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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
CENTENNIAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, convent.
ent Feed or Broiling Door in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Centers and Covers, Nickel
Tam Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mica
Front and Cli0kerless Graf which shakes from
the front and dumps from the end, Large Ash
Pan, Doors Tin Lined. Only he best new iron
isussd, and the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior Reservoir portable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
The yellow Csntaur Iinimsnt

l. S~rth i,s ~sishs ~ gold 10 owner. " hofsos
ADD males
rhs L6imspf hs- cured mos~ spta usd
hF shtrd hiag- Butsi sod Ca ted hsrsss "a
thrsr Aesr. than usY- al The Fssiisrs - Va :
auEisy 10 "a ag- ~ Sizes A.. sla ~ sSl.
t1I
We hAYe thoas tnrs ar "a tsoux lals u raH4d.
rttsp strong as iis tai9siuy
ivy hur.s - lalutf - ir.r via f.tl go
wfsugas Al .iant4iss tsflf f,msd q. - al
COOS dsrsI him ss.r Aiss. uHtli | elMMs peat
" pse CeHtEuT l4aimsat, shiea .vtdiy CURED
him. heartily rec nnsud ii
NV. gk9. pBHRiss
m AApafi lle. Sckok uts SO. y. T.
''DEIE sIE II have u.si s"nr Ceat4sr lani-
meat i. my fAm sud ibd Il T. DO " arsAt
value Please send met@o do iars' s1nh. ois
for tee mules Au,l sss.
II hILaY sIyt LES.
F4lls Staain W'o nisg C.. IA
II makes very little difference She tho cAss
IL, whether IL be Mmseh, sprain, Psl -Evil,
Rngbaue, Scratches OF Lana mess uf .uy sind
the saesiA afsa ID 10 sams iaEcryin.n. h.Ags
pr0prIetnrs, h4rmsrs. Sc. should never be Ntsh-
out the Yelios Ceataar i.iuiaIent. IL 10 soil
everywhere, and warranted IN its enycts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
CastOria.

1t is . mistake to suppose that Castoris IL not
adapted to grown persons AS well as children.
they only need to increase the quantity. But
children have 80 many complaints tor which
Oastoria is sdapted--like wind collie, sour stom.
aeh, worms, telter, teething and Group, that 1t
If especially rocomme nded tor them.
I've effects Are mora certain than castor oil.
contains no ale hol aud is az pleasant 10 take as
honey. II never Rnpes. BY regulating the
stomach and bowels Il cools tho blood, cxpeis
worms aud prevents feyershbes, quiets the
nerves and produces health then Of course
children eau sleep IN guiet and mothers can
nest. f# FfHE tt Il
Casturiajs accommodated by all physicians and
nurses WHO have tried IL, and it is having rap
idly increasing sale, II is prepared with great
care after the recipe OF DR.. Samuel Pitcher OF
Massachusetts,, al the laboratory OF ]. Is. Rose
4 Co., &c Dey street, Now York T@ nj
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29

Prom 40 exchange We take the
iallowiag 81 I door.s,ep comedy. en-
acted recently hesip one u tiur brow
stone lrobts ae-tawn. which shows
that out sharp faced street ufchias are
10 SO danger 81 losing thfir eputaioa
fof ppause Served, answering
door heIl raag ~ hnle by Cone
e. night aaay We hse got nothing
for yau Boy HaInt astea you iof
nothing yet. hare " scrv@ns bAnier
iaely Well wAss ~enld soa have
s.ksl fsr, Boz -Bliat knox bot
this house 81. or sale. and Il 1t vas I
waited t. buy IL
rresdiag o. lhs Pfosidests eefgs
When Congress passed over Bic y.
toes
whFvAsycsat : seasAlraM report
= Guards tesAass sss css -aralyJs
Asvr Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest oven Of any
Family Stove, Portable Iron Eneased Reservoir,
BAkes and Roass splendidiy. quickly, evenly,
Ventilated OVen, Fire Boz Bottom aud Back.
Dosbe Centres, Rot Blast Doors Largest Fluss,
Splendid Draft, Longest Fire Box, for lons
wood, Hearth Swings, wont soil floors or carp
cts, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behind durable Fro Back, Turn Buckles Draw
0ven Doors up tight, Oven Doors lined with
bright Tin. Heavy. Best New Iron, Won't CrtsK
Warranted Satisfactory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-29

ln old laid was heated 10 exelaim
white sitting 81 her toilet table one
day. ~ can bear adversely. | can en-.
counter hardships. and Withstand the
changes offckle fortune; but Oh. to
live. aad droop and die like single
pick II cant endure il, aud, whats
more, | wont
, 1877-06-02

