davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-17

HahaA Manner unc Srausn werpen teSt , ere
OWV lanat far unfere nsuen @pibfeeern,
6ilesr. Rdbfeiee, 4%sinsnfaben unn 8d,reibpa,
pter: @soAe @tnnabmtn NIT 1tdbcrbelt ae.
rnddbt. Wan i&rsibe fefert um GireuIars en- .. e.
@Hsrnsp. publtftn, gsnssrb, r.. q. lgD4nL
, 1876-06-17
S~6arlabfieber, DDptberia,
Nduher 6al&.
Die ein5iee pplntehniibe SauS=
Sdbule.
ct. Clemens san. Guicot 0itp. mi

81. 0IemenS paI, NIIleot NifD, Wtt.
Sn GDlge Der Yersr6Berun9 fnb fiinf 9labe pffen.
Dian beiperbe fih iofort oarum. Die 0rabuirten
itehrn bod. Sur erFer &laiie 3naben .perben aufse=
norImen. Bier Gourie: Glalfid, 2iberal, Bihens
ibaftlida unb Commercial. War ibite cine Briei.
m rte an bic Directoren fiir ben 0eesuniat.G atalos.
1M4lihi m 10
, 1876-06-17

Spiseuee binise
%onss, SngenOi6riiten
Unto &onauc
anh Sn BADEN N alien reutf6en
Suhbanbluneen lit Den
Seretvigtea Gtaaten unO Gauaoc.
GEjGblangen DOn WufdD ytsrtB.
in bubi@e Bappbeds1 anti Ruslin.Rndsn
gebunben g rs Gents.
Das gfannre6t.
Die GeporfirteN>
Die MnSrpdneerer HdaJ MTitfs
gbnsicer Mnb @eieer. .
0laruS unb Maria.
Srann pgn S%bmburs.
lnredt e5nt seestbcf nt.bt
Die G%rfIneuns bee Norselaas.
Die D~rotmntter.
Sis aoi." naasStt ."' Ser Be-" s Iu1 samarit,s.
in einem 8anb.
Die Batfe, ODER rim. CUTE sbat Nro.t oft out Sro,a
Sobanna, oeer eurd wadbt sum etebt.
Der arrne @oftfrtef.
Der &6nis unb Der Meiner.
Cas &lseblatt. Drei Gsiti4tea. !. Der trslt
Siener, @. Der pai1tr unc fe;u Spbn. 3. Die
D~faumenm1nn-x.
Die @~n6su6s,lbr.
Saeob nnn feline 36bne.
@r3dblungen bor Gaiparius.
Sn biibide YappbedeI nit Musliua8iidsp
gebunoen q IS Gents.
@ef61fdbten aus nem GpefNart.
per Gd,ulmeiHer unt fein Gpbn.
etrafbnre awf Der Ga,ana.
Solsgei6idttn,
in eabf4e Rappbedel NIT WusIiHsRa6sn
g%ebunben q % Gents
0ee 3fSesrder, bon Glaabre4t.
9dbredensfabrs.
Die &tumme s0n @ortfef. bon 0Iaubrsht. uno
Scbdnn Don 3ephen, Der propbe BON
Robert 6ereer. 3uiammen In sinem Bud.
0sfd9td9tsn bee wfarrers oiebentifh. Bon
@aebtlaser In 0rauaba. Bon Sr. sprbtn. nnh
3annbanlee. Bon Norbsrt 6irte. 3utammsH in
einetu .Nanh.
Yaetfer Gdusent@fs. nns
smmYaet SasabHnsns. Xuiammsw IN ssnsm
@aue.
, 1876-06-17
Ser Worb , gmrritaniide 9oImeidt,

