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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

The number Of electors to which every
state is entitled is equal to the number
Of its Representatives in Congress. plus
its two senator's Thus. this year, there
are three hundred and sixty-nine electO-
raj votes in all. Each party dominates
full set Of these electors. and the people
vote for them instead Of for the Presi-
Dental candidates directly. Whichever
set Of electors is chosen. they proceed TO
meet together in their state and cast
their ballots for the candidates Of the
party which elected them. These bal
lots are put into an envelope. sealed and
sent to the President Of the United
States. who opens them in the presence
Of the Senate aud the House Of Repre-
sentatiyss. and they are then counted
and the persons having majority are
President and Vice President. That Is.
in a few words. the working Of the cleo
toral system But that working Is en-
tirely different from what the trainers Of
the Consultation intended. They did not
intend that the electors in the several
states should be elected BY parties or on
party grounds, or should be pledged to-
or understood to be for any particular
Presidential candidates 1t was expected
that the people would choose the electors
on account Of their confidence IN then
good Judgment and political wisdom sole
". and should commit wholly to then
discretion the choice Of President anC
yice-President. just as if no persons haC
been previously named as candidates 70
those offices. But this beautiful plal
never worked at all Parties among tn
people at once formed on the Presiden
tisl question: the electors were pledges
to special candidates and nominated b,
the regular parties. and 50 the presen
system came about.-JoIrHGL.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
Pc r MAN E NTLY
Gu II E d.

SANFoRps RADICAL Ours FOR CArAKRH Is = safe,
eertain and permanent for Caarrh Of every FORM
and is the most perfect remedy ever devised. Ii is
purely vegetable dStiatiOn, and is applied locally
by installation, and eonstutionally by internal admin
istratiOn. Locally applied relf Instantaneous. 1t
soohes heals AMI elenses the nasal passages of every
feeling OF heavinesS obstruction, dulness dizziness
Consttutonally administered ii renovates the blood
purihes of the acid poison with which il is always
charged in Cstarrh stimulates the stomach liver and
kidneys, perfectS digestion makes blood and per-
mits the formation OF sound healthy tissue and finally
obtains complete control over the disease. The re-
markable curative powers, when all other remedies
utterly fail OF SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE are attested
by thousands who gratefully recommend II to fellow
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not be suhStantSted by the most respectable and re
able references 1t is great and good medicine. and
worthy all confidence. Each package contains Treat
les CatSrrh and DR. Sanford's Improved lnhaling
Tube. and fun directions for its use in all
SANFoRps RADICAL CURE is sold by all wholesale and
retail drugglss Throughout the United States Price
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
LETTER PROM MONTPELIER.


The unusually warn and pleasant
weather continues and the streets Of
this gay" capital are lined with pedes-
TRANS. many Of them friends Of the mem
bers Of the legislature who are here to
visit the town aud the capitol The IA
Dor Of the session is sufficient now to
keep everybody busy during the day and
evening. and still the bills are pouring
in. This is the last day. however. when
bills can be introduced. and the future
work will only be in clearing the mill
Of the bills not vet acted upon
There has been spirit Of economy
manifested from the first, aud though
some money will be expended for 'lux-
uries." that sun will be less than usual.
The re-uaPPing scheme is still the
subject Of much comment and labor
the committee before whom it is to De
tried hold sessions daily. and are liable
50 to do for several days yet.
There are many counter or lesser IN
dsrtakiugs Of similar character. What
it will all amount to no mortal can now
tell.
At an election held yesterday. George
Nichols was chosen Secretary Of State.
Jed. P. Ladd. Auditor Of Accounts. and
Truman c Phinney. Sergeant At Arms
The election Of other important officers
is postponed until Friday Of next week.
The SOLDIER Re union. held here On
Wednesday. was ! very pleasant affair.
About one hundred officers attended IL
was voted TO hold the next meeting at
Il. Johusbury. during the fall Of 1877.
The address was delivered in the Hal
Of Representatives. BY Lieut. Governor
Red6eld Proctor. and vas very inter
esting and scholarly production Supper
was provided at the Pavilion. The Ran
som Guards Glee Club was present an,
sang large number Of patriotic anc
humorous songs The toasts and rssPon
ses were most happy, aud the evenint
very enjoyable
Governor Fairbanks is most highl.
esteemed and respected. and the PeOpl
have cause to rejoice that they have :
wise aud good 4 governor.
Final adjournment has been fixed fc
Tuesday. Nov. p.
Montpelier, Nor. Il.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

By HORACE FAIRBANKS, GovsssoK.