The Chicago produce markets were nctlvo ycstcr.
day, and grain was stronger, wlilo provisions wero
enslcr. Mess pork clotcd 3o.sc per bsl lover. at
s1J. JT!sG0l3, ~ for Jnne and sl3.b'Gbl3.57!i
for July. Lard closed TIC per 100 lbs lower. At
60. eo6s0. 49!s for June and So. c!sGO.:b for
July. Mcata were steady. at lac per D for loosc
shoulders, Btc for 10 short tibs nnA TIC for do
Ht,nft clear. tiicEwfncA were unchanged. nj 81. o.
rcr gallon. 1.nke frcg1.ts Hloss active, at &c
for corn to sul1alo. FIol: was du1l and unchanged
Wheat eoscd &c higher. at 81. for cas, or junc
md 81 .64ii Tor July. Corn closcd 1Mc higher, at
A5Ac caAh and 47tsc July. Oats closed steady.
al Tic for June md :'sc for fnty. 1yo anfc,
At 7cc. harley MnA nosnfpatiy dull. ut G0Gst1c.
Hugs quiet and clusctt weak, at 81. COOS. u
for common to choice grades. Cuttln were quiet
mil steady, selling nt g.. B0epi. n. Sheep In
demand nj e. 7;,dl5. 90 for thorn. One hnndrcl
dollars In gold would buy s1U1 In grcenbacks a.
thr ctu&r
, 1877-06-02

necessary II is that ths party should bo
united and harmonious. 1Ir. BrAr.H II now
looked 10 BY Tho email clique Of disappoint-
cd ofaoe-seekers 10 lend tho attadk, and
Mcssrs. Bu7Lss, CAMERON, and CorKlrHo ara
thought TO be tho chief lteutenants. But 1t
these gentlemen nre unwisc enough to cast
their dessintes with beaten faction which
has no rnblIo sympathy to rely upon, how
would they over pull together7 Bu7IEa and
BLAME had ssriousquarrel before The former
wns dropped from Congress; tho sntnity be-
tween CoNxL1So and BLAINE dates many yenrs
back, and is relentless On both sidcs; BLAME
holds DoN CAMERON mora responsible than
any ons else for his failure to get The Gin
c1nnaN nomination. Il It likely that these
tllscordant elements could be fused in a
common opposition to President HANS,
The purpose Of which would bo manifestly
to harness the Administration But \ small
amount Of aid or comfort would be given TO
such combination by the public, and less
than over II Penusylvania be 30 manipulated
as to lead to ths dcfeat Of tho Republican
rarty In TINT state by committing II to the
1mplacablo programme
, 1877-06-02


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, 1877-06-02

FouErou, tho new French Minister OF tho
Interior. proposes 10 cary matters with a
high l,nntl, according to n cable dispatch
whicl, accrcdits him witt, tho intention OF
issuing decrco prohibiting gatherings for
political purposes consisting Of mora uln,,
twenty persons. This Is sort Of FREQ Gov
era1ncnt which will test tho pationce Of
tho French people to a dangerous tlcgrco
II they aro anything like the Americans in
their fondness for mass-neotings, parndes,
tqrclliEl,t proccssiouH, etc.
, 1877-06-02

Gen. Bu7Lrn laaa no ambition to 80 to tho
United Statca Senato from Colorado, md
hl.s not bought land in tho new State TO TINT
end. No don't suppose my sensible person
ever seriously suspected him OF such de-
sign. Tho attraction Of political life to DuT-
lKH IL tho cxcitoment Of tho contests mud
tho opportunity for firing hot shot. Col
ornslo woult< 10 too easy course for him to
walk over, Ila would be moro efYectually
t.bo.tled mp" thero thnn ever before In lss
lifo. DrTIrn will fg4t It out in hnssachu-
eotts M long NJ he lives, II for no other ren-
son thnn 10 badger ana poster tho good peo-
rlo Of t!'ot State who resent his political dis
ti,ctou,
, 1877-06-02