Ser Norb , Mmrritaniide 9oImeti6tf
unO
i'nfth,bare Mdtbseber
fir G%inipanoerer unb Gin~aetuanbsrtt.
sntbdIt zine fasi seiasts anO fiji s.osrmaun osrfahs.
Ii&e
,.Grammatif Der euelti1en Spra6s
nsbft AnIsitnnS in furser set
ebns sebEer tuslti6 fpredben Hne idrstksn in
lefnehs
auBeroem rae
pUHhdnbtse Nv% ,iammIuna
Bon Brisj.n, gtf@nunsen, C-~snnseu, gpntrsssc.
A3e4ieln. WntpetiuHgea, 3eturess q urpueen.
Gei&6ftsfdrten x.
G%iebeu3ebnte Mnhass.
a~ssppbsisl ssbuuosn, so Gents, init 9essr s,uas.
60 Gents.
Sic Gpnltitntion Der Yer. gf1aten,
nsot ertd,terdr8en uno sti6ihtIider &tnlsttunS
Sur ~ip.,ieu.n Benusune fHr
Vinnanoerer unb Sbuteu.
Ssarbsitsi bon Sulius petz.
1rite Anfase. q
@ebthte
BON
2nbtpiN Mblanb.
s7s ssii.n soO. bru'@irt. Moo. GIsssut ~ssbsns's
NIT VsIesrefinng, S1.50.
Ser atntrifmaiite. gaitetensg Gder
ober
5nffructiDe Mnp eifuns
iur Mnfrtisuus aner Arten
Yafteten, Gorteu unb gierrabme,
bolt & ito Srisbri1, praftiiter paitetsu . Haan
NretS rs Gents.
, 1876-06-17
Giniqe oute Gtimoe F:

1.-Gine msae arRnsana sraneItA e0sae4
unb seidert bur& Tatent.
S.-Ma1t einen poIItomrnenen 2adse04,
slein auf btiosn Geiten. an alien Irten bon stotv~.
3.-aauft lei9t. ianit. asrduIdlos unb rai&-bsEs
g Combination bon GisenIbaIten.
4.-Dauerbaft-Iaaft brs lan obne Nepa'
%vaturen.
5.-gerrt&tet allie Nrten BON Arbstt
uno Janep Idbtreieu III elmer u~oraislihengDetis.
6.-Sft fir ben Irb.iter iebr Ietbt3u bans'
babeu. Die 1Guse her glide fam ~rssalirt tperoen.
ipGbrsnb Die Melbine I'M Gan9s III, unb bieie fam
nit .,nem Ifaosn perisben losrrtn, pbne bob oerleIbs
oGr9 9bder gu 8ebeH hat.
s.-plan eini q d, finurei&, elegant, tnoem
Der Std, obne Den Gebrauh ppn Cog 98beel Geays.
Rotarn Cams uno Gspsr Nrns formirt piro. Dat ben
Automatic , Geeb, pelbsr ell sIet%'
maBise 2dnse bes Sttdes bel ir8tnb
elmer Geihmtmbtsfsit ibert. bat unlereu
neuen 5breao GoutrolIer. ,uelter cine 9letu'
mGBise 8eipesuns Der NeeDle.Sar trlanbt uno eInsr
Bertesuns hes j abtns perbeuat.
So oni!ruetipn d u Berfi~r9fatti une rsu.
ennet. SIT i~abrijirt bon ben ssiAidteHsn sas
erfabrenfen Mrbeitern In Der berhbmIsn
Remington Mrmprp. Snon. v. D. philadelphia
Office: $40 Gbctnmt Giraffe. 9Df7ppI
, 1876-06-17

WtLicne, DON Ndern
@rgiebigiten Tarmbobeus..
in Webra8fa E@ -
Sett iebr bilig 81 ~berfaafeu !! lM
10 SABRE @rebtt, SntereHen nur 6 WrSs.
et&u tgampblsssmK xartsn Der Diff iittusstt
erattS iberfenbtt.
THE PIONEER,
stn babin ~taufrirtes Sournal, weltss tas fstmftafts
@efee egtbalt. rtrb mad alien a~Delttpetlt spSf.
iaubt. &treiHre;
.. 9. Dapts,
9~ans-sDhmlfFpner u. .. @. a..
Omaha @et.
, 1876-06-17
6ti1nQth rtub Treube.

