II. l--5-
Comes Vulr petitioner II IL Perkins OF y 'rflit-t
III the county aforesaid. and informs sAl'. court that 20
III. 35th day of October. A u lsS- ile Lawfully
ir,-l IN maria phemia J Wallace th-n ~ Dan
of Caledonia. 10y Rev Peter hrrlli
minister the tipsIel ami as such gialifIi anu
hY he Of the t. S1l'TniliN.
,srri.r,.s At p.nyle aforesaid: that he lived with
The said Phria from tina: DAY until the month IF July
4 ID ISL as her husband keeping and dpn- all things
IN hl- part required 10y the marriage y-ilart that
Of July aforesaid. the said fll-Il-a VII
fully and without lst deserted yuur petitioner
and from that lay month u the present time
has continued To- desert yomr petitioner AMI aE2-t
MS Will to live apart from petitioner lHlr ri
TONER further that he has lived and resided ia
vermont for the last five years and for than
year last past. the county of NaShlnzt n. hut that
that the said Phema RESIDES in the State of Nassaehu
Wherefore this petitioner Irays that the bonds
If natrmony may be severed between him aud tie
-ajd Phelua and that he may b. de.reed a divorce
th-refron ., r, 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28

w oar great CENTENNIAL BOOK. worthy the
erli notice of experienced agents. For particulars
lr,Ss the publisher b. b Russell, b p~t,,n Mass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
Resolutions.

ADOPTED NAIAD TEMPLE OF HONOR, l.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God i'll the exercise of that
love and mercy which we know govern all His dealings
with u.s. though cannot always discern them, to
send terrible athictiOn upon our brother, WILLIAM
A. LORD i'll the violent death of beloved sister the
lamb of the thereby not only decorating his
heart and dark his life, but spreading pail
Of gloom the family circle with which he is
nected: therefore.
RESOLVED, That we. one and all, hereby tender to
sorrow. and assure him that the laws of
being permit We make comm cause with him i'll his
grief and We do also most earnestly commend him to
that source of Divine consolation which is infinitely
greater than human sympathy can afford and as the
beloved dead cannot to life again entreat
him to seek earnestly and hopefully for Joyful re
union i'll the Great Beyond.
RESOLVED That We also tender our heartfelt sylnpa-
thy to the stricken family of DR.. Lord assuring them
that the shadow which has darkened their home
has fallen upon multitude of other hearts and homes
the community.
WHEREAS 1t has pleased an all Use and kind
Providence to from earth the companion of
our brother. julius SALIVA Leaving, sad hearts and
desolate home: therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That We most heartily sympathlZe It'll
him i'll this sad bereavuent. and invoke the blessing
the good Father upon hun and his )tAerlcss little
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
DateI At MONTPELIER this 9Th day q Ialy; . 10
i"''1 " IL III. PERKINS


81 + y
The foregoing petition having been TINS day nlSd IN
Ia &c ii Washington County flerk. ana u irlLc
- Ia appear that the FOREGOING Phenla ferhln-
- moi this state" II IL titrtr+ "rdtt'
-. J. summoned appear ana
svr said petition At the next rtn 81 III" I"fl"ra'le
,|tnr, County Court. TO he holden At Montpelier
80 .nd TOR the County "f WASHINGTON. on the ascend
Tnsiay Of september Now next 10y tho publication
a. AZ reSall petition and this order IA fh. trTt'i
Mountain Freeman weekly newspaper IniilShti a.
- Mont three weeks srressl.elE. the last ~
ri, shall be at least weeks t~ir-
.sd ter court Which shall Toe deemed sun
,,,.ice 10 the said Phena Perkins to appear belize
aid County Court on the second TUESDAY 81 > Itel
- at O'Clock a NJ on SAID day and make
answer If any she have why the prayer 81 SAID Ieti
ton should not be granted -.
this 6th day Of July, A y; ls.5 .-,,,,p ,-1s,l
C. H. HEATH, Attorney for Pstltioper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28

"D~YCHONt>tY. or SOIL CHiRNINl:.',
II "a either may fa-cIIlate aud the love
and affections Of person they choose instantly
his SIMPLE mental requirement. all possess free,
y N all. T % l-eth"r with marriage guide. Fgyp-
tan prac-. Dreams Hints = Ladies' Wedding Night
Shirt. x \ Iu-rr book Address + WILLIAM ( CO
Pubs rilila
4 FpI;TT-NE IN IT. Every family buys
N by AGENTS Address q = WAI.hER Erie Pa % At
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
LANOlLIE COUNTY.