Tho Now York UfraM is In luck again.
Another of ita correspondents has enjoyed q
thrilling experience which enablcs tho Herald
to comu ont strong JEROME u. ST11IsoN
IL tic fortunate man, and Salt Lake
City tho sccne. An attompt was
maao to aasassinato lin by eomc
unknown pcrsoa-prosumably q Mormon,
actin, under tho earno kind Of orders that
lc,l to tic AIountain A1ea1ow massacre. Two
photographs md auspendor- buckle turned
asitle tho deadly knife, and tha correspondent
Is spared to rccite tha particulars.
, 1877-06-02

Tho papers all over tho country arc discussing
tho qucstion whether Con. LOGAN is ar is not
to haye Federal otlco In Chicago, and II he Is
to hare one, whtchi Tho olIlco OF Collector Of
Customs seems to be embarrassed by previous
promises and offers. Undor these circumstance,
why not appoint 0on. LOGAN Poatmasterl No
friend of Ills w!ll stand in tho way Of hts taking
that Office; on tho contrary, his old friends will
aubrn!t to any sacrifice to promote flis personal
or political interest.
, 1877-06-02

III
Tie nresent rnto Of trnnxnortstion for
vhnnt hv lake and canal from Cbicnco IN
nav york, {nclnd;no ,okc ,nanrnoco .1ox.t-
,nc chn,oa nj Dnffo]o. md thveo dnvu' hoid.
;ro ~ tha ore;r IN thn host ot Na,x yo-L 4.
vhsat 8t to al eenta nar hn.hc1 md aorn
a ccnts mar hushel Tho frc,o,,t an thaso
1r.in. bv ra,l from ohicopo n Nav York IL
~ ccpts nor bnshcl m what nnd 1n4.6
cert. ner hushel m corn Tho r.,,. an tho
roi,roa,a orn conYesscdlv nnnno1tah,a IN N.
comnonies and vield h.r,lv sufY,c,,nt n cox-
sr tho cost NJ moving TIA m.rgin II vi,l
ha .aan. Is a larua ons, Il !, snit1cfent n
,bo,~ th,t IN tbo aeason ~ nov1oot,or +ha
con,netitiop between the rail,oods and the
w,ter rontea Ii n hone1,s, on1' Il /. hons.
,es, "a for a. Welding INV nroat II N. ri.
rool, engaged In It
Tha ,ve.tern roa;,. ..ta,5;rc ~ R.r...
h1i.sonr,. 1ova. Wisconsin and s1inno,ots
easn, tn have ah,ndon.d ,bn a.. thot ,hs;~
trne ,ntere.t /. in keenino in N, choon novi.
Gallon of Tho lokss The,r oniv nrot.ot,on
~, n. ovn,;ra a1,o,t;on .nd ,,;nt..jon -,
, 1877-06-02

Courngel II Secretary SHERMAN will only
keep advancing We shali soou hsyo Offices Under
the TseasurY Department 80 that business will
be transacted in them IN. \ buainess way, and
gentlemen can 20 there without being insultcd
by tho arrogance Of cmploycs.
, 1877-06-02

Don CARLOS, the whi1om "tmpiaeable" Of
Spain, protests against depftVsnr tho Das4uo
people of their fueros. He consoles them by
proclamation {anl Spanish proclamations arc
"a easily uttered ~ was our old "stump-tnil +"
curreucy) iu which he says "they will lfye to
plant tho standard of tho truc Spain. am tho
dcposltary." Ills address exeuls Senator
Moaroa's In the iIberalEty Of personal pro-
nouns. Don CARLOS Is = dodgcs, all In all.
lie had better return to this country and 1nlst,
that diary for tho Now York Sun. lIo did not
tell in It all no knew about Chicago.
, 1877-06-02

chiefJustice WAITE, Of the United States
Supreme Court, yesterday opened the trial at
Charleston Of the parties Indicted under
the Enforcement acts for tue murder of
several negroes fn September last at Ellen.
ton, Aiken Co., Il g., md In his ch4ego
, 1877-06-02