Rornane unb gridbluuseu in sroB SIS. Ber.
mot elegant brohlrt.
QreIs ore Eanb 50 0entS. 0ebnnhen In eeims
wane vrp tane Is GsrsS.
, 1876-06-17
ANAUTH,
q KUEHNE.
3 k 6efd1 aft,
AIS broadway,
NEW YORK.

Ees&fsI sMf Hsbs as 800 sn Bsssatsnosrsn Gtdsts
In Qurspa. ..t.
osIb'nus,ablunsen sarA bic NoASmtsr iopie per
Gelssrapb nod alien DIassn In Deuti&Ions,
osHsrrsi&, Der e&ssit bsuans. Ddnsmart, e&ue'
ssn sns Norwsosw. BEN 9msfxnssrn trd las baus
ssliefrs.
0rshtt'B rtefs iHr Retitnss CUR Dsnutuns In auss
erSBtrsn etabten Der altsn meIt. ,
@Infafaruns bon 9rbfb aftsn uns Usrsernnssx
isber Art In aqen IIdssn Guropa's.
DerfHtHuns ssx 0ltern ans pa6etex maA
0uropa.
nsr,sauns an,smmsnbr sitter In Rem Bort. uxs
msiterbsfbrSruns s~srisIbsn mad benz 5nIanSs.
eurssSifAss 0slb susr art sssauft sns ssrtssft
, 1876-04-01

HE IINA9*
AppREsB III TIT: CIrlzEAH' ASSOCIATION.
Tho following addrGas, setting forth tho i'm
pott.nco OF tho town meetings to be hold Tues
tny, haa Just bosn Issued by tho Cltlzons' Asao-
ciatlou:
TAx.faTEas, ATTENTION
Tbs Cil!zcns Association OF tho City Of Chicago beg
leave to cal! thu attention Of I'll pFopertyoxness sna
In day Of April test.
Ea sn s4 @ nnss ss It. s; ~ Sss
s F II Sy e ss 9 !. hs
sssss tSy seps'sa, 10 e E,s;a: '9sa
Town Meeting. Tic loyal yotcza present u tho plkeo
Of meeting may select such Moderator between and
o'cloes III tho morning said 4th dAy Of April and
Tic lt1soa no Ecleetol W4 preside 1t such meeting.
Suu cannut fail tu tts tho necessity for being pteseo
promptly ut ocluc! Ia sufficient numbers te control
vicious clement Which may 10 there 10 rob Jou Of YOUR
j. addition to tha ,ote fixing she sznonn. to ,.
ratneu fur Town pur,osea, tue electors will during tho
Asa4sor. aul Collector aud Of hess tha raost,m.
compensation taken by such olcsr from tho tosn
revcuuca however considerable In amunnt constitutes
but AZ ln.sn,aesn. fraet'oa q The WI .hieh he
may 3nAlct By ignorant. reckless. or dishonest
ins!osotuco. largely overyaluo tho property. Of
or ho may. for = confederation, grcaty nadsrsa!uu
to property Of others But whcre this over OF under
on. ss ss.s 0 g eops
i Kreas sud grcrous wrcng, III somo Instances
amounting 10 teafl ,ler dus proportion o' 'aa pub
III now pretty well s.ssa that tho people Of coet
County vii! dispense With townAhtp organisation IL A. 70
nd Oullectors w bs rsuroA from ouco before thcy
will hsyo much opportunity 70 aeeee tha 1okn ueasa-
MI 20 disposed; but tho satrs rsTeaasa for ssas''
, 1876-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