Roberto. Barnes of Hydcpark has chair that
was brought To this country IN the Mayfower. Ii
Is deliberately carved and OF a beautiful dc>ig ign.
Originally II w.t- bottomcI with cane but now up.
holstered after the style of modern times.
Compliant has been entcled against +. {. Gran
daIl, OF stowe, for selling liquor He plead guilty
/" two oncnces and fined *2O.r, and costs
THURSDAY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
hOTBLE NOt X TRADE.

Dru.,-i.t. tirn-,rs auI Dealers Pure CHINA and
Jaiau Teas III lct II-Aa -. screw I II cans. boxes
or hall chests growers prices S"ni fnr circular
Tur MILLS TEA COMPANY. III + lltpI It. y Y. l.. O..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
4 GENTS WANTED.

=
Men or women 81 a week Proof furnished Bust
pleasant and honorable with NJ risk Is rage
cirrllar and Valuable Samples free.
:E-1end Your address POSTAL carl Don't delay
but write a once to F NJ REED
FN24Hi II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28

ago correspondence WAS published be
tween General Butler and the Third Audi
tor of the Treasury. touching the where
abouts of certain of his stuff officers, with
a view to ascertain the correctness of their
accounts. General Butler replied partial
ly As to their location. but the following
correspondence will show the c>tination
of these gentlemen is given by General
Butler:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
ESSEN COT MY.

Two hun lret men are finishing up the grading on
the +. n O.. between West Concord and the Con
nc'ticut rvcr, and neatly half the distance, or
about .N miles, Is ready for the iron. The rails
expected along a lev days.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
CulTrENDEN COUNTY.

CuITTENDEN COUNTY.
DR.. James l.. Little has been elected to the chair
of surgery in the university of Vermont, made va.
cant by the resignation of Prof Benjamin Howard
Horace S. Spear, of Burlington, aged nine years.
was drowned at the North Dock. lie was in swim
ming with other little boys smaller than himself.
The children gave the alarm, and d. q. Crane,
Lawrence Barnes and Thomas Green, who CHANGED
to be near ha tened to the spot and took the body
from the water, life being extinct. The water was
about five leet deep. Nelson was fine looking lad
and a pupil of the Pine Street School.
George F. Marsh. United States minister to Italy
has presented the University of Vermont Library
4 valuable collection of manuscripts of the l}lh,
nth and 18th centuries, some of them handsomely
rubricated
The Burlington sentinel says that the tramp nui
sance is getting to be unbearablc in that city One
of these Migrants SO annoyed a family recently,
that they had to send for policeman to eject him.
1t is said that the first woman ever sworn as a
Notary Public IN Vermont is Miss ThyrzaF. Pang-
bonn, of Burlington and fo- some years Recorder
in the Probate OH &c in Chlttenlen county.
John Clark in the employ of q. Il. Brown at
tltillilpiHl,
VILE bridge, Wednesday, and was drowned. They
were repairing the bridge. lie fell some twelve
feet into eight feet of water, and only rose once
He was about thirty years Old
The survey at the north end of the proposed
Green Mountain narrow gauge railroad, the Mass
achusetts terminus of which is at Shell Falls
has been Completed ond the line has been connect
ed with the Vermont Central at Middlebury station.
Mr.. thu. finds a fe1s a
route up the " hite river and down Mad rIver the
g AIDES being easy and the work light.
Twenty five barges. loaded with about 1900 900
feet OF lumber arrived in Burlington, last week.
y meeting of the directors of the Burlington Il
Lamoille RaIlrord Co. Will be held in Rurn gt on
Aug 10. TO if the stockholders will authorize
ihc mortgage of the road TO secure its completion
The next meeting oftlc Chiltenien County Med
| ical society Will be held at Essex Junction, the
18th, att
The house and barn Of Mary a. Woodruff a
North Un'leihill, were burned the 2lst; partially
| Insured.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Il. .John-bury bids far to become the city 0
churches IN Vermont four different societies are
! building eIilces, while itlh sm)vins in the
sane direction.
\ New York seologist is in Sheffield prospect
Ins ion gold. y few days ago he sent off ton ant
a hall OF stone u be crushed
Geo ;. shaw was recently seiAei with go-to
meeting lit, and, ~ a matter of comfort and protec
ton 10 himself went down TO DreW's stable, wake
Jerry from his sunday tp and the two atten Z,
the Methodist service together. Everything was
entirely new aud strau,c 10 them, aud As the
squeezed INTO one end OF pew, they claspcd eact
other, hands and watched the service with The
same confusion ana wonder that the natives OF
siam formerly watched the first efforts o. the IN :
SipnlIic5.- Ly,ti0H Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28