tho Philadelphia l'mes is not mistaken, the
veteran OF P"nnsylranin politics is manfpu-
lating tho stato to rebnko Preatdcnt HA1za
for his Southern policy CAMERON Is WHY
old foo thero Is no doubt about thnt' Ills
methods arc moro dangerous than those OF
m open antagonist because no works in
secret and is not restrained by any foolish
scruples OF political honor. lio has good
ground to work In, too. lilo has for many
ycara Ind mortgage on Pennsylvania poll.
lies, and Inns only TO foreclose at any timo to
1enr the results- Having retired from tho
Senate, ho has ample timo to devote himnef
to his favorite pursuit Of manipulating cau-
cusea and conventions for my purpose that
commends Itself to hiH judgment or his
resentment. Tho statement Ia TINT he haa
been going about in pcrson and by
proxy from county to county, debating that
resolutions expressing confidence In Presi-
dent 11Ar1a shall To tabloid, and thos hts CON-
mand has boon obeyed IN several instances.
It Is also alleged to bc tho programme to 90
organize the stato Convention that 1t will
reproye tho President, or at least pass him
by IN grim silence. Then, according to n1l
accounts, the party ticket Is to DO defeated.
II thore is any truth in this political prog
nostica.ion for Pennsylvania, 1t furnishes
very good evidence that tho venerable Mr.
CAMERON feels his age, and can no longer
think and act with tho shrowanoas that for
mcrly distinguished bis conduct Tho pro-
grntnmo which llsa been outlined, II carried
out 10 tho letter, will produce m effect pro-
, 1877-06-02

New York IL TO have Ita fair share Of Custom
House patriots who bled for thels country.
There are 248 employees to bo discharged. and It
u reasonable to presume that they will follow
tho fashion and start now party.
, 1877-06-02

"America u but halt = Rapublic until It
Cbri4ttAnt1es politics. tho colleges, trade, fraud,
and eycn dead orthodoxy" says tho Her. Jo-
sxPn Cook, OF Boston. That Il = roundabout
waJ ot RIsttng that tho dsYumu& b converted,
, 1877-06-02

. Tho State Auditor OF Illinois now has the au
thortty to raToke tho license of anY Insurance
company making a false report TO him. Tho
Insurance Superintendent Of New York hal
more power than that, aud Jet many llfo-In.
eurauco combaniea swore falsely aud burst.
, 1877-06-02

Col. 0sonon II. BuTLrR will, It Ia alleged,
start On war tour against editors. a. = con-
sequence, all tho editors sra trying to have Mut-
LxTr roots put on their buildings before Bur
Lxh gets around.
, 1877-06-02

"Mr. HAIEs does not desire any orgsu," Ia
the epltsph being prepared for the lsto Admin.
i.tsat!on paper II Washington. No chance fol
GAIL, than.
, 1877-06-02

4 Paris journalist has been sentenced to flnc
sntl impstsonmcnt for insulting tho prestdent.
Tho enforcement Ut such taw In this Country
would oil tho prisons and suppress tho papers.
it IL onty In tho United States th2t nothing Ia
respected.
, 1877-06-02

During tho ,pontl, Of May tue indebted
1cs4 of tho Unitctl Statos WIS cut down
$G,9st,a7l. Thero Aro now outstanding
s?a,ooo,ooo Of the four-and-a-half per cent
1Jn,ltls
, 1877-06-02

OF course history repeats itself, Of We should
not have s1MoM CAk1Aox working agslnat the
Government
, 1877-06-02

aud Tint until that happy time ho will hare
half rt,tc over the country. Let IA begin to
Chrstianizc political Orthodoxy and tho rest
will then haso their tInie 10 sec how tho process
works.
, 1877-06-02