u 1s Editor ef Tbs Caaeaeo Tribune:
CH1cAuo, March 81.-1n your tsaue Of to-day
It il stated that one ". II. Phelps, In public
speooh, gave utte1anco to tho statement that
"Ald. Cullorton had beon to Eco htm. and Offer
I'd to run the pnmtsiea In tho Flftoopth Ward In
favor Of Stout aud Aabr."
In reply to this assertion. doasra to say /.
That mn unacquAsuted with the fellor Phclps.
q That tho statement, II ho msdc 1t. IL N uu-
qualified fnlsolood. .. That neyer made such
IN offer to any person. 4. That have not .n-
tereBsod myself in tho election Of any person or
po1sons 70 office A. tho coming election.
Who this fellow Phelps is, haven't tho re-
motest conception and any statement by
him, that ho has hold any consultation OF CON-
uunication With ME. upon my subject Wh1tao-
oyor, is IN unqualified lie. Respectfully,
Z. +. CULLERrcH.
cTTT oFF1CEnH.
Among tho candidates for City Attorney, noA
mentioned In yesterdays TalnrHE. Is john @.
Barker, who has Represented tho North Side In
t4e Legislature TOT tho last two yeara. III oon-
neotion with the Office Of City Clerk. tho uapae Of
Gen. G. 4. uotchkits has recently besn HuK-
gested In uluy quarters. Ills familiarity with
Tho duties Of the place, which ho llokl for four
yoafs. will bo apt 10 secure for him tho yotoa Of
many OF tho unpladged delegates to the CouTen'
tfuu,
, 1876-04-01
NORTH CHICAGO.

Tlo Democratic Town Convention for North
ctts.us .r.s ,.s,, .aa,..,s ..sa.s.. -. ~ ~
oAleaso "ao ne'a fo"sotuhy nt,ctnvon A. No. ~
south tl"f9 htleot' den' Leib called the BODY
to order, and Mr. ]. q. Eaughsn WAS elected
gecro,ar, O
1,....'
During tho absence Of tho COMMITTEES On ufe-
dontials, Gou. Iieb was loudly ca1lcd On for
spoeen o nssponasa n n'yns tns
.s;.,or 1,oT4,,,,;,ars no,,os-s,. ..o,,,5 sr,,
uel.pos nel'uo.'sana avt u.mos'A's ~oma SUI
port any but tho very nsst mon. No" WAS the
tho parsv," aud 70 tako m mon who did not ask
for of3,o la r,~n . sratc,, ~ m, ,t+omn+ IN
orso v's,e T., Insnos,d,ct non,;n, oot ~
inr Il thc county Eourt- room and secascd tha
A'eP y i,c1onsv a slao sdyocatod tho manhattan
NJ mi md Cood tic1.ct and nrodicted enccrna
r. ~ "'' "''" eeN~
'ot ill., H. . .on,,rh.t teoo.bv .b,.,c. III, com.
natno on 1.o.isn.is,a rss,,rnca mi rcnort.d III
rns.cr ~ ~ IN Gonvent,nn TIero he,nr tro del.
.r.ia,,a fro1, ~ E.vnn+conth WIZ .inrtz
md mino1ity reports wnro submi,ted. Tho roe.
,,is- .toior.t;nn hon.n1 h. n na3or;t.. ~ IT..
Gon,mtttnr warc acrcntad and TN wbn1e m.
nort a,loptca.
,r1,n tornr,rv ,r,,,,z,+,or xv.x thsn rra5.
,.-a'.noat ~ .spe'"'5 o'e1A'A@eA "~s '0s
-,,r xovr.r1ov.
Tho Convention ,hcn nrococ1ca In III. a.,ro,
+5on ~, csri;,datna Enr Asscsaor Michss INV
an,t Et,-anoo # ns,r narc n.oaantaI A. ~
formal bailot WA had. witt tbs following result
ngnr AZ. Drfrv ff,
~. nn,n1Inn 1}rn ~ Mr. nv.r v.. th,n m,ac
bv reclamation. ~ ~ '''~No
W - Wn1I"otn- TIM ,,,,,, ~ o.o,.o E,.-r
enl IL M e SohwoisstSsl1 ,I wnrc nresentei Toioe,.
;nn Ia thn resnlt oF th, INFORMAL h.iInt :. En--
e y sehresathsii es ~ ~ fo.mai u3 h.iot ~ -
thn ,sttcr tae tha nomination bv 81 t. ia. Sa''
o'na =; HnarssnH Fdwu Hn Tone p.t,;a .f
Loftus end Georee Dayues, Following i the
, 1876-04-01
TOWN ELECTIONS.

