The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07
hen we loose our guess that

-" imaginary" then we loose our guess that
is all.
The letter Is a strange mixture of piety
and business, gossip and advice, sound
sense and excellent orthography, and we
regret that space will not allow us to re-
produce 1t full. We would, too, that we
could present 1t in fac simit, but that lie
impossible. II was written "Sabbath
" Evening" when all had "gone to Sabbath
School Concert and tells how 'ln the
"P NJ a Blind Man Preached 1t was wall
done considering but nothing Extra;"
that, as appears from the Record, "a do
" nation cum off Mr. - wus the Speaker
" but he trembled as wall as he Spoke But
MIR - was not afraid s. spoke wall u
d" distinctly TO Mrs - s. II went of wall
atho there was not Large crowd not
" oil of the Sosety but a very pleasant
time" II gives us the pleasing intelli
gence that "Mrs - Came to the Baptist
" church J day hope she did not Loose cast
"by the meanes." We truly hope 30 too,
and are very anxious to ascertain, whether
ladies' do Loose cast" In Brst,leboro by
only y day" of those ''meanes." MIR. -,
we are Informed, sis to Lead the Baptist
Choire Year 1t gos wall'-which we
are rejoiced to hear. The letter, after ad-
vising to avoid Especially the Fashinable
amusements of the day" closes as fol-
lows: 'to go anywhere where Christ 4
his apostles would not go if they were
here upon Earth iu Person cannot be
wright 50 it scenes to me & do nothing
(which You cant ask gods Blessing
"wrote You TO get good Faithful Watch.
"man to keep the Shop wan this leave
&" with You & all the other Business mat
"t1Is knowing You have good advisers in
" Business ycur unworthy j. Es,ey"
We have given enough of the letter tc
how that the sneers at Mr.. Estey's lack
Of education are based upon purely i'm
aeinary' foundation, and that he writes
az good letter as man needs to write. W.
insist That Jacob Estey is of all men III,
one fit man to be the centennial governor
| of Vermont. We insist that the people o.
Vermont should not be deprived of the in
estimable privilege, the great honor, of hav
ing Fast day proclamation warning thu
people of the dangers which "cum
of "cast;" advising them to avoit
the * Fashinable amusements o
Sosiety;" telling them it "cannot b
wright SO il scenes to me" 10 ihdulg
therein; and imploring "gods Blessing" OF
our good old state. With Jacob Estey a
governor We can have ell this. Withou
him, We shall he compelled to take u
with q governor who is SO much of foe
that he cannot spell word in more tina
one way.
Twenty ak years ago, in the fourth cor
gressional district of Mlchgan-which the
.mbraced more than quarter of the popr
alton and fully two-ihirds of the territor
If the s,ate--General Charles G. Hasca
was the democratic candidate for repre-
entativc in congress, and James l. Congo
eas the wing candidate. Hascall was
wealthy, generous, pubic-spirited either
md there was come four thousand demt
ratio majority in the district, but, in spit
Of this large majority, 10 spite of Hascall
many good qualities, Conger was electe
y an overwhelming majority, becau,
lascal would persist in spelling God wi,
! small 81" Republicans of Vernon
lont let US he as foolish as the democra
Michigan but let us show that we g
preciate originality and genius, and uni
"gtosdss Hyf eassHniIg:," and then we will be su
We are wright"