\ Distress in, Cau-h causes tile friends of the
sufferer almost IL much pam ~ the >ufcrc himself
pr. I-taI'~ I;al-tIn of " Iii Cherry speedily
coughs, coils, influenza, sore threat, a.. Ii viii
always re Ieve Con assumption, an IN many well
atte-ttt cases II has c1rrtr i pc ir-J - ct>
AMI = 4 bottle. Large bottle ma IN the cheaper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28

That's right, old boy called Reelet
as he sailed round with a handsome girl
on each arm, and Il lovely blonde hanging
to his coat tails I'll bet a hundred dol
lart you'll learn all the tlourishes within
an hour"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-28
WI\DiIANl COUNTY.

Bishop Bis ell confirmed ten persons, the 18th, al
the Episcopal church, Brattlcboro.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

The Cor; at last attcmrtsto say
aword in favor Of Mr. Valentines cleo
ton, But it resorts to tia old, old story
--"hs entered the scrvi:e and fought for
the hee." How much he fought is not
stated. nor is there any mention made Of
any battles he was in, or of breadth
escapes or honorable scars, But are We
never to be done with thisf Mr.. Valen.
tine has been four times elected for this
service to Office, and has served six years
In the Mayors office; and yet he used the
negro vote to defeat Captain Mscallister,
who also served in the war. But 70 show
the Inconsistency Ct the Commercial, and
prove that it Simply uses the war record
for political effect, it advocates the cleo
tion Of Mr.. Lichtenstein whose foreign
ex raction and aRnities would have pro.
ted him from the draft had he not been
disabled, and urges the defeat Of Captain
J. Park PoStlas. whom it acknowledges
won an honorable fame by his service
in defence Of his country Hero it is
shown how utterly heartless and unjust
the RepusiioAa party is in Its course. A
Democrat who fought in the war has the
heel of the organiZ alton as certainly
placed upon his neck Whenever nc is
called upon to be run for office as il he
had never been in the army. To come
properly up the attitude and promises
Of reward made 20 the soldiers by the
Republican journals, the cOmmerrol
hould at once advise MIR. Liohtensttin
to withdraw and give Captain Postles q
unanimous vote for the honorary posi-.
ton be has been nominated to-the pay
el the oalas haiug q rrere nominal KIM
Bur evea this much IL denied 70 a "a.
- .-s.s ~ ths IL pocrltes who ho~led
for the dcarructou Of the South and tha
enslaTement Of the people by the thongs
Of londboldsrs.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
EfTect la -NeaD YorE-of the Cal
ifOrnid Bank Failure.