Ths Republican Campaign COMMITTEES Of tho
West Town Of Chicago mot yesterday morning
1t Room i, No. 113 West Madison street. There
wero present Gen. J. 3. Noyuolds, Justtco A. l..
Morrison, Jacob Gross, n. Michaiakt,. Z. D.
Moore, and 4, J. Eivig.
On motion Of Mr. Morrison, the Committee
was organized by tho election Of Gen. Reynolds
aa Chairman md hlr. Moore a. Secretary.
Mr. Morrison eatd that ho considered tho
principal matter 10 DO looked after In The town
election wan to organize tbs wartls 30 that thero
would bo competent and Trustworthy eot Of
men ut oach polling-plaoe to soo that tho Totos
cast Nout Into tho boz; aud not only that but
to make suro that they cssno out again whon
tho count Was made. The tattor part OF the
ceremony was what governed the election, aud
II was therefore Of vital Importance 10 sec that
the votes de1,oa,tod stayed in tho box aud camo
out Ut the proper timo. Tho Twelfth ward
Club had appointed i committee to look after
thia u,attor, aud he wanted to hear from tho
liz EiylC, from tho Tous.oenth Ward, said that
the Club from bis ward would hayc meeting Fri
day eyoulne to consider tho subject and appoint
IL. Malaou. from tho Eighth Ward. reported
tue organization Of body OF men foF tue pfes'
etyhti0n of the purity Of tho ha!Iot'oox Ill h'a'
On On motion. the following gentlemen nero add
ed to tho Committed: Clria Maafet' G'ehta
Ward; Chris Tcetuaeyes. sixth WaEd; y. No
flr.th' Beyeuth Ward, Mr. KakuAka, Sixth
"aiM, Thc COMMITTEES then entered into discussion
10 who're ana xs shu ~ %
tne most good, pondlng which N AdJournmeut
Mas had until o'clock this morning.
AorTu B1bE.
Tim South Town members of the Cook County
Republican Central Committee mot yesterday
.frorronn in UcpublicAu hrkduuArteS9, and rQu-
, 1876-04-01

