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Meeting and Fair at Grand
Isle.

The farmers Of Grand Isle held two
Gays meeting aud fair last week Tiers.
day, and by invitation, the Board of Ag.
ricuturc, Manufacturers and Mining met
with them. OF the board there were
present. Prof II. NJ. Seely, Of Middle
bury college secretary Of the board Col.
j. Il. Mead OF Randolph G. Horace
Hubbard, Spriogfcld G. :. Fasset, Inos
burgh G. e. Prinale Charlotte : A. r,
Smith, New Haven j H. Mead, West
Rutland, being all Of the board. except
Gov. Peek and President Buckbam. who
are ex-oilicio members. The meeting was
called to order by I. l.. Kinney, Esq, Of
South Hero, who was the presiding off
Ger through the several sessions. The
first session, Thursday afternoon. was oc.
cupied by papers by G. G. Pruglc aud
John ii. Mead the former reading his
excellent and instructive paper upon
Ergot or grain fungus tho latter his
able popor upon "Merino sheep breed
ing" Abstracts Of these papers having
been published, thoy are omitted in this
report.
Thursday evening, G. Horace Hub.
bard gave very interesting address upon
tho Grass crop" the same that has been
heretofore published MIR. Hubbard was
followed by A. T. Smith, who made an
eloquent aud torcible address upon mis-.
cellauecus farming in general occupy.
lug tue timo ard keeping the meeting in
humor uatil tho close at late hour
Friday morning, a. Chapman Of Middle
barry read a paper upon Morgan horses,
aud Col, Mead followed with few re.
marks confirming the views and positions
Of the speaker upon Morgan horses, and
then mads an able aud instructive address
upon "Education for Farmers" which
was received with great appreciation by
the audience.
The afternoon session was devoted to
the lecture OF Prof Sacly, upon Tho
Original Vermont p!ow," which was Do.
llyored to tho largest audience of the
meeting aud received by them with the
closest attention and marked approval
Friday evening, Mr. Fasset gave an
address upon Batter Dairying.' This
address was practical, ablo, and received
with interest upoA tho conclusion OF
which Mr.. Hubbard made soma remarks
thanking the people Of Grand Isle for
their attendance upon the meetings
! their interest and intention 10 the ad
dresses aud for their abundant and ex-
cellcnt hospitality to the members II the
board, as well as to all strangers present,
bounteous feast Of good things having
been provided for everyone from abroad
each day in the basement Of the church
at Grand I-lo. The show Of fruit wss
large aud OF excellent quality, although
the Islands have been suffering sadly
from drought the past season. The floral
display was 6uo and interesting. The
show Of vegetables was good, and the
show Of stock creliable, considering
the show vas al impromptu affair in ali
departments aud without the usual slim.
ulating effect Of premiums, Altogether
the show and meeting were both sue.
cess, and credtable to the people Of the
islaud
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bitten. For these reasons no question Of
locality OF Of sides OF the state has ever
beeen allowed to control tho choice Of
speaker The main question With every
house that we remember has been who
is the fittest mao to fill this chair and
between candidates equally honorable and
! fit as TO personal character to stand As the
figure head Of the general assembly. it il
the ouy question. These considerations,
which have permanent weight, have an
additional consequence 10 house com.
posed almost wholly Of new meu. and
which may, this year, choose to organize
with an inexperienced clcrk.
vi course Gov Stewart has nothing to
gain from the speak, rship. Having
thrice been speaker ln say nothing OF
his having filed thu chief executive chair
OF the stato--the honor IS nothing to him,
aud we persu@e he would prefer to avoid
the labor and responsibility Of the place.
Under the circumstances ne canBnt be
expected to "run' for the position, or to
permit his uamo to be taken into gen
eral scramble for it, But il il should
be rendered him with such reasonable
unanimity as ought to characterize the
action OF tho Republicans of the house, he
could and would not decline it. He
Is not the only man in the house that can
fill that chair but he is clearly the ct.
test man Tor it. lie would drop into it with
perfect familiarity with its duties. The
house would have in him prompt, cour.
teons, sound ptesiding officer, and we are
sure The people OF the state would feel
that the members bud honored them
selves aud the state by calling him to
tho position. - Ba7 lington Free P,e1s
and imeS.
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a- 1t is singular that the Democrats
6nd SO much fault with Secretary Cam.
erou's order concerning statiouiug troops
in the south. One would think from their
fearful outcries about tyranny, federal in
reference, political outrage, aud other
Objectionable things, that the purpose OF
the order was to dislranchise the Democ-
racy OF that section. When we consider
shat the object is simply to give every
citizen OF the South the power to vote as
he wishes to vote. aud to prevent one
class from interfering with the rights OF
another GLASS, no disinterested citizen can
find anything Objectionable. Can it be
that the whole Democratic party, north
aud south, is banded together to carry
the South for Tilden by crimeH
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Convention Of w. C. 4. U.

