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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-01-27
OR WE'LL.

The Congregational Sunday school
elected their old officers as follows: I.
7. Branch, superintendent; II. ID. Bas-
com, assistant superintendent ii. ID.
Branch, secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
ii. Il. Cults, Mrs. G.. III. Bowker, and
Miss Jennie Young, choristcrs.
but few new buildings were erect
ed in Orwell during the year lS76-less
than for several previous years. Mr..
Earl Warner has made extensive repairs
upon his residence; also Mr.. Phelps has
made extensive repairs to the house
known as the Parish place, and is TO
make il his home in the future.
Both cheese manufactures have
made their usual annual election of Off
GERS, the Orwell cheese factory elect
ing W. o. Ray, III. ID. Bascom and Earl
Warren as directors, and Mr.. Ray as
acting statesmen. The East Orwell fac
tory elected l. T. Branch, G.. 4. Abel
and r. G. Wood as directors, and Mr..
Branch ms statesmen.
The series of meetings held at the
Congregational church during the last
two weeks have heen well attended and
full of interest. The Gospel workers
were there to assist that week, and Mr..
Parrady was there also on Monday
evening of this week. There have been
quite number of hopeful conversions
and the interest and fine meetings still
continue.
Mr.. j. l.. Hammond of this place
had bear skin robe and q lap robe
stolen from him on Saturday evening
lAct
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County News.
VERGFNNES.

The Social club of Vergennes have
recognized and have secured pleasant
rooms in Stevens Block.
The Vergennes Debating Society
are in active operation in their new
rooms in Chas. Adams building.
The Flyers sisters are 10 give one of
their delightful entertainments at School
House hall on Wednesday evening next
The Vergennes debating club have
challenged the Addison club to dis
cussion of the woman suffrage question.
On Tuesday some four or five sa-
looms were searched for intoxicating
liquors; we don't learn that any was
found.
The Vergennes Musical Union are
preparing for an entertainment TO be
given shortly under the able leadership
of L. p. Phillips.
Henry Ballard of Burlington is ex-
pected to speak ON temperance at the
School House hall on Sunday evening,
the 2Sth inst.
Mr.. j. G. Hindes was in the sleep
ing car which was rolled down the en-
bankment at East Dorset, Wednesday
night. He lost his shoes on that occa-
sion.
The Western Vermont Masonic Re-
union are expected to hold their annual
meeting this year in Vergennes, proba-
bly, either this month or sometime early
In February.
Shipments from the Vergennes sta
tisnr for the week ending Jan. 25, In.
eIude | car kaolin; cars hay; car
cattle; cars oats; 2,306 lbs. butter
so boxes Ingham's Painkiller; Al rolli
leather; 1852 boxes horse nails; Cox
sheep pelts.
1t is expected that The Middlebury
Dramatic Association win give an en-
tertainment for the benefit of the Yer
gennes Reform Club on Tuesday eve
ming, the S0th, putting upon the boards
the same pieces that were so successfull,
produced at Middlebury.
On Friday night of last week.
woman of loose character was found |,
the club room of the Vergennes Reform
Club. At the meeting of the club Oh
Wednesday evening OF this week Jane
Carasaw, janitor, and James Bulwer,
member of the club, were expelled, All,
Edward Hayes and Fremont ,Fishc
were also expelled for refusing to dis
close what they knew of the matter.
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CORN VAIL.

The Cornwall Congregational soci-
ETY. held their annual meeting last week
and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; Moderator, A. IL.
Sperry; committee, Henry Robbins, /.
l.. EeLs, III. w. Bingham; secretary
and treasurer, Samuel Evert,.
The Cornwall grange, No. 90, held
their annual meeting for the installation
of officers on Wednesday evening. and
the following were duly installed; Col.
f. 5. Stowell, master: NJ. II. William
son, overseer: &. ii. James. steward /;
A. X. Carr. lecturer; c. ii. Sperry. as
sistant steward; &. Benedict, Jr.. gate
keeper; A.J. lenedict, chaplain; Will
liam Turner, treasurer; Samuel EVertS.
secretary; Miss Martha Hill. Ceres (;
Miss Maggie McColdrick. Pomona +;
Miss Minnie Samson. Flora; Mrs. &.
Benedict. lady assistant steward.
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EERRTSRTrREH