regarded lbs city ~ IN = dsplorabts condition.
Ths Tfoasury VAS depleted, and hs WA tired of
hearing Of sorno ono golng, to Ner York every
weok to borrow money to kacp tho schools Of
ssesMa ~ M h "ad rou 10 appasa sp aay .D III or H. t.
public ~ ho would 10 lila own private business.
Ife had no desire for tho Office, but would guar
nntco that no ono who voted for him would over
hnEo cauae to regret II On account Of any OF h!B
Official acts. fApplauso.1
OPPOSED TO Fn1hAnlEa.
Nr. Willing introduced tho following feao1u-
tlons. which were adopted
Gesoiusd, That opposed ia tbe syste1n Of pri
sourcs Of great political corruption, aud .te veil
aaspted e rroyent n open; fiji aud frank anter.
ehanEs OF Thought AZ 10 tho character and intelligence
R.sootd, Ti.t ss Viii not aubmis the names Of ths
I*r.ona thla night aelected for Aldermen 70 10 soted
II lilo primary election announced for Wednesday
n'rn! Ut seh candidates at primary elac..ou c1n add
for their Iug caudjdat4 than the credentials
they now posseas from us.
n!msry o.etn, IL IT, "e @ ns ihna depseea sush
Committee has can primary election for the ctoca
Of deie8s,ea % tho forthcoming City Convention and
o'r dciegsca 10 sne Conrenttnp tha. wo will for this
time submit 10 surh primary -ec,iun. And for the
pufoso of concentrating cur influence in tbs selec
Heso',sd. Further .hat committee Of n,o person.
10 aoW appointed to sslsct Ian delegates To aei City
Convention aud report the 10 thls meeting fortu
with.
Gen. Chettatn, @. n. Cotb!u, Juap Rumsev. F.
Hc,do, aud Mr. Fc!Rch. wose appointed the Com
ntt.ee. who reported ~ fol1owB: Z. G. Larnod,
Adotph Gorge, Janos A. Kirk. F. Heldo, A. l..
Chetisso. ". b. l1oughtell!ng, HcurJ Laubcn-
heimor, Jacob uart, Il. n. Mann, and o. ".
Fuller.
Fur BuslNrss.
Tho following were appointed committee to
attend tho polls On the morning Of tho election,
to 900 to tho huucintuCpt of Moderator. tho
printing Of tickots, etc. +. c. Larned. 1saao
N. Arnold, II. j. Willing. and McGrogor Adams.
On motion Of Z. G. Lnrned, tho Executive
Committee was requested to urge upon the Ro-
publican Genital Comnlittno to withdraw its
order providing for holding primary election
for Aldermen in tho ward. aod tho Meeting al-
5ousncd to Reaemblo at tho polls Tuosdsy mo1n-
ing for service at tito town election.
, 1876-04-01
POLITICAL
James Kirk and Jacob Boser Nom
mated az Aldermen In tho
Eighteenth Ward.
Large Meeting at Turner-Hall
Speeches by: Collyer
and Chamberlain.
The Democrats Put Up
q North Town
Ticket.
The Citizens Association on
the Subject of Town
Meetings.
Meetings in the Sixth, Seven
teenth, and Other
Wards.
The Question Of Expedienoy as
Affecting the Guberna-
torial Race.
TO Mako All Safe for a Republican
Victory Washburne 1Inst
BE Nominated.
Is Ben BriBtow a Good Enough Re-
publican to Trust with
the Presidenoy2
An Illinois Man Gives an Emphatic an
sWer in the Affirmative.
TO Mako All Safe for q Republican
Victory IVashburne 1Iust
BE Nominated.
Is Ben Bristow a Good Enough Re-
publican to Trust with
the Presidenoy2
An Illinois Man Gives an Emphatic An
sWer In the Affirmative.


r,cu-cru-u ,,,,Do .,cr1.nu
Et0H eEN ~ WAHD aLOEhHENs
TIE a1Fo''Ae1Ss .,soa nosnSAE9 a JACOB 1o8ka AND
JAMES 3 h1hK'
4 large and enthusiastic meeting OF Tho Re-
publicanB Of the Eighteenth Ward wAs held ut
Iurner-Hal last evening" at tho call Of tho Ward
Club. 4 more rosnsctablo or roprosontatIye
nody never assembled on tlte North s'do. n. H.
Ponco naa called upon to preside, and Mr. Har-
pei did tho duttes of Secretary.
Upon taking tho chnir b1r. Ponce briefly stated
49, st,1.at ~ ~ .,.tsa,I-. ,.ht.,, -, s
tue object OF tho sather'ng' which "na to hear
fopoft8 from committees. appoint delegates
to tho City Convention, aud nominate
candldates to reprosont tic ward in the CITY
ror,c,t t3o ,5dod thn. +ho c,,b s,d rooo,voa
~ 49, ~. aa~a-tar. ..s .,s4 T. .-or,.. 49,
~ ~, nsAo "" uoss1 su.o, aAa .aa' ~ "oa' ueaf
all campaign expenses rhther than tbat tho can
didatea should. tnasmuch as tho Offices to be
filed had no salaries attachoa to tborn,
.,d T,a,srro- - ~ ss ..ss 49, Sssaa.,oa
~" t.'ne"tos''o A4A s1enncS' "ae tue 1ecops'oo
OF tne report o1 committee appointed TO ea8-
gest list OF nau1oa from which candidates fot
Antioip,.ing Tho .spozt, tho Chairmsn conn
S.s .t .,.o,,,., - =. ....,.n H.. .,.....,t A..
oo'oo '4o I'eeS ~ -. " e.4oo 'Ao steao' VIC,
otetion, and SAD taat sno names 70 10 presented
ward. and whoever vas aolccted would DO do.
mandcd to so1yc md no oxcuaou would bo &C.
coptoi.
TUE REV. ,1n. 'oHAMpEn,.A1s,
being called for, said 10 felt deep interest In
securing honest men ~ tho repEoBontatlycs OF
tho ward tn tho Common Council. While ho
could not bo called upon to do aoryico a. Alder
man, "a . minister nf the Gospel ho could act
~ chaplain, and Rivo spiritual ndsics,
which waa. In eneot that tho hest mon should
DO put forward for tho Office Of Aldermen. Tho
Office waa very important aud tho iaauo involved
vas . lifo-long ono. and nover would 30 Settled
until tho City dosornmont vas P5aocd In tho
hands OF It's peat ckizons. Ho closed by urging
upon the McGtthR tuo necessity or everybody
going to tho polls and voting for good mon,
which no said would result In fastening tho
dawn Of tho millennium.
Ftfts ttF Hrr rFFyH1rf mr. fX%r+t7
, 1876-04-01
CIGARS,
$1.OOOREWARD