A completed century Of national exis-
tenee. the erowOlng of the year with
bountiful harvesta. the continued bless
ings Of health. Of peace. Of Intelligence
and loyalty to the principles ofeivIl and
religious liberty, call for the utteranee
of Praise and Thanksgiving, In accord
anee with established custom and the
Proclamation Of the President of the
United States. | do hereby designate
and appoint Thursday. the thirtieth day
Of November instant. IS day Of Public
Thanksgiving and Praise to our Heav-
enly Father. Let Us on this day abstain
from our ordinary lsbors, assemble in
our accustomed places Of worship. lift
our hearts with offerings of gratitude
and thanksgiving TO our Divine Benefae-
tor, for the countless blessiDgs-public
aud indiyidual-whieh He has most gra-
eiously bestowed: and especially LET
thanks be unto our God for His I'M
speakable gift" our Saviour and Re
deemer. On this day. let our homes be
filed with JOY and love let the festal
board bespeak the bountles Of the Divine
Hand-and out of our abundance let the
heart Of the desolate be eheered, and the
home Of the destitute be made glad. that
the expectation Of the poo" be not dis
appointed. And let all, with heart anc
soul. in one general thanksgiving, JOIN
in the words OfinspiratiOn: Unto Thee
o God. do we give thanks. unto Thee d
we give thanks :" LET the people prais,
Thee, 0 God. let all the people prais'
| Thee" Then shall the earth yield he
increase and God. even our own God
| shall bless Us.
Given under my hand aud the seal o
the state, IN the Executive Chambe
at Montpelier. this fourteenth day 0
November. in the year ofOur Lord on
thousand eight hundred and seventy
SIX. Of the Independence of the Unit
ed States the enc hundred and first
and of this commonwealth the on
hundredth.
HORACE FAIRBANKS.
By the Governor:
A. E. RANKIN,
Secretary of CiiriI and Military Afair
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

Unless the Republicans fail to elect
their Congressman in New Hampshire,
next spring. it is quite probable that the
Democrats will be relieved Of the trOu-
bic Of organizing the mex. House A
number Of Democratic Congressman have
been counted in BY their party through
frauds An investigation. or possibly
an Official count. where the result is
close, may turn the scale IN the other
direction. The defeat Of Mr.. Walbridgs
A. Field was doubtless owing to Demo-
cratic frauds in Boston. bat the discoT-
cry Of 4 number Of votes bearing his
name. with simply the change Of fourth
district" for third district" nay yet
give him the election. II the result we're
dependent on fairness and justice alone,
without the Intervention Of legal tech.
nicAlities. it would not long Be in doubt
Similar contests are in progress in Cali.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
WILL THEY RECIPRoCATE J

The following sensible utterance Of
the New York Tribune gives truthful /
representation Of the spirit Of the aver
age Republican-but what hope is there /
that it will be reciprOcatsd By eur OPpO-
nents ? Let the scenes Of the last few
DAYS answer: I'VE have been gratI6ed
to remark the fact that many Of the
supporters Of Hayes aud Wheeler IN the
press Of the country. on the morning
after the election. when the success Of
the democratic ticket seemed assured,
took precisely the position occupied by
the Tribune, and which, good-humoredly
accepted the popular verdict, expressed
the hope that Mr.. nlden as President.
would disappOint those who doubted
rather than those who trusted him
From many quarters there came the
same expression Of willingness on the
part Of those who had opposed his cleo
ton to support him and bis adninistra-
tiOu in whatever honest, practical reforms
he might undertake. Except in feT
instances. there was = general expression
Of kindly feeling toward the supposed
successful candidate. and disposition
to give him time and opportunity t
show bis hand before entering up judg
ment for or against him
Now that the situation is changed
aud it seems more than probable tia
Governor Hayes is 10 be the next Presi
dent, it is not too much, We presume.
ask from the newspapers which hav
opposed him some similar expression {
friendliness and good will toward q
administration which as yet has n
been tried. and certainly has done nott
ing to forfeit public confidence. Cove
nor Hayes, like Governor Tilden. Is c
record in his letter Of acceptance as b
ing in favor Of reform in the civil servie
Of justice and good government for Il
South, and the speedy resumption
specie payments Most OF the newsp
Pers which have opposed him ha
claimed to be in favor Of all these
forms We presume them to be since
in their professions Why can they 4
then show the same calm philOsop
and the sane charitable disposition a
judgment exhibited By the Republic
press, and give to a Republican Pre-
dent assurances Of their sympathy a
support in carrying out the reforms
which be is committed. and which Il
have 50 often urged p
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