The proposed lecture by $. j.. Root,
NJ. d., of Burlington, was postponed
on account of the weather.
=" Protracted meetings" are being
held in the M. +. church lat North Ferris
burgh. Rev. j. ii. Bond of Williston,
Rev. G. Il. Gold of Monkton, and Rev.
Joel Martin are taking an active part.
In the organization of the NJ. j..
Sunday-school, Mrs. NJ. Y. Allen is re-
tained as superintendent. She appoint
ed James Squires as her assistant, Hen
ry Ball is treasurer, A. F.. Fonda is Sec
rotary and librarian. and y. l.. Ball is
his assistant.
Judge Royce, before whom the pc
t1tion of Mrs. Celia Train of Ferris
burgh, for the custody of her child Mo-
SEES Train, was heard on the 9TH inst,
has decided that the mother of the boy
Is not entitled TO his custody as against
the claim thereto of Mr.. Orange II.
Dickinson of Williamstown, the respon-
dent in the cause. and the lad has been
remandcd TO the custody of Mr.. Dickin-
son.
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NONE7DN.


III is almost impossible TO get mill
ing done now, on accouih ufihc search
ty of water for grinding.
The Society of Friend. held their
meeting as usual, last Sunday evening.
A good large congregation was ont.
The state superintendent of cdu-
cation is expected TO deliver q lecture
the Goth of this month. in Moukfon
borough.
The question has been talked some
among the Friends in regard to erecting
a new meeting house on Monklon Ridge.
but nothing definite yet.
Some of our townsmcn started for
Vergennes last Saturday, but were COM
PEELED to return to their homes. in
order to save themselves and teams.
Last Sunday, the 21st inst, lev. G..
II. Gold preached very sound and Of
fcctive discourse on Monlton Ridge
There was good, large turnout. con-
sidcring the bad going.
Mr.. Charles Falby started to 90 to
Bristol to get some milling done. and
got into the snow drifts, so much so as
to oblige him to get the neighbors to
shovel his team out, also to unload and
reload his grist and make tracks for
home
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UHITING.

The ncphews and nicccs of the
Hon. Francis D. Douglas, thirty-six in
number, visited him AT his residence
Thursday evening, January lS, the oc-
casion of the first anniversary of his mar
riage, and the young folks (all were
young that nighD made lively time
of ii in that.house until well into '.wcc
sma hours II was an occasion of rare
enjoyment for all concerned.
The first meeting of the Addison
Co. Sunday School Association for 1877
was held at Whiting, Jan. IL. At 1915
there was discussion on the ends 10 be
sought in biblical teaching, opened by
Rev. S. W. Magill, ID. d. In the
evening Rev. A. A. Belmont addressed
the audience upon "Our only reliance
upon biblical teaching" 1t elected a
warm discussion, and all went away
proflted by exchange of thought upon
these important subjects.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Notices.

Great bargains in stoves of all kinds
at Swiney Il Sargent's.
Independent Clothes Wringer, the
best in the world, for sale cheap at
Swiney Il Sargent's.
Taxes! Taxes! Come and pay your
taxes. No discount after this month.
Office in Stewards block.
NJ. A. MuNRoE, Collector.
Mrs. James NJ. Slade kindly offers
to open her house OH Tuesday evening,
jan 80, for the benefit of the Ladies'
Library. All interested are cordially
invited. Ex-Com.
Especial meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. All
members of the Union and all women
interested In temperance are respectful
~ and earnestly requested to meet at
the Reading Rooms, on Wednesday,
Jan. 81, at 2 30 p. m. Per Com.
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I,IL,IO\..