The Woman's Christian temperance
Union convention, me, at Bennington, on
Wednesday last, The convention opened
with a prayer.meeting lco b. Mrs Dan.
iels of Vergenncs. Busiresr matters oc-
cupiod tho whole day Interesting &c.
ports were given from different auxiliary
unions. Mira Haven reported fourteen
auxiliaries in the state, with member.
ship of 1872. Thirty.three delegates
were present There was a mass meeting
in tho evening Several ladies spoke. Mrs,
Edgerton aud Mrs Bourne Of Rutland
we're particularly interesting Miss Park
OF Bennington, Mr. Warren of s.. Al.
bans, aud Mrs. Daniel, o' Vcrgcnoc-
made pleasant remarks
Tho second day opened with prAy
err meeting at haitpa>t unc o'clock.
led by Mrs. J. NJ. Haven OF Rutland.
Tho convention afterwald Vas opened by
prayer by tho president, Mrs. Perkins, and
Mrs. Haven. After reading minutes of tho
previous meeting the committee On resolu.
:ions reported. Adopted. The election Of
officers Tor the ensuing year came next III
order. Mrs. Perkins declined rc-ccc.
ton, and Mrs. Haven was olected prc,i.
dent 1t was noon when this matter wss
finished, and the convention adjourned
for dinuer After dinner tho remaining
elections we're disposed Of Nlr4 + \.
Sturtevant of Middlcbury. recording
secretary; and Mrs S. b. Rockwell, OF
the same place, corresponding secretary.
The other officers remain the same as 10
tho past year. Various business filed
tho rest OF the afternoon. The conven.
ton closed with a mass meeting in the
evening
Much earnestness and enthusiasm was
manifested and the ladies enter upon the
work Of tbs next year with courage md
conf Iopoa
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In Prob4ls b. H.. a,ii ai N.iiioda.y %. 4.i
lus said iI-ff..i 20 'N- 'th tly of seItsllAs a
b. 1916.
Sheldon .a.i-. .lmmistrat. "a tie e-is.
Calvin T Ncas,t.r, late of Btidpor, In tho 80
triet Of Aidi licensed presents lis arp.'ra
ton in writing g. iae court, stating that
necessary to ..i al, The real estate .g -aiI 81.
ceased, excepting homestead and lAe Isl. n.
ght Of dovoi in orleF % ray tho debts a.l 81.
pense5 Of administration. ana .lat the zeal I'll. -
ol said deceased consists Of ~ undivided or,-A.N
i.teres, In the home Dot ol ehout acras, il-',4
Ing the building thereon ais. ono ether piece. ,
parcel Of LAID containing about IS aares all -fa-
IN Bridpoii aforesaid, and priys Ills count
license to sell the same. Dc q tA-rcupoa -rl.lti
that said application be referred O. 4 session
said court to be held ID, tLe probate odioe lu ~
llebury on the 9lA day "a October, \ D l--t .
I'D o'clock In the tQrcaoon iar hsai4ng ia,it.H
and ]. Is further ordered Tia. notice II .sil ant
cation and this order thes,. bo given o. al l,.
sons interested by publication "a this uolics au
order three weeks successfully la the Nlliicba-,
Register, "a Newspaper printed az Millleb4y
previous 70 sail time. that they may apVe.f 81
sail tlmo and place and chow cause, ii any the,
may lsye, why aid license should not be gTantet
% sAML f. COOKE, judge
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MARRIED.,