The Eceaiag Pest Financial articlel
Of last evening, says:
"We have been unable 10 ascertain
tho amount of the liabilities of the
Bank OF California The failure
while Immediately caused By de
positors' run, was directly the out
come of q conflict between Two classes
OF California speculators-one the
Bani; of California party, headed by
M. Rals,on and Mr.. sharon, and the
other headed by Messrs. Flood, o.
Brien and Heydeafelt. The latter
party have established a bank In San
Francisco, called The Bank of Neva-
da, with cash capital of 5000, 600
gold and right TO Increase to sec, ,C00,'
900, Incidental to this right have
been the mining properties known as
the Savage, the Caledonia, the Cali
fornia, the Ophir and the Consolidated
Virginia.
The three latter arc known as the
Big Bonanza mines, and the Bank Of
California partly obtained control Of
them. 10 getting this control the
stock Of tho California was run up
from GO to 800, was then multiplied by
FIVE, which would make the highest
p.ice 100; Il has since declined 10 63.
The Ophir stock, while they were get
ting control, advanced from 90 to 7Uo,
was multiplied by FIVE, making fUl
represent 40 In new stock; 1t has
since declined 10 49. The Consolidat.
ed Virginia, during the procrss of get
ting control, advanced from 80 10 so;
1t was yesterday 2G?. The losses Oh
these speculations are typical of other
transactions, and throw light on the
causes of the impairment If the credit
of the bank and its breakdown.
Tho operations Of the hank In the
hotel line are too well known to need
mention. That the bank has been
strained of late and pincLed has tocn
evident TO banh ers here, who have
stunned their bills. from the TACT that
in the past sixty days most of the bills
offered In this market have betn those
Of other institutions, endorsed hy the
Bank of California. The inf,r nee
has been that the Bank Of California
had hypothecated securities with
those who lent their bile, and that
this borrowed exc auge was used TO
obtain funds neeUed to carry on the
large operations of the bank. In the
borrowed bills which have so ap, car.
ed were those Of the Bank of British
columbia and the Bank of British
North America.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
me RaItimoro Fnilua,,el.

The firm Of Stirling, ,Ahrcns & Co. have
done an enormous business in the impor.
tation of nolasses, sugar and coffee, In
refining and in the e1portatlon of -four
and provisions to the West Indies. They
are said to have imported not less than
5000 hossheads Of sugar, and 10000
hogsheads of nolasses since the first of
January. They ownei the Chesapeals .
and Merchants refneriea. and were
agents for the Calvert and Maryland
Their Indebtedness to Alexander Brown
& Sons is 'eported at SS00, 900
The suicide last spring Of G. A. Ahrens
the junior partner, Is believed to have
Impaired confidence in the house
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
II EHAHCEKY,
NEW CAsTLh COUrTi, S.
cause of Partition.
Rcuel Heislsr.
~.
Rehecca S. Heisler
NJ nj

OF. al
In pursuance OF an order OF the Chancellor
In tine above cause made at Chambers, on the
Second dag of July. 1875. AL pereons hav-
ing any liens sgainst the interest or estate of
Reuel Heisler, Rebecca 8. Hetsler, BarzillsT
R Heisler.. Henry LawrenR and Marietta
Francis ". Heisler, or either OF them. In the
lands and premises to which said cause re-
lates, are hereby notified to Gle q partition
setting forth the nature and amount Of the
Gerry for New Castle County, ten days before
the first Monday In September, A. D., 1878,
and 10 appear and prove safu lien or lions Of
the ensuing term OF the court before the
Ring Of the Court on the third day OF the
term, CHAH b LORE
SAMI. NJ. HARRINGTON
Trustees,
Wilmington. Del. july ~ 1875. tosepts
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
Trouble Bre Ret-een England
and China,

LoEDoN, Aug. 81 1t Is reported
that complications have arisen between
the British and Chinese Governments,
and that a serious difficulty is immi-
nent.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-lIr. Wade, the
British Minister at Pekin, has asked
the Government to reinforce the B It.
ish troops In China, as, In his inter
course with the officials ut Pekin he
has been treated with studied inko eoce
The demands,which he has mac ef1r
compensation for the murder ofMagary
have been thwarted and treated with
contempt.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28