HAYES LITTLE SPEEcH.-Grest ex-
element prevailed at Republican head
quarters in Columbus, last Wednesday
afternoon. when it was reported that
Florida had given Hayes the election by
one majority, and procession. number
ing several thousand, marched to Cover
nor Hayes residence. In response to
repeated calls. the Governor appeared
in the doorway and said
LIZ Friends:-I assure you l am
Obliged fnr this hearty demonstration,
but II you will keep quiet about half a
moment will say something to you
which think Is my duty, under the cir
eumstaOces. 70 say While our present
advlees look favtrabIy, we must remem.
Der that several Of the states which have
been considered doubtful have a large
territory remote from railroad or teie.
/ graphic communications. aud il will nat
uralIY take some time to receive definite
| returns from them | therefore take thii
call as an earnest Of your loyalty to Ii,
Republican party and your desire for it
success If later adyices should chang,
the result from what it IS announced a
present. | assure you | shall frequentl,
recall this visit during the time | shall
yet live among you with pleasure. | bi,
you goodnight
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
LUCRATIVE
CATARRH.

This is the destructive and terrible stage Of the dis
ease The whole nasal passages, including the eyes
and the tonSls throat bronchial tubes aud lungs
become one amer smother affected ntamed. liberated
aud sueeUmb rapidly 70 this rightiu monster. PEI
e0lar seid generated and At liberty by this dis
ease which, permeAting the blood weakens and de-
strOys renevati0g power and allows the system no
opportunity to throw OF the maady until this poison
Is neutraxed and expelled, Il Is here that consttu
tional treatment becomes othe most vital consequence
because unless arrested this stage the disease will
make rapid progress toward pulmonary consumption.
- Warren'S Household fAgsician Meanwhile sooth-
ing healing. and SStnngeut medicine must be applied
directly the nasal passages, this forming the most
narfert treAtment Nf the NiSeAse nNssihe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr. BOwles remarks that it Is all very
well. perhaps; but Charles Francis Ad-
ans has got to be nominated again for
something. right away.
The Albany Journal says: The Dem
Ocrats may be thankful they haven't the
New York Assembly. for they haven't
member fit to be Speaker"
The Raleigh Ns,rs. leading Demo
cratic organ. assuming that Tilden is
elected. says: Northern people will
now proceed nOrthEard-"
The Tildenites. remarks the Chicago
Times. are willing to forget the past,
even the immediate past. but not until
they have heard that rooster crow just
once
1t IS tolerably certain that the Repub-
lieans have elected 1876 members Of
Congress and the Democrats l+5; and
three members are We; to De chosen.
This leaves uIne members in dispute
The New York Times Of Tuesday
says: in the general situation there il
nothing but what is cheering to Repub
lieans- They may rest in perfect conf
denes that Governor Hayes has beel
elected"
; A Raleigh. South Carolina. dispatcl
/ says: Smith NJ. Weed IS in South Cart
. Ina He is supposed to be travelin
i with barrel" and many "uules-" H
!. registered at the hotel in Raleigh q
e Thomas Keith, Of Tennessee.
e On Sunday. dispatch to the EOrt
: admitted that the electoral vote Of SOut
= Carolina would be 'rlose." aud adds
Is that the Democracy would accent Il
y result as shown by a correct ,.unt
N This is very good Of the Democrats
ID A jacksonville. Florida. dispatch
IN November 18th says: The Republics
to claim the State for Hayes BY as legi
g mate. though not as large, majority
that given BY Vermont This rests
d. actual. undisputed. and indisputa
at returns"
ST. One good result in the Western Sta
to IS the almost complete defeat Of the
we fation movement. The Greenback D.
OF ocratic candidate, Stewart, was defea
an in Illinois. and the three COngressu
not who were pronounced apostles Of
sn- rag-mOuey heresy were laid cut BY
En- Overwhelming vote.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

f0ruia. Indiana and elsewhere. where the
extravagaut boastinss Of Democrats are
bow having their rscoil. In all events
the tremendous balance Of power which
the Democrats WELD in the present
House will be greatly weakened.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