In Bridpogt sept 70 by Rev. =. Cox. Mr.
Nathan W. Russell snl Mis- Mamie NJ enssail
both Of Bridpor,.
IN the town Of Rilstt. ill.,. a. IAs .i,aae u
Mr. Frank Hamlin by Rev. u. L. HuttGll, on
Thursday, Sept. Z, 1876, Rev. l.. +. Wfigh', PAS
tor Of the Congregational church Ia Seward, -
Miss Samantha Stone, Of Rllott
IN Cornwall, Sept. IS, by Roy. + H. Ai..i-
bald, D. D.. Mr.. Lyman W, Peetanl Miss Mary
X. Hanilton, all Of Cornwall.
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AT the Orleans County Court in Iras-
burg, last week twenty FIVE parties pleaded
guilty to violating the liquor law, and
were 6ued from 1926 to $50 each.-Ex.
Let those rersecuted rumsclers forsakc
Orleans county, where public opinion is
SO depraved as to permit the execution oil
a tyrnnnieal sumptuary law and come to
Addison county.
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TATE OF YERMONr-ni.trin.

lIlI1Uu. -
10 Probate cou.t, hell ia Mddiebaiy, within
and for said District on tho 18th day Il septeio
btr A. b. 1916
An instrument purpoftiag u be the last will
aa1 Testament Of Smith I. kowlcy, late Of Mid.
dlobury In said district, deceased, being pre Ell
for probate, it is hcrcupon ordered by said Court
that all peisols concerned therein be notified t.
appear at session thereof to he held at tn.
Probate flee IN Midllebury in said district. 5.
be 10th day Of res l % : . 1915, at 10 o'cloc
in the forenoon, and how cause, IL any tie
have, against the probate of said will; for viii
purpose It s further ordered that this order be
published thioe we, KS sGccesrely in the Midd.
bury Register, Newspaper printed at Middi.
bury, in thi7 tato, previous u said time OF heai
ing BY tho Court Attest.
90 rAAl'L L. COOKE juice
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ducel more cures o.thoHnat-in, neNralsia lui-y,
sprAius dwellings, c2kci bro0 rs, ecalis, buns,
salt-rheum, earachc. ete upon tho human frame
and Of strains, sHavu-, gala, otc.. upon aninal-
in enc year than have all other rreterla roao-
dies since the world began.
"LosDaSDrrnr. 81. pecauDsr 3d. l973.
J. u. Rosu ( Go.
GESrs:--l have been ueiug iAc GENITAL q
LINlMESr aud ID has d nc no sorl and wouti
not be without, Il in ny houso itit cost ten lola,s
per bottle. II il tho greatest iaciirns that 1
ever u.ei for Khcunaii-la.
DAVID ARNOLD.
"ArOrs4A. Ms. April -. $50
UASiLh4Es i have suffered with Rheumatism
terribly Tor year.. Pour ho.tlcs OF tEN1AC X
LINIMENU has cured na ar' only oh-nl3
70 say -r. Roerectfelly,
(Captaiul lllOMA5 ~A..-d.
"EAsi BrNoOS, ko.A bee Co.,. Mt., faasll. ~.
j. Z. RosE { Co,
Sales.--future l. nsan here thft hus been lame
for three years. 70! tao last nine months he could
not touch ono foot to the 9r. lie h.s hcon u-iu +,
CENTAUR LINIMEN 7 now lie ha, liz D. O. p,
and Is about. Your lniment vii! 60 well here.
Yours. II. ~. JOHNSON, postua-tcr.'
White Wrapped icg family u-e. Yellow Wrap
per for animals. rfire. ia cena, Ll1,, tf.s-.
$500
Ca,iorn g. substitute 2 cl-',r oil q j.
aJ pleasant &, take rcy. Niul collie AID
~ stomach % g. -.ar' N,nieriu piy-''aus
recommend Il.
"EAsi solriyAy, Mr.. Jaumry 50. l-,i.
HfNTs:-l can get you certificate of the iosu-
lar physician here of the goodness oiCtslullA.
v. y. MIGRATE
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30