unprtncipled psrties having represented that we
hsto moro Than ouo prico for our PUNCH brand os
U&xrs tbs sboys reward IL offered 10 any lEfson pro-
senta8 bill from house at other than our Atart-
ard price, leatdsnt Agents wanted. Send for sample.
Large postert printed With sgeath name FREQ.
EAN81LI. d. OIIANDLElt. Manufacturers,
- u Wsbtsh-AY., po1aeF 1Als-sk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
The October Elections.

(;rorria and Colorado have led off in the
a. elton, Of The month. The former has
.,amc democratic by IN immense majority
Of course. This i Just what has been ex-
p..,rd-a"> solid South for the democrats
Tl.~ election in Colorado is the first held
~. ', is that the republic ms have nude
,rrc gains there and have succeeded by
nd working minority.
NrNt TUESDAY Ohio, Indiana and West
Virginia vote, and the result i, awaited by
l.n3h parties with much anxiety. Ohio WAS
,,rird bv the republican,, last year by
.,h mt 1000 majority, when Hayes defeated
william Allen The democrats have been
: yly wol king against the candidate who
Ii .,l- the republican state ticket, explain
inr among the Germ,ns that he was an
aljra temperance man and 50 hoping to
overthrow the leading candidate Of the re-
lublican~ and thus be able to claim Il vie
tory. Ii is now claimed that their still
hunt has been broken mp and the republic
In lnAlna the contest is much more
doubtful Harrison, the republican can
didr:c for governor, ani Il grandson OF
' Oh Tippocanoc.N is very popular. but
the .rccnback detection is such rs to en-
danger his election. We should not be
1T all surprised to hear next week that
Blue Jeans Williams, the democratic can
didttc, is elected. At any rate, should
Harrison be elected the presidential cam
ptign is settled before hand in favor Of
Hayes. Should the democrats succeed in |
Indiana, the great battle ground must be
New York.
Th" uncertainty and expected closcnc>~
Of these elections show that hc November
contest j. just now Il doubtful one 10 make
prophccie, upon, but Is Hayes said last
fall - the republicans have Il good fighting
chance to win.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
Legislature Of Vermont.
SENATE.
MONTPELIER, Oct. I. 1876.