u shori time ago. MIR. j. tarpcntcr
had the misfortune 10 split one of hi,
great toes with an AK.
The Phillips Bros. lost an OK re-
Gently, by disease that resembled mar
rain In some of its characteristics.
Wilbur Gaige had II hand badly
sawed in two places by circular saw
in Zira Elliott's mill, recently.
Mr.. Ebenezer Baker had narrow
escape from burn out few evenings
ago. Upon undertaking to cXtinguish
a coal-oil lamp by blowing down the
chimney, the flame communicated with
the gas in the lamp, which exploded.
throwing burning oil in all directions
and setting fire to surrounding objects.
Prompt measures quellcd the incipicnt
confiagraiion before large amount of
damage was incurred. Mr.. Baker babe
a long farewell TO the Use of the treach-
erous compound, in which we think he
is acting with usual Sagacity.
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GR1NEILLE.

r.. NJ. Hubbard, our town clerk,
has been quite sick, but is getting bet
ter now.
). NJ. Ford writes home that his
health is quite good,and it is not strange,
us the thermometer stands eishty-two
in the shade these days.
The dogs on this side of the noun
tain are getting to be quite popular
they want 10 wear collars on their necks
and have their names registered in the
book for life.
What Town can beat this? Phile.
mon Hayes, eighty-four years old, at.
tends meeting and takes care of large
stock of cattle this winter. He Is o
smart Vermonier. relative of Ruther
ford Is. Hayes.
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WEIBRIDGE.

One of Q pleasantest occasions that
have occurred In this town for many o
day was the wedding at the residence
of +. s. Wright, Esq, Thursday, when
Miss Sue Wright was Joined in wedlock
with Mr.. George T.. Child. There was
a large party of friends from Wev-
bridge, Middlebury, New Haven, Yer
gennes and all the towns around, and
valuable presents nom those present
and others. Pres. Hubert OBLIGATED.
The happy couple started upon their
wedding tour Thursday evening.
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NEU HAVEN.

ADDISON COUNTY UsIoN, |. o. OF G..
THE next County Union will be
held at New Haven, Wednesday, the
l4th pfox. II Is expected prominent
speakers Will be present and take part
in the public exercises The programme
will be announced In few weeke.
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BEATTY PIANOS
Grand Square and Uprieht.

Grand Square and Upright.
Endorsed by the highest musical authorities
throughout tic world a. THE BEST.
ID. ;. Bodlnc, stockton. " H. aitcr receiving u
q $500 Beatty Piano, snys:
"Not only my7clfnnd nmily. but every one who
has seen Il H. satisfied in regard To it, superior
quality
From y. II. Curmony. ESD, Chnmbcr-burg, IA.
" The Bcniy Piano came 10 hand one week ago,
ingood order. II has thus far given entire salts.
mctipr."
u iinltzhurgCr. TryOnc. Pa, SAYS.
l.ic piano came at hand in good order, and
proves satisfactory, both In tone and fnsh.'
Agents wanted male Or female. Send for cnta.
loguc. Address DANIEL r. BEATTY,
H-ly Washington, New Jersey, L. ;. A.
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Mhhlthurg Registrr
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