az A Danbury, (Ct.) hat manufao.
turer has acquired distinction by die.
charging all the Hayes and Wheeler
men in his employ. Now, if Hayes and
Wheeler men would refuse to put that
mans hats on their heads it would crafty
some of the 6uer feelings of human m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-09-30

other ways do they make themselves a
curse In many Of the towns she ladies
dare not be alone in the sireas in tho
evening, aud the uen 70 armed. 1t seems
as though something must be done about
It before long.
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IniHA s-R YOURSELF. Thou-ala leal D., .. 81.
able lives, suffering from iys pepsia, . 4 ,.isic
stomach and liver, producing billiousu.. !.l,t
burn, ccsliFeness, weakness irregul4r ni--s .i..
low spirits, raising food after eating ua aten
ending in fatal attacks Of fever. 7hs. . ~
are so yet get little 4ympathy TLe a.. ,l.1l
remedy. Which is yearly restoring IL, l-.i p.
DsCo'ta's Radical euro, sold by y. l4i~.
4 -ic bottle will convince you of t. 4rt.
Don delay another hour after reading q, n.
e. ma get bottle ind your relief l. as ,.,i. ii
IS YOU live VIII you do 1t or will you , r.
t. suacr; Think COT yourself
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm syrup IS
perfectly faie and extremely palatahle. Nopdy -ie
required. Costs 25 cts. Try IL. i5yi
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9egal 7lntiGfs
N,TATE OF VERMONT District Of

TATE OF VERMONT District Of
> Addison, e..
In Probate Court, held ut Middlcbury, within
and for said district, On the 9th dey Of septein.
Dor, a. u. 1876.
Abort NJ. EYcrts, Administrator Of the estate
~ Charles L. Evorts, late Of Salisbury In said
district, deceased, makes application to this court
IN writing, stating that said deceased died seized
and posscsscl Of tho following roal estate, VIZ.
homo farm and wood lot containing over tw,
hundred acres situated In Salisbury; tho Board-
man farm Of about 100 acres situetod in Middle.
bury and Salisbury, aud so acres Of woodland In
lUpt0n, and that the personal estate Of said do.
ceGsed II mo-, sufficient to pay the debts and tia
1t Is necessary TO cell all the real estate Of snil
deceased In order to pay tho debts against said
estate and expcnses,sf administration and praying
soii court for license 10 soil the same Il t,
t.crcupon ordered that said application ba-..S>-'
rel To scs'ion Of said court to DO
Probate Office in Middlebury on 10 SSa a. 'as
October, AID. 1916, at 10 oebsk in tho Sore,y,, %
for hearing thereon anf~it il fnrtber nrtoea
that notice DO given 70 all persons interested Nv
publication Of notin5 Of said application ana III
oitcr thereon, three weeks excessively In the
Miliicnniy Register, newspaper printed
Middle bury previous e. said time Of hearing
that they nay appear al said time and place AMI
show cause if any they ihny have why sal license
should nos be granted
- SAM'L +. COOKE. Jude.
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Fira ". District Nominations.
FOR ELKciOR,
II ENRY y. SOLLACE. OF Bridport