MONTPELIER, Oct 4. 1876.
The Senators elect assembled in the
senate Chamber at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. anC
we're called to order by Lieutenant Govern
OF Lyman G. Ilinckley.
Reading of the Scripture, and PRAYER by
Rev. j. c. Iloughtrn
The roll was called by the Secretary, and
al the Senators answered to their names
and took the oath of office
Resolution 10y Mr.. Cushman, that the
rules of 1874 be adopted as the rules of tn q
senate till hers are adopted. Adopted
The President nominated, and the Sen
lte confirmed the following senators as
the committee on the part Of the Senate to
canvass The votes for Governor, Licutcn-
tntGovcrnor and Treasurer:
VIZ Ma-a c"y Ma Erie; benrintn r'@ t
temdcn county. Mr.. Huntingdon: Essex county, Mr
Nr LAnd?n: LalnoiIIr county Mr. Whetlock: Craig:
S NF 6 Ify r 2r atPsp cop W.T. MF
Mr. Iiirhardson: Wlndhtm county. Mr.. Waterman
"lud,"r county Mr. Whltcomb,
Joint resolution by Mr. seymour. that
the Joint rules of the last session be the
Joint rules of this session till other, are
adopted. Adopted on the part of the SEN
ate
Resolution, by Mr.. Sowlcs. that the Sec
etnry inform the House that a quorum OF
the Senate has assembled, and is ready to
proceed TO business. Adopted.
Resolution, hy Mr. Guild, that the Sec
retary be directed to furnish each senator
and officer of the Senate with two daily
papers during the session. Adopted.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04
The Vermont Dairymen's Association.
EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING.

The eighth annual meeting of the Yer
mont Dairymen's Association for the cleo
ton of officers and the transaction of bus
ines, will be held in the Agricultural
| Committee room of the Capitol at Mont.
pelier, on Wednesday, October 18th, 1876
at t o'clock P. NJ. Y. \. Willard, A. NJ.
President of the New York State Dairy
| mems Association and Board of Trade
will deliver the annual address at y
o'clock, L. NJ.
ful attendance is most earnestly desired busi-
nltnra Interests If the state longer questioned
ldices run counter it Though much restricted II
of Fl far IT f ns in
lion t. the money expended it than any othe
within our very vide acInantance This is not
Ass oriation was never broader than a the presen
w"d sustain orr old ts ra ah pr an
ing State t" the markets and the people of the world
seven greater than at any former period.
The business Of daryinz is in transition state The
drd has drawn r t" rot when the a has e a.
9,e1pe of the w,rl-not only to thoia Who pro- re,
arEe class Of speculative characters who in the ac
M for syt their r" %n and
Sonal interests Appearances now indicate that more
dairynr viii be developed in the next ten Years thar
th now kn"wn This VIII not be limited
the products but will extend to the details taye
to the arT 4 f,alt 1Ts N
b nf we nl and the effects Of ,arous practices i
there's ,51 1, and nnfonnded suspicious,
have spared pains to the very best assistance
IT, rr meerinss ah we have ben able BY
prevalent theories Many vagn" ornions have beer
nrarti'es have been much modified and improved
it at every point the need Of more positive knowl
at experiments conducted on a practical scale has
Si"ns have been founded unnn stciet absolute
aoms o. '' e. hstahlsh nrinc.s # pursued III
sons apparently favoraby suited for CONDUCTING ex
rs not favorable to such eff rts They have no
me ,Ini, the N ans the plt"nc" or the training
they prefer 10 accept the testimony the veri 's
forts to elicit nformaton r any and body a
| ury farm completely st ckel and equipped urorl
and s Tart t n IN w o.
n,! be- iirly supposed to have in it mollrun Of
, ~ IN state such farm NAV at the present
and 7 wsr ara hrd for and sio@ sr
~ + NFn N, ,nany timrS ~ est every year There
to qlai-h 1"h am AN ina S. 3if" r
III next year when somebody else will have stolen tn,
.a , Us lhnr" ar th11s1Ga ma IN tie
Nv sI, r XIV, a az, Wn" can better AFT I'd
lrory forwAri WITH til" work S'''''' NOV
er!nout has prestige DAIRY S;ate winch alik,
r Interest AID her duty to sustain lodo THIS demands
I her every effort she Capable OF putting forth A,
M t,r, N thr al t!Ts Of hr ria snSl,
the h All Of tn" column OF Kindred institutions Al
- tn' column that fact i t,t aud appreciated. and
th lNt rh " tf ruT p,ryn iA.7a'
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