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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

The excess of exports over the imports
for September was go. 52j,297. For the
nine months ending September 80, SOB
100, 4S7.
The three hundred thousand dollar Pills
bnrgh suit against Z. T. Barnum tor libel
and injury to business has been dismissed
by the court there.
The latest estimates of the loss by the
burning of the slaughter house and pork
packing establishment of Christian klinck,
At East Buff do, n. Y. Is $4,000, insur-
ance $50 .99j. Immediate steps Will be
taken TO rebuild.
The commissioner of internal revenue
( has decided that dealers in llostetters
Stomach Bitters"and brakes Plantation
Bitters," are liable to the tax as retail
liauor dealers, and has notified collectors
to enforce the tax on and after November
| LIST.
The tweuty-ffth anniversary of the con-
secration of the Ri Rev. Louis DeGoes-
BRAND as bishop Of the Roman Catholic
diocese of Burlington, will be celebrated
with great p0mp at the cathedral IN Bur
Ilinpton, Oct. 30th. All the clergy in the
state will be present. besides many from
abroad.
=. Even jeff Davis is overcome BY the
northern contributions for the yellow fever
sufferers, and writes a New York friend 4:
" The noble generosity OF the northern
people in this day of our extreme atflicton
has been felt with deep gratitude aud has
done more for the determination of which
many idly pirate than would many volumes
of rhetorical assurance"
# THE PUBLIC LANDs.-The com mission
or of the general land office reports that
during the year ending June 30th, 1855,
l78 acres of public lands were disposed of,
{ and =, OIL oil acres were surveyed. The
: number of acres still unsurVeyed exceeds
l. 900, 100000. The cash receipts amount
ed to 81, O22. $50 being $500 j67 more than
It the receiptS-for the preceding year.
e THE BAD KING OF DAHoMFY.-Intelli,
cence has been received from Whydah on
:. the west coast of Africa, under date OF
e September 10Th, that the PorLugesc com
IS mandant and seven soldiers are held cap
tive by the king of Dahomey, who makes
- Them parade before him daily. The kin!
;, has recommended the grand custom o
o, human sacrifices, and 500 persons have
been slaughtered in one month
as In letter dated Toronto, Sept. II, to ~
or English paper. signed Thomas Frost
o. many years schoolmaster in England.
H. we read: Brother Johnathan has pal
over $9OO,0U0,000 of his national de!
on since the war. and during the last iiv
g wears over $300,000,0O0 while we hav
az added $il 100000 to ours, aud increase
IT. our taxation So 100000" The write
gives a gloomy account of Canadian pros
It's poets.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

Horatio Seymour, who doesn't like Mr..
Tilden, is said to have made this remark
about his canvass: " 1t took great deal
of ingenuity in Mr.. Tilden to lose the
presidency" .u
"Knox, the hatter,' has brought ont q
new tile, known as the Tilden hat. lis
construction is simple. You just take an
ordinary silk hat, sit on it awhile, Anc
there