Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-12-22

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l shall stand by the forms Of procedure 10
counting the electoral vote, aud shall not
DO party to any revolutionary or violent
measures. Ben Hill. 800 IL
We should be entirely willing TO leave the
present dispute To tho supreme court, and
should be content to abide by its judgment.
Ii we wanted TO assure the inauguration Of
President Hayes in such a way as to leave
the opposition without any plausible ground
for objection, we should call in the court. |
But to establish it as the national returning |
board involves great deal more than pres |
ont consequences, and is a step the wisdom |
Of which may be questioned.-ALbany Jour |
nal. =. .'.'' II
The Hon. William Il. Chandler writes
from Concord, NJ H., to the New York Tri.
bune to warn the northern people that the
democrats are preparing to inaugurate nn-
other rebellion and civil war rather than sub
nit to Hayes's Inauguration. w. f. is a
great discoverer. He discovered majorities
in Florida that did not exist, and now look
ing through the same glass that Zlchariah
uses, he diseerns the gathering of the war
cloud. Anything to get those cotton claims
through.-Boston Post. .l....... ....
We know that a good many republicans
look upon the action Of the Louisiana re-
ltosmst. : nnhI;o nrotsst ara;ns, IL Or viii
they silently accept party triumph by
traud2 IL the republican managers are sue.
cessful in carrying out their programme,
| what will the democrats do We can see
hnt ono courso Tnov must n,t;o,tIv sub.
NH and onnaal n the raonls A triumnb
hv fraud or nrco in n country WHARF mi.
versai sufFraoo nrevails will b. short livsi =
Bostoy Hor6yd fI,A ..
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Mr.. Hayes would make a president of very
different type from Gen. Grant. We have
} no doubt that the South would 90 as well
governed under him as under Mr.. Tlden.
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I another. Because the democratic party has
been all that we have described, and has
made for itself the record we have referred
!, have ius.ice done in Y. Tribune.
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tne nearer hayes ge.s 70 tue Pres'ue"''a'
! Gna,r' tue nearer greenoacAs Sc' " P''-
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: Rraooorts NAV buster and office. holders and
q ofic.'sep.kers NAV threaten. hut with these
,ha n.onIe have I;,tla svnr,,bv and NJ, not
e 1o'oe influenced oy them into adopting any
course wnicn WIN endanger tue government
or destroy Pnolc oonaience'-H l. 4ha"'
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i Mr. bennett OF tn' ,iera'u. report says,
e nas re'o'eu 70 10 goou--'na' % W say, NV
e Sensible man Bo,iou Trapeler.
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The abolition OF the religious test and the
striking out OF the word Protestant Wherever
1t occurs in the constitution OF New lamp
l. shire are changes which must commend them
have auy tolerance in their composition. The
idea of discriminating against those person,
u whose religious faith is not IN accord with
i professionalism is a relic of bypone bipotry
: and cannot be discarded too soon.-Bostc,
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s, The Board not only did not dare to dc
# their work in the LIGHT of day, thew refused
to do IL in the presence of a sinpls witness
- The aptecedeut character of the men con
n forms 10 their present practices. Gen. Sher
/ idau denounced the head of the Board as
Il noltroon and seoundrel. and he il consider
q ed the best man on in. Y. San.
l. IfMr. HAYES be elected. the South anG
i the democrats never will believe, and coulc
, hardly be expected TO believe, that he ha.
:, been fairly chosen. They will regard them
u" selves as the victims of a fraud LOndo,
Neps. .......
"Can democrats be bribed ?" asks the New
York Express. Those who noted the sud
m den change OF tho Express last June, from
" intense advocate can but have their suspi
'r cions.-B Boston Journal.
r. 80
is The prayers of man who would Paus
% over the charred bodies OF the Brooklyn hr'
. to ask what societies or parties they belong
IS. toned of in lob lots,-N, Y. Mai
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Gov, Chamberlain has FURNISHED the mos
., ample proof that he is no ordinary man
II That rogues aud the enc mics OF negro sui
a irage do not like him is decided commenda
ton. Ills life has been threatened ye