TRAINS LEAVE MIDDrEBuRr.
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Washington, March - 20 4.
House. 80 Alter the sole 10 count Sullances'
vote. Randall Announced ihut the GUAR had
|alloSed esclg isgiIAas esiegsIstRe fnetion.
The duty 10 notify the Senate Ut the de-
,csirn ~ isanda,qygff
/ ,Seyeiall spropdsitiohs were oyerruled,
when SpS SAD, there An .ao..a alse saadeasor.l
lug 70 entthe Speaker frYp counting
in HAYES 4, ionee.. - 'Asti -
~ hs Speaker SAID ,geptlewea must not
object The CHAIR has no authority to RES
ceWe anyainotioh, 10
sAtliisrle SsLate e,stered,s and YER
lnontw couate tor iiS,ss. and 'virgi sIa.
stgNirginhrsforIiildea, aiids iiuiIy
alter. ssspafalioii, shnutwds hoats disc0ssiu0
lVlseunsin,was couniediSr Hayes. dsAthalfs
past tuss.llr. laary ssld ! ifhisa eohclddrs
The eonutyot3S Snies.g Ibe teiiers " h
now ascertain. and deliver shesresaity Sens
atoFt 4 llisou, Que eislisstel hrsdec,afeiitbe
vote. Rutherford B.slilayes lsA rSauiue
IN, Tlldea Isl. ..Whsreiorel 4 aanoanec
Hayes and Wheeler duly flssIsd prvsideps
and Ice Plesidest ioriolr yepiseenlhep
ing March Lob, la41 sllste wpsi solis
tary hiss and d'e Senate re,irsd.palle
House adiunrned and the flag Mas, lowered
for the first time since February 18th.
III Hayes afriyei IL nine u'slccS. senator
liIolnl Sherman. Carried Hayes % bis hume.
mo enc Seems glai.A pfGsrs afc no chssr.
Fifui congratulations. those Wii5 ia nvt Iypk
l'sofrowfuI anpear asltlnied. ssi'','s I
/ = No coarse Of aciiJif deveieps iself Ibis
tpoouins.s Fifteen Raaic:sl Senators bad
.nmsetiag l;laA resolsesE Il iiasesi : utb.
arm peicy Il against the repabiiead parry
of the saulls toes sli5aid Kiidw II sallii
lYta Soscobierenee c0liiinntces net tiiis Nor.
sninc.s1g1 q SOL g sattlasil - sziHt
- The lleuseais mdisposed to taRe 'fivid
'lofibp<lasss. teltis 6csupied ritli the 'qdss-
tiOe lFiviieges ruvulsing the pay u bdges
and idserz ksepefs. sdi NlIiaisiia u tssi
The, ilvnss rcsslstien RifA The lexrrser-
diary preaMbis ,halstlss Iouisiaaa rsssr,i-
ll,g hosrd La aaIsrhsrseus ilsllui ssslst lsbe
nasmhers Of the epmuiss,pa whsrsmpletsd
the work OF the retusgipg suirj lbtss sia-
apgnratiR. IS pendias.i bui alli not rseeus
4 Two thirds sYle, ine, eaansss araitibat
.he returning b.4ri slll bs seryied % ii,e
DiStfiet Court for pualsivpept. yul 40 Ill
In Tue Sepate, Mr.. Moui!l. Of Vermont.
submitted ! resolution auth0rizlpg the spl
PoifimeRt Of ? cppl;DlSlee Of three Ssaas
tors y make the necessary arrangements
fcf the inauguratioh u the presids:.,I slssi
chthe 9th Of March. Agreed ~ \ ~ -
President elect flayes, 10 company with
Senator Shefman and Governor ,Dy,al.ou
visited The White. House this morning dur>
Ing thc cabintt session. aud had'a abort
corersstlSn xith tte President aud Uabi-
uet.H1s1 sss filig ssgbEHtnsltl giHe hsfs
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5 l'p ts there are many Who believed taen.l
there are more who believe now. that il the
Democrats Of the North bndshewn u listlel
mnre back bone. ,tlse DANCE n sould nct hive
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The Legislature vii PiObsbiJ sdjuasg
= 'lals,, he 18th inst
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Z ~ set 81, OF, lIIsgoRY.s,,,s
IS. TSo,ye:rs ago, vbe jain Yanng Bros D
OF Kentucky. ad,pipi.ffrsd lsnaiI ssesefe
esstigailp.tP nesa Bstlerdwasg adsbate
Eop The 81, i tights igIi ,insihe lasl session 81
the i3i Congress. Representative ties.saP.
lHgar VT MASSACHUSETTS Gharged Mr. Brown
with preyarication aud introduced sai bud
psr>sj bgihe, lsalirst lipmesf R.preseh.
j, iatlyssa resolution rcsniripg sheT Sg.eakeF
Blaine to PabliclynfrI inland hiarat The
BaEQtltbe House. . - ys3f sisss
Two ysaFs later We 6wiiibe ssBrairtpeas
!Ioar member Of the ElesierNi llpm,,is.
fion sppngins skolpd. NIB ssidsnes shl the
Louisiana and blsrisalitaads-- had
sEprH and called .Grii IN si,Isass ashpn' Ne
l,ssslHe, = lnsRberaf ths COMMISSIONS thst
he 'impartlally examine aud sorSiisfs al
gufFignsl sGpWitieii rwl asirne iaagmtni
glye ,thsrsspj-- iRamipi5l Rerissp.R isss
IL Alk adl r'~,srs -...s-ssss4 sal ,slsassg
Watt plnw and MI Watt PIow ca.tihv,
for ~lei,y DR.. r.. u Wilson, iEsUgo ~
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rrsTnE rRuFHdlT.,ly LATrh