Both the Presidential candidates have
committed themselves TO efforts tor, first.
civil service reform second, hard money
and the national faith and third, re-
sistance to rebel war claims. Now while
people are still uncertain which Of them
has succeeded. why not agree to give to
either that hearty aud jealous support
in the struggle for these objects, which
Is due from every patriotic American
Whichever is elected he is sure to have
contest with the baser elements Of his
own party. Is he not entitled to help, &
long as be is true to his pledges. from
all who believe IN civil service reform
in hard money and in resistance to reb-
el claims
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
G. I'll II . n | G
CATARRH.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT breathing partial closure Of
one or both neStrs stopped mp 'SRuned up FEELING
in the head constant blowing Of the nose. discharges
nom the nose Of watery thick yellow or greenSh
m0e0s frequently streaked with hlo0d Sometimes
the matter becomes enerOsted IN the nasal passages
and is removed eaS by prolonged effort In the
morning on rising the symptoms are the worst Nie-
lent Moving hawking and splitting until the orusts are
removed least partially, and The throat is need nonl
the matter that has accumulated during the night
Finally the poisonous seeretlons attack the throat
bronchial tubes. lungs terminating in pulmonary con-
sumption accompanied hy most offensive breath and
impaired eyesight aud hearing
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

GO SLOw.-We express in another
column the view which We should hope
all honorable Americans, Of whatever
party, would take concerning any effort
to tamper with the election returns
But now let Us suggest that It Is Just as
well for the defeated party to be little
slow in making such charges There Is
not. aud there never has been, any rea-
son to suppose that the states which
seen now to decide the contest would be
otherwise than Republican There
would have been far more reason, primo
faoie. to suspect fraud if they had been
reported as Democratic. AS they have
been Republican for years. there is
PTinl0 faeie. reason to suppose that. OF
an honest vote. they are Republican now
There never was any ground for eOnced
ing Mr.. Tilden's election save the belle
that be had carried Wisconsin. Th,
moment it was clear that the RepubIi
cans had not lost Wisconsin, his pros
peet seemed hOpeless.-E Y. Tribune.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

Stop that No decent man will con-
time. at the risk Of grave public dis
turbance. to insist that all returns which
do not accord with his Wild partisan
hopes. are obviously fraudulent" Both
parties have been wonderfully deceived
as to the result in some states. and both
should By this tine have learned that
the actual result may not be what they
expected in the disputed states. The
creature who tries to excite reyolutiona-
~ outbreak. on no better basis than his
own Wild hopes. or the ridiculous asser-
tons Of his half-crazed partisans, is no,
fit to live in free eOuntry.-Eze6ange.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

Between 1900 and 10000 alligator
SKINS are tanned yearly. which are con-
sumed BY boot and shoe manufacturers
in every portion Of the United States,
as well as exported tOsLOndOn and Ham.
burg.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
WOOL CARDING
AT GLOVER.

The undersigned woHld inform the people Of Orleans
County that be mas. since last season. been engaged
10 repairs upon bis machinery. adding new cards and
new water waee and that he IL prep AIRED 70 oil
al 0fders FOR wool eardiDg In thorough and work
mauhke manner AZ can be done 10 the county.
Cafding az cents per pound Carding and greasing
eight cents. Old cotton batting made gc0d a. new.
You can lad him IN RaHda's building up stairs
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK. early and late, Sundays
excepted ]. W. MeLUKE.
Glover, June s. 1870 zsn
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20

The following scriptural passage was
IL purse stolen from woman in Bos-
ton: LET him thai stole steal no more,
but rather let him labor, working with
bis hands the thing which is good that
be may have to give him that needeth. .
The thief returned the property, and
doubtless hereafter hundreds Of pocket
books will be furnished with that text.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-11-20
NEW MEXICO.

Shall this territory be admitted IS a
state Of the Union, aud thereby be emit
tied to representation in one branch Of
the government equal to that Of the state
Of New York ? This is what is said on
the subject by an officer Of the army, in
a pamphlet on New Mexico and the
New Mexicans :" mo sign has been ex-
hibited IN twenty-six years Of the adop-
ton Of our ideas of civilization, or of
amendment of their points of variance.
During the last few years laws have been
passed with reference to q common school
system. Money is collected and spent
for that purpose But the system Is so
loosely conducted. and the interest Of
the people so slack. that the results. If
represented BY true statistics, are SO pit
/ iful and shameful as to be a reproaeh.
instead Of credit. To-day it Is prOpos-
ed to admit this territory. with all its
dissimilarities in everything that the
American people consider as essential
and peculiar to itself. upon equal term:
with any Of the prOudest members of the
brotherhood Of states 1t Is not, and car
not be, question Of parties for no hu
man foresight could tell where Ties,
people would choose to stand on an!
party question, since there is no mean
Of instructing them or of knowing wha
their ideas might be. 1t cannot be
question of sectional pride or interest
as none could be benefited By the sue
cess Of the scheme. All should seriousl
determine. if We have any duties as
nation towards this people, can the we
fare Of this race and humanity be PIT
noted BY the legislative action of II
national assembly; and Is it necessar
to this end that New Mexico be adni
ted to-day. and as it now stands. to
= free and independent state p