Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-05-26
Political Jottings.

nhNifhNh NfRN'AANNi 'fNNtNls
TmHrY members Of the Dominion rarla.
ment have been unseated 10y the political
trials.
UNDER democratic fl1e, Connecticut IN
creased her deb. one hundred thousand dol
lars last year.
Tur indianapolis journal wants to know
if there is no way to forgive rebels, except
by clectng them to Office.
Too much federal oflce.holder, the Balt-
more american fears, will be liable 10 spoil
the broth of the Republican party.
Tnr Republican press Of Ohio is nearly
unanimous in advocating the placing Of an
anti-third term plank in the platform Of the
next state convention.
TnE Kentucky democracy doesn't seem to
have nominated many Union officers to posi-
lions on its ticket II that bloody chasm is
TO be filed up, oughtn't the democracy to IN
its side2
A WESTERN paper says that Cassius NJ
Clay is allowed 10 stump Kentucky for The
u'Ni"Nl"''i '''"ua' 'ii' "''J''iNl va Hi' ldil
in that state is TOO large CasF'us will whit
tie it down.
The Worcester SPY says that Mr. lIoar
agrees with MI Wheeler that iho Louisiana
conservatives have not violated the spirit of
/ the compromise ia their action which gave
seats in the House to four more democrats.
An Indignation mass meeting will be held
in Manchester, y. H., this evening, to cx-
press the public sentiment Of The Illegal
course Of the Governor aud Council Others,
probably, will he held in different parts Of
the state.
Tur New York custom house "a proving
a rich mine Of corruption. The capture Of
Lawrence the great 'Iaugsler has lei to iu-
''re'nns developments OF Official conn''ance
Wlun revenue lrauus' ana 10 appears that
SECRETARY p''''o" Is gong 10 gee no" Tar
''''S ''''"'''S 'A''l'u''
The Boston ddrer'no Thinks That the pros
pcct now Is that long before the nation
gets through celebrating the anniversaries
Of the Revolution, there will be such a reyi-
val OF pa'fionc sentiment ln every section OF
"" Country '""' ,"e "niinosil'e' oi ''' ei'l'
war VIII DE l''''''a'iy ''o'''u Out
\ GENERAL removal OF revenue officers
suspected OF implication ia the whiskey
frauds will be made tn few days, or as soon
as the Internal Revenue Bureau can obtain
the names Of honest men to take their
places In ALL about sixty removals viii Joe
made chiefly gaugers and storekecrers.
TuE Cleveland Leade- thinks It is rradu-
ANY da"ning upon the minds Of the inia-
ton philosophers OF tins country that the
sooner our finances reach stage at which a
dollar IN Sew York OF Cleveland VIII be
worth dollar no San Francisco or London
the better 1t VIII De Tor all parties concerned.
A BILL just introduced in the Connecticut
legislature provides that the state comptroller
shall contract for Communication tickets ou
railways for every member of the Legislature
to and from the capital land his home station,
at the lowest regular rates of fine several
companies the whole expense To- be borneb y
the state
STATISTICS Of the Connecticut legislature
show that that body is composed of one huu-
drel and seven farmers thity-thrce manu-
iacturers, twcuiy-eight merchants eleven
lawyers, seven physicians, four bankers aud
two clergyinen. besides those whose cailiugs
can IN no TWO cases be classified under a
single mead
WINS the motion was male in the ASSEM-
bly,, Friday evening, 70 call ap aud pass the
new excise bill which would practically or-
dain free trade in rum every democrat pres
ent voted an favor and every Republican,
save one against the motion. Aud yet, DE
democrats VIII beiound' Install urging tenn
peranee men to vote against Republicans
mus remarks the Rochester D.morrat
THERE are more than twenty contested
seats IN our next Congress- and The mass Of
evidence 20 DE- 'iIted 10y the oo'n-iittee 900
elections VIII be something appalling II the
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