Tbs silence Of France, just no1, IL new
style OF Fseuch eloqueuce.
, 1877-06-02
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Tho Prince of Wales refused 10 preside At 4
The banquet ID connection with tho Caxton ceIebra-
lion at South Kensingtnn.
Trustee Walker, OF the College Of The City |
Of New York, saYa frankly: ava are supporting |
hospital for lncarables, and not eol1e9e.''
Tho Cincinnati Commercial proposes
monument to Tho heroic cosnels Chlsoln,. Ten
Thousand women onghs 10 ba willing 10 subscrtbe
81 each to such eausc.
(which Of you four IL Ns Harper aud
which nro Tho 'Deotherar" soma pcrton ones
asked Of James fiaspat. "Oh, any ons Of M IL
ifafpof and all the rcst aro tho Brothers." Wis tho
reply.
TEE next volume Of tho Leisure Hour no.
sfes will be noref entitled "1n Change Tn.
changed" by Linda Villaei, an Ens,tahwoman as
yet now to American readers, and highly approved
In her own country.
Tho Boston Post says Minister Noycs has
a good, honestwaJ Of peonouneing French. 11e
emphaslxes the silent letters, instead Of skipping
over them in the fsivo1ons way that 4 native
Ffcnehu,an won1d do.
It WA once said Of Sir Robert Peel that
ho WIS 10 welded to the ordinary snd accustomed
that ''hc nevcr introduced even quotation 10 tho
notice Of tho 1louso which Ind not been repeatedly
honorcd with la APPROVAL"
Tho Bottom Herald thinks drhce Grcen-
wood would not bo a. fetce tos war II she Neru not
loo old to bc drafted. An ungallant rrmark. Grace
Greenwood Ia loo pfucky woman 10 walt for the
draft; sho would volunteer 1t her services vera d.
sired.
They do some things bottor in Constant.
nop1e. Tho organ. grinders there ara moi allowed
to stop In tho streets; they trnTel In pairs, ona
eaTry'ngth organ on his baek. while iho Other
gsfnds 1t. both moving forward constantly eha
making most co4nleal picture.
4 meeting to consider "womnu's work
and necdsr VA hs,d In stctnvay Hail Tuesday
night, and great disappointment Was expressed
hecanao Mr. Dereh. Pftaldent OF Tho Society for
tho Prevention o. Csnety 10 Animals VINO haa
promised to preside. did not put In IN appearance.
Ef.t,har 11.rnor nIthonoh h. +,rohsh1v
~.s .s...s ,o..r, la. -, .nht,,,,t,a -. e..
NV. "'os 49, ...s.' a,,.n. ~ ~. u".s.,"s ~
uSni mn.;i .;,h Ssw vs... ~ M. a.s,h tho .n.ssr
Of ,he Weekly, Tho political courso Of which be
shaped through tho War and during Grants dfse
term.
frho h,,,,,.ss ~ ho,rr 7,ro.ta.n4 N.
r..,..,. 1sss,,n. ~ ..f..s,.
p,'h sp.nens'4 y,%s", ~" -. -. -. ~
ac"'thJ: nAesps Hnso. WIZ "as shus ~. tr :. ~
anu folkt VINO o'cu a. ~ o"e !" INC ~. W'sa.'
eoatso, saeep'ca! Ia".s - ~ w. "no 10, ye!'
T"s ,s.ss"f .s so,.'ss".. WV '-A
nornmm,a r.war,9 NJ AIN nm fo- II, rerov.
49, ~ rh.r,.. no.. h,. tt,mr,.,,d N. ...rrb fo-
t,., .na H. rhfI.doInhfn TIN, ,.no,,s . .tron9
nrohot,~ th.t r. Iii r..nlt tn NJ. rs.torst,or h1
H. 1T ~ 1u1, In ,h,rd nnnir.rsarY nj his ..n,
n.,r,nr,. ~. s.5d that tho Inv tas ham kcns IL
ri, .iros ., w:.s.rn r.nn.,Irsnta.
r., -. ~. - .,.r.nh.-. =. A.. ~, ~,
| UNDER tho tas!e OF 'oAempe1s OF the foussn
| Estate, +" BIT, Alexander UAE4Au0 Tho London pho
, 1877-06-02

CLEVELAND LODGE, No. o1t. 4. r. and 4. NJ
Tie mcn1icfs Of Lodge aro hereby nonct to
meet NJ lhe!r hal' on tatnE!ay. June q o'Gloek
il pavison. dark clothing should be worn. Carriages
~ ''A'e'4"1 ~ S'tEo tGEo. r. SINCLAIR, ". N.
, 1877-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

n1cTtcker'A Thcntre.
Mad!eon stseck. between Dearborn ind State
"uue puartlug. House, Afternoon md evening.
, 1877-06-02