Nv
TIE WiIiinst9p. Rsris.c ,sAss. ! i. the
Hon. LYMAN ITpmbuiL AID Eoy;, Palmss
Of IliIcis, and ,ptler Distinguished, psliii-,
cans % the same stripe at tue North, had
awakened % the full fehss Of tie alarming
cdrdition o. The country when he recon.
strf@ssUn sets.a lie effoIceaieut Din and
other lise Unconstitutional measures were
beng f1isted upon t6e people u tie sodth
BY ~ sosers2hloos ariz bRterly paftIzau
Congress. aldsalSs afasBrpins executive,
the suantry uaeht not nov be eaiIsd upon
lioiwlcnsss che stnsgs spectacle 81 . esbtif. .
daie for tlDe bighest vfhse 10 TIE iand who
has bssn defeated BY The wIllps sAe pso-
Iple, irspdslsutly seyuntedss eleeiei n lale I
THE honestly and legally elected presidebta
IS not peFnilisd to4sks abe eiice winch he
has ksrp cslled y ~. 4 ulstlr,ty IiSt OssrI
2oO, OpV yotes.ilitl lin 49, asinp nafsiu
The so.elnp Dotes Of warnlsg uttered w
Southern rspreseDtatisrs 10 Lorgi go siallt
on h Pscdlesss eaTsI II was only lbe tebel
'sontb tlsi rguli spGGr !, spd what l9es
that matter, argued the patrlutic s,aiesDca
bf de North. Il she Is made 10 saiIer .Iur
her rebellion. even though we have 10 90
outside ~ the tohstitallun 10. sccvmpl,sI
IL! wem1st ihaks treasob oJiohs, AID
Southern reUcfs most BE- nade 10 atone for !
tlien unpardonabie IN 81 Warning against
- The bed goverDmeot The World ever saw j
anl 30 90. stepby step. usafpatiOh liter
usurpatIvR o. the consiiidtfouaI rights ofl
die people were perI,euaed with0ht check
or hisdEanee or pfOiest ofNany kiui from
thess same iuihIeaiisl fststesneD who now !
IL ~ their hands ~ llDly horror "a the
slspt VI . fraudulent PRESIDENT Blinded
BY their extreme partiz ps-isil and hatrsd
tor. tl.e syutilern people the Northern mls-a
ses usle .easllyl evpuotled by their unseen. /,
pulops leaders aud lei ~. aLa ysTy ,srus
oirstVlDii0p, Hbsn. beaOld, thsy ,s,ei aud.
Identity sseksled v afsSse.0 tho iin,nil,sbt
danger wbiyb tbTealens the suLlss saaD,sy |.
W lev Fl their ssgPclgps lv.,lsrs sbo be- J
gia % realize, ALMOST tps lals Nc fear for |
I've good Of the sOuniri, that their yiidis- !,
tiEeness has run away viii. stbeir batter
jadgment and tie ship 81 Stgie. which tLsy
have been guiding through smooth sea. bat
upon hazardous course, Is ilvw oily s,y.
cd from 'lie dangerous roeksOr resoiutiou
aud anarchy BY the devotion and .talfiot.
isn offhe b0sslieiu people. 80 sa' sssA'
sniA y ST.. d. LID faNs taaa aHss
n is'MR. DA,Is' spREengstis
aaa - 10y. Sun. $50 ~ ~
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,MR. DAtis. spRKeILls.ll.

