The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-15

Contral-The momentous Ballot-E D. Wor-
oestor and j. NJ. Tobin-An Old Law
New YORK, Aug. IL, 1876.
Geo. w. Smaley, London correspondent |
Of the Tribune, is now on visit to this |
city. How strange to speak OF an Amer
lean as visiting his native land3 Mr.. Small
ey, however, is so successful as foreign
correspondent that he will probably be
long retained in his present position. The
readers Of the Times need hardly be re-
minded that he is the son of former Tro
Jan pastor, Of more than usual ability,
whose talents he has fully Inherited. 1t
ie to be observed that clerical families have
contributed to the editorial profession of
this city some of its ablest members. In
addition TO Mr.. Smalley may be mentioned
four managing editors of first class dallies
of snch origin. One of this number is
William G.. Prime Of the Journal Of Com
,Dcyce. whose father was formerly pastor of
the old White meeting house at Cambridge,
position now occupied by the genial and
nonular Mr.. Blinn. Another is Montgom-
ery SCHUYLER, manager of the World, whose
| father is rector of an Episcopal church in
! Orange, N. j. Stillwell 5. Conant, Tor
merly managing editor OF the Times, put
at present filling a similar position on Har-
Der's WeeIly, is the son of well known
Bap,i,t preacher. W. r. Sperry of the
Egeninq Post halls from the Methodist itin
eracv, and his father is still laboring in
that arduous service. Mr.. Sperry is the
Youngest managing editor in this city, and
has risen to this important position with
remarkable rapidity. He joined the staff
of the Post Immediately after graduating,
and has filed at different times almost ev-
ery duty in the service of that paper. To
return to Mr. Smalley, it may be also said
of him that at one time be was manager OF
the TriJ1tne..
suMMERING EDITORS.
No profession, except the medical, is so
closely held by its duties as that of the ed
itor. How difficult it is for this class to
ret eff. even on a brief excursion, expe-
renee only can tell Occasionally we hear
of some fortunate exception, and thus for
instance, Mr. Fontaine, the financial wr-
ter of the Herald, is at Sharon Springs,
Springs. Era-tus Brooks of the ETPresS IL
nj Sarnoea, John X. Young of the Herdld
has his family at Aqlldneck, and can oc-
casiunally spend night with them 30
.,'" , w. en' ~, 70, ,,t If town but lie,
.f ,,',,,,,,'f, dailies renders thi, NJ
most impossible.
EDITORS AS CONGREssMEN.
The Ell ciion of Mr.. Watterson y the
g. ss;o, Greeley was in the same service
-, ,a,r and had the good sense
81, ,r,o,as and the public generally
NOT to pf, fix the Gus omary Hon. to his
ugrne Thl4 term. by the way, IS on 'h'
, iader Durgat0yi0us of The Ecenu9 fost
: jam y ooks on the EapTess was also
conare, nsn and SO was Ben wood OF 'h'
, Eseniaq N.wS. Ben. was "hard spe CT
men" Il, they say, of both professions, an
= I am clad to tuEn to another name whici
= '.,To,ds such nalked contrast refer t'
Ellis H. Roberto Of the Uuca MoTnan9 HeI
,lJ nm asa working member, has sci
dnm bren eotmled in point OF faithful am
i,horinns e vice. In the same connection
reference may be made to the ability dis
Mo, cd nv RAYMOND. who before he found
I'd ina Jj9og had won a name in the stat
r. Iegislatrre uele also is Manton Marble
e ,yIo having recently Identified editorial hor
;, ors is now mentioned as a candidate fo
N ,hn ofice of governor, while Secretary c
IS Ste,e Bigelow is another instance OF simls
Is character
a ,,-.,nx avn orurPs.
II
E. The arrival OF Iroi. HuAey is no'
rs imn,rtant matter, either in social or sciel
re .teo ,.io,r for many very sensible poop
al 'iH' 'ie'' a;.,;ro,;on 9TH
II deny his CLAIMS 10 any u''',ne''on oA
than that winch may oo "on " "n 80
ant He IS the guest ol Ills puuhsuois
the Applelons-and is now az ueors'
mansion AZ nNeluuie D., ,aast nrom;nen,
i"hHels' .e,oto, brt n his hands
committed the important speciality OF
no vertising. In this feature he mas mao liu'
ed experience, ana II heeu DC NJ San po. IS 80 :,
lle ley thr9uen 'io 'n. ,hon weeE II W
TX "Hoiv oi'' ~ 49, o,her intellipent mn
ev. pay IiuAis9' - ry yonderfnl svsiem wi
In TO eNet1lne 'r s,,Ia,nn is en- familiar. n
Wn,ch 49, ,ad reodinc nnblic of a v,
winch niiu5a ,I'o soonn 0f any who chon,
re, hatIon nl'.,l 'ro Ceorge ran show HI
re " u'e NV "ia,'6a r. odvertisino. which
re. icy tuc ~ ;.aoor,ort than arv of the |
at iiiue' .,lo1 UnvIev will he surprised
.ei - - $40 ooo hoyo been exnended
CHI, lu,'n 80 onn boolr and that ten tin
80 i,,o,, ,,ca1 m hrinu tha 81
that sum have Deeh useu " piins 'no
rlnnedia' before the public. George
also teI INN th, ,'a sront hrings rich retu
ond that there are several houses here VIII
invest $4,000 year and find it very
est, munerauVe' Al thiT W. Mn theories mr.
Also ~. I;,tia If The mower and va
llct, Of The mess.
-. sunpose Huxley will visit the He'll {
80 aoa,;or wbioh ia the most wonde
ling 20 ~ ,,,a,.onolno, curiosities. How
the the oi az ''''''0p 49, p,;,;sh .cientis,s
sew it will seem 10 inc n'''''" ..',. l.,
: : he after all the enormous expense mus NV
9 n e1 red the new route may only be a fail