az Tweed is said to feel badly at the
prospect Of returning to the United
States. Certain reformers who used to
bo acquainted with HIM feel worse
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NosDEAtUL succsss 1t Is .epotted chat b.,
.Asss G-'ma Syrvp hss, siLct j. introduction
in the L nited states, reached tie immcn,a .ale o
$4,000 dozen per year. Over tpeO druggist
have ordered this medicine dire. from fae ilcio
~. at Woodbury., N j., and not ne laslepoite,
single failure, but every lettes speaks &c !.
astonishing success in curing severe ashs cold
settled On the breast consumption, any q 'soas
OF throat and lungs. We advise any Iai..u t'.,
has any precipitation to weak lung. To- ~ T.
their druggist, y. +. Rider. and get t4' .a,ai
cine, or inquire about it Regular size IS oes.ls
sample bottle, 10 certs. Two dose 8, ielieY
any case Don't resl"o your cougi
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Charles W Bailey, tho wcll.known
large droy,r and ,peculator of Montpelier,
was Instantly klo "a at Essex Junction, at
.5l5r.M. last Saturday. He had arrived
from ST. Albau~ On the mixed traip, and
stepped on the hunters between two cattle
cars to look into a ear aud poke away
some sheep FROM q horse which was there.
Suddenly tho train started aud the two
cars came together mashiug his bead be.
tween the two foot boards near the top OF
the cars He dropped upon the track and
tho train passed over him, breaking a
shoulder and leg. His remains were
taken TO Montpelier on the evening train.
The deceased was a man Of considerable
property aud influence. llo was widely
kuown aud his loss will be deeply
felt. not only in Montpelier, but along
tho whole Hue Of tho Coutral YER
mont. IIo was son Of Hon. deO. w.
Bailey, OF Mddlesex, aud brother of the
late Geo W Bailey, secretary Of state
aud Theron o. Bailey, proprietor Of the
Pavilion Hotol. His age was about forty
five years.
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:. TATE OF yERMCNT-District oil

Aluts0ni 50.
In Probate Court, held at Middiebury in sal
District, on the 18th day Of September, AL 1876
Orinda Williamson, admin istrstrlx, de bonis ~ d
Of the eatate OF Abram L. Williamson, late Of
Cornwall in said district. deceased, presents her
administration account ilr examination unl 81
lowanoe and makes applicat,nfor decree ot Vi,
tflution and partition Of ,ho estate of said deees
% Whereup1n, it Is ordered by sid Court, tbs
aid account and said application lie referred t. d
-assion thereof :. lie held .: the Probate Office be-
aid Midebury, on the 10th day Of October, A
ID. ls7b, for hearing and decision thereon An
it ia further ordered that notice hereof be given
all persons interested, by publication Of tie saa
three weeks excessively IN tho Middlcbury Reg
liter newspaper published at Miidlebury. pre-
Fi.us 90 said time appointed f.r hearing ihsi
tey may appear at .dl time ani place, ana
cause, il any toy .nsv hn,. Why aid a..
"-H' should NOT be flowed, and such dcertu
irl,. BY the Iuft Attest.
SAINT. T.. COOKE, judge.
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' The subscriber would say 60 his late crse
radcs needing his services as Claim Agent 81.
Pensions only, that no Is prepared to prosecute
such claims promptly fer moderate fees. Man
soldiers are entitled pensions that are not draw
Ing one, aud many pensioners entitled to an lu
crease. Correspondence solicited. Enclose stamp
70 insure reply. Advice gratis, Have u-,s.
lost just case. Nc fee unless successful,
u Us. CHANDLER
(Laie Co, b., 5th ". Vet. Yols) Ripton, j,
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As the session Of the legislature draws
near the activity at Montpelier begins to
be noticeable Sergeaut alarms T. G.
Phiauey has completed his repairs on the
Capitol, aud the State House now pre-.
SCENTS a proud appearance in its interior
arrangements The new system Of veuti.
lalion works perfectly, and this improve
meul alone viii DO greatly appreciated by
those having business here during the
session. Tho nov carpets upon tho
chambers mud the other improvements
nder the edifce one OF the most attrae.
tive il New Eogaud Not least among
the "conyonienoes, We name the new
pavilion" Hotel This house was built
for the express purpose of supplying ade-
quaid aud elegant ACCOMMODATIONS to
members Of the legislature aud people of
the state generally, just cause Of com.
plant existing heretofore. The building
il large, lighted 10y gas aud heated With
stoam throughout, furnishing superior
rooms aud table fare at prices much less
than is usually charged at other Now
England capitals, Rooms arc being en-.
gagged daily aud evidently landlord Bailey
viii have both his hands and house full,
fact very gratifying to Montpelier peo-
plo, who ajloi 70 build the pavilion"
and have "a laudAble pride in its success.
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Settling the Matter.