IsuB lC AnE.
VIII hn sold a. rulA> -aie a the rcHiicnoe
Of the subscri ,sr, near DuBonta station.
ChhstA a iiundrcd, on
TUESDAY. SEPT. TN. ISIS.
at i O'clock, r. VI.
The following personal property viz
One GERMANTOWN Wa. on near'y new, set ~
harness, Leariy new; wheelbarrow. sbuut
one utTc OF com IN tn grJun,i, pair OF b H.
Ftead-, b, DIS anu b ddl z. bureau, dining
table, wHsh rtands halt osen cane seat
ol airs, rock ng ,hais half dozen common
chairs Wheeler & ~ ilson Sewing Machine
ca pets looking glass, clock No Z cook
stove, larlor stove. earth and q eensware.
knives and 'o'ks, tubs, "urkets. about thirty
IAirs OF chic kens. and mum or vf tther arii
clcs The house is also ofc. ed for rent
TERM, n sums over S20 a credit OF
three morths Will lie given by purchaser CIV
ing bankablc note with m approved en-
dOrscr
augeed?twlt GEO. + wAKESHuT.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
Minnie p. Pelham. November Term, 1876.
rs SAls. Summons No. rs.
William Ii. Pc ham. Libel for Divorce.
New Castle County, IS:

New castle SountL, IS;
To the Sheriff Of New Castle County, greet
ing
to the Judges OF our Superior Court died IN
the oflce Of the Prothonotary OF the naid
Court in and for the County OF New Castle,
for the cause of complaint the elm alleged,
has made Application to our said Judges that
a decree may be pronounced diseolTIng the
marriage existing between the Petitiopar and
her husband, William IL. Pelham
We therefore command you ~ yo1 have
heretofore b. en- commanded lint you aum-
mon William Ii. Pelham, SO that he be and
appear before the eaid Judge. OF our raid
Superior Court at the next term thereof to To
held az Ncw Castle In and tor tho County OF
New Castle on Monday the twenty ninth day
of november next. to answer the allegations
Of the said Petition abd also to chow cause.
II any he has, why q decree Of tho eaid Court
should not be made dissolvirg the marriage
exi.ting Letveea him and the naid Petitioner
according TO the act OF hset mbly IN ouch case
mndo and provided. and also TO do and re
ceive what the said Court sEall thcn and
there caasideT concerning him In this tphalf
as to the Court shnll seem meet and consist.
ont with the p7oytsions OF the aaid act OF
Assembly, and have To1 then there thts " rit
witness the Hc norable Edward ".
,,,.S Gilpin fH3., at New Castle, tue
rfth daT OF Jpnc, A n, Eighteen
90 - huudIed and seventy Ave
CHARLES BE STEM.
ls:aei August 25, 1878. ProthoDota-y.
The above 1, true copy Of ais. Summon
a1gsi WI. II JAMESON. sherr
The daily gazette., 1875-08-28
ALEXANDER Il cTEPuENs AND
16E .tEyRC V5TF

L ~ a.
LEI .'EuRC VOTE.
A. q. Stephens thinks q runn,nc ea q,
independent candidate on the Georr,ie
gubernatorial ticket this fail. and tba
New York Herald thus nuddIes and 10
1oss the political complexion Of nv Ste.
pnsn platform. That journal says -
Inc Democrats have at least half do.
zon candidates, most Of them eninon+
pens and each with strong backing
Leading democratic are irving to ns,.
suade Mr.. Stephens of tho traek fnt ! a
pas a nlnd OF his cwr. ho will tablv
90 as be likes. He wouli certainly noIl
Q large part Of the colorei vote in ths
State. would be elected by O great ma
Lofty ana make en- excellent Govern.
Mr. Stephens is evidently a yyell.nss,
ing nan, but Of late has become shstc
politically. He has G very erava nhi;.,
quify OF political vision and Dam oc,.o. !.
over the country, OF the old Ronrho,,
ssamp especially, are not ut all In ha r,r ~
ny WIN The gentleman. We csnfess ~
cannot see, II there 10 to be q regnler n
mocranc nomination, why Mr.. Stenh az
uesires 10 split up the party by rnrn;n1 .
on hls own hook, Further, we excae3
ngiy oisnkA the negro vote.seet inc
wnicn the Herald iuferentially chareas
M. stephens with. 1t that Rsntiensor
expects on desires, or is indebted to tha
negro vote for his election as a "Darn oe
crat." bis Democracy il AZ peho-
character. and viii never adyancaf fieas gus
prospeiity OF his state or te i ,n,ba snp d
vancement of the interests of Tn. ns,ion e a
at large. the Southern psmac,aor
cannot msp on to victory without ~
regro vote, God help them. for tSev ~. s,
tainly need His help.-Day Bool. VT