CHICAGO COUNCIL. No. 4. n. 4 q. M.-Htgular
"''A' ~ '0's'' j. 3. DlcKEnsoN, 1ccor,er.
, 1877-06-02

Atc1piIl ThrHtTe.
Monroe street, cornef dearborn. aaverfys Nit
atrels, Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-06-02

Grecnbaclss Mt tho Nuw York Stock En-
change yestcrlny closed Mt 9la.
, 1877-06-02

New Chicago Thcntres
Clark street. between Lake aud Randolph. Lo
ConlnAndeur Ca1rncuYe, tho - PtrstidtsateuF." Al.
tAfnono and cfcntnc,
, 1877-06-02

An important question Is at last determined,
to tho infinite relief Of tho Southern politicians.
That question is ~ to who was tho author Of the
famous Kentucky resolutions Of 17lS, which
have been claimed a sort OF eontenporancoue
Interpretation Of the Constitution, and as rec
ogntxinE tho extscmc doctrine OF Statea' Rights,
nullihcatton, and secession. Tho authorship OF
these resolutions has generally bcon awarded to
n{F. jkSEHnsoN, hut while It il admitted that
hc revised tho language, tho original draft OF
tho resolutions was made By JonN DRECKIN-
ntpon. Ills nephew, W. c. P. BnEcKsxRspoE,
now living at Lexington, KY, thus, In fow
wort!s, tells who JonN bRECK1NnInG8 was:
InHx 1}nKcK1Nn1DaE'a position among Tho men
Of hls day can be somewhat measured whon We n.
Virginia uouac; that At 90 ho wss The CONFIDENTIAL
friend uf jEFrEHaoN H1Khr. and MoNnnA; TINT
he drafted Tho Kentucky Constitution NJ 11DO; wAs
without dlvtston elcctod Speaker 0f the Kentucky
lfousu; at 40 4 Senator: In 1904 tho choice Of d
large portion. Of the Republican party for vleo-
cana Attorney General In tho Cabinet OF Mr.
JEpyxnsoxt and Tits lifo wsa thst Of an orphan
hof 1tft almost pennleta At tho hRc OF II, in tho
very frontier OF tho settlements. Ills relations to
Mr. LkTYknaoN Mere such that Mt. JHrrkHsox "a.
ltcted him 10 Introduce into tho Senate and prcsa
Tho adoption Of constitutional amendment rail.
firing tho pufchaho Of Louisiana, and hu refused
because such ratification wae unncceaanFy. and
such precedent dangerous 10 tho future acqutpI.
tlun Of needed territory; and JxyEzRsox yielded
to Ills stoma.
It will probably DO relief TO thousands oi
Bit. JErFERsoN's admirers 10 know that ho wae
not The author Of those roa0lutions.
, 1877-06-02

Knnsas, Iowa, snd Minnesota to Now York.
From Chicago Eastward tho all-rail ratca ars
100 Per cent greater than those by wator.
II follows, thon, that to bring the rates from
any point In Kansas, 1owa, or Mtnnosota 10
New York Into competition with the water
route, tho cutting down from tho ordinary
rate is taken from tho Western end Of the
ronte. Tho Western ronds, thezcfors, aro
giving away their own earnings to ennbfe
the Eastern roads to compsto with and break
down the wnter route. Every Western road
may now bring all its grain 10 the lako ports,
and got more money for so doing than II can
get from running in connection with tho
Eastern roads, and still furnish tho produo-
Ing districts with cheaper fteights 10
New York than they got from tho
all.rafi through lines. Tho transfer Of
freight from the water line to tho al1-rail
lines by the Western roads reduces the
earnings Of tho latter. threatens tho destruc-
ton Of lake and canal navigation, and docs
not oven render any immediate relief 10 tho
producing districts. At the same time, In
weakening aud crippiing lake navigation
they arc making themselves tho slaves Of tho
Eastern trunk llnes,-competled TO reduce
their Own earnings to support the Eastern
companies, During tho season OF nnviga-
tion there ought not to be bushol Of grain
go Eass from any part Of tho West by rail.
The rates by lake 10 Buffalo aud thonco by
water to New York are reduced to The mini
mt1m Of 3 ccnts rer bushe1, and wlife It iB
10 tho interest OF alf tho Western railroads