Aside from tie mud partisan rhetoric
several nav fcasmsss we're iutrbduc,.,f nv
way q Jil0sfsatiya. DIV sDayis or NORTH
Csfolins. 'sbiis psvaihg qiet sabslis.iod
ss sl'e true psmoufafis pgi'vy. alsIy rselsed
ths siosg 81 Solomon, aud fhc swo n stiiers
Win we're lapiag eIsDa to's child SEINE
10 Congfsss Ne said. vaH,e,l fhs child cat
~ two aaa dsvidcd bslsrp1 tbs sssisad.,
Il sssl lsH lettlas ali .aat J
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UfNpot. Af.rgns, a. mr. Anvv

~ HfADQr AnTERs OF THE ARMY.
Hwashmeton. D. u; Mare, q. la57.s
10 0en. O. G. dajer. cosn1,aniiag Ds,.t
saNsse 0ried,s. & laa -.
: TBs following displtehhss gone 10 q Goy..
sFpJf Psekars and v hereby sent SON Tor
your Information md government, sigped
~ tea W ~ kEicnnsf! - -
- s,sis iExEelTrk MANSION,
- - sWsshiagion. March NJ. 1877
M On. q q. Tsialthd, Resc OrgeS,is III i
10 nDswerto yobr dispatch oftbi, date.
The Pfeidsut iliresk meta saythat lie feels
Il ~ dsty foEtsssf frankly that No dbes
NO. hsliess psb - etinioa siIi Iobser hIb
~ the maintenance Of the S.sie govern.
neht IN LQuI,;apa VI lie va Oi tho nili-
- s.sss#A#tI Y - Nffs
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tary aud that he must couclr gu thissMa,,-
.ifest feeling. The troop Will hcreaitcr as
in the past, protect lite and property from
mob violence. when the Stlle authorities
mil, but under he, :emaipipx dayssaf iitis
ytlNxml li.e hit Ihel ked "a Sss,
~ I'LL d. "a pdtll dSVi, eitjisf ililant Nh
vpaxfsl of the SINE 1t Is b 5e.his ipugyse
% xsxogsaz III sisIlsx slAin, att,
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= lon,hm.. NIaclif,iis.- Tie london Times
t,kiS morhiue Irais4 ne Democratic leaders
for lieit mnderatipn Ina thinks lheiirrls con.
l.ioc, viii Secure tjla entire sympathy oi the
ilaw.abidihg American people who areIwelI
Iabaesto 'arrrrriate Moderation and respect
for constitutional restraints. Among pub
iic meil M-.gIlayes' eieciion cannot excite
lsenhine entmisiasin except III th,se Who
sfegard. pelitie, as gamtlig, trick. game.
It2niay he sie wt1 'yih moacraie taIisfae,
tiofsn 4lH1s ftdn The wn!st esiiL tfapro-
laneitidh tfthe excitement Ola topfict
Of titles, but Mr.. HAYES has not. anior.
tunte.y. aihe nsorllf weight necessary 10
ballast y Republican administration situat.
ped as tins anus be.S WITH tie best intel,.
tions NJ wilffFbl'asiy be unable IA geafry
into eject h9, ~ ths, figfIgesof MS LEI.
ster ~ sthe sCiiYniiati FoSyeaiian. Nc
'srust 6ar alfitipa'ioas PIE wong aud. sl,at
Mr. Ia, q may shpW dnexpeetea faree Of
cbarsctrf aial conquer lie -,mpali,iss all
shsst;fion'b y ah honest and fearless .etoan
policy. s.iisa ~ ~ ssss
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lhB lsstfetss but 80 was u fay0f OF letting
them hate tboir Presidential infant. BY
lShis csufse Me Dclauer say would prove il,
ali liz trac potber o. escc aud paIriot>
fan. pfeierflNg tnat Is klmils aud donors
Mpal4 IA N BIC so,l claimant rather
Mau ilat II lou slta,ald be split with
discus bns Ind dt5f&n ipfo anarchy They
veuid guni the eIiad lfoM further dis
honor. aud regaia fhe svisn property in
due time. Mr. lScele read from the
clauses Of the bill Which provide for ascer-
tanning the true urri constitutional votes Of
thelStatdsy ana showed the indeeency 81
trying ~ meet these provisions, by sanctify-
confessed corruption. Mr.. Sc,es. after a
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