MEssRs. EDfToRs 1T seems necessary
for your Cornwall correspondent to rise
aud explain in reply to "Righteously Iu-
dignant." First let mo answer you that
your typos" made no mistake, but print.
cd the aiticls referred to precisoly as
written Secondly 10 one questions DR..
Pot,cr's election. 10 1874, Il. }. Jones
supported mud voted Tor II s. Dana, aud
the patty was called the Jones party 80
In the election just passed X. J did not
have anything to do with Mr. Dana 3
candidacy, neither did ho support or vote
for Mr.. Dana, but, 90 the contrary, did
what was in his power to secure the elcc.
ton Of his opponent Is not the party
with which he now acts rs essentially the
"Jonc- panty as in ls74T H. +
Cornwall, Sept. 20
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Now Huven, Sept IS, 1875.

The atlantic .N2nthy for October
gives Us, to begin with the drst half Of an
article By Gen, .. o. Howard, on The
Battles about Atlanta" The paper is
illustrated with careful maps, and is an
interesting addition to the war iemiuis.
ceuces which have been attracting atten.
ton IN this magazine Charles Dudley
Warner pictures 10 al agreeable way
some Of the "Neighborhoods Of Jerusa.
lem,' and new western story, The
Thorsdale Tclegraphs, 'precodos his essay.
Mrs Kcmbe's fifteenth chapter of "Old
Woman's Gossip" offers many yiyacious
reeollections Of Lady Morgan, Mrs,
jameson, George Stephenson, tho ongi-
neer, and other interesting persons. An
article reviewing the literary career Of
George Sand is from tho hand OF Thomas
Sergeant Perry an able and conscientious
critic. This is followed by fresh study
of Tho Songs of the Troubadours, by
Misc Harro; w. Preston II. James,
Jr.'s powerful serial, The American"
passes through two new chapters in the
present number, and is followed by Ed.
win Z, Whipple's brief but vigorous dis
cussion OF Dickenss oliver Twist. "
"a Librarians Work" by John Fiske,
librarian at Harvard University, is an
article curious as well Us useful 10 its
nov i information as to book.cataloguing.
Tho concluding paper, this north, is q
fourth letter FROM Philadelphia, on Char.
acteristics Of the International Fair. "
The poems are as follows; Fable" by
I. b. Aldrlcb, "lncautstion," by G. =.
Lathrop. "October," BY II. H., and Civ.
Ing up the World" by Mrs Patt. Re.
cent Literature aud Education add to the
entire contents Q dozen pages Of thought
ful and readable criticism.
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nor SALE.

L House and lot pleasantly situated 90 Coult
Street Eve minutes walk from depot House esi
barn nearly new. Lot contains \ acre. Plent,
Of hard and soft water convenient. Terms esss
Apply to qs9. c. Walker % prsuises OF 70 &c.
E Marshall, staten Ggert, 27u
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@ The biennial report Of the officers
Of the Vermont state prison, just Issued,
shows total present number Of oonvicts
OF III During the las, two years there
have been 100 convictions, 81 discharges,
deaths, 4 removals to the Insane Asy
lam. and one eOSape. Tho general health
Of the prisoners is good, and the manage.
ment reported effective and economical
In concluding their report, the directort
urge upon tho General Assembly the eKl
peden OF change ia the present law,
50 as 10 place the appointment Of the su.
perintendent aud subordinate officers un.
der the coutrOl OF tho directors. Under
the present law there is no power any
where 10 control or remove q superinteu.
dent, except by impeachment before the
state senate. |. is easy to SEQ that a
superintendent thus irresponsible may do
much mischief, aud the suggestion ought
to be needed. Perhaps it would be quite
as well to have him appointed by the
governor, as every executive officer Of the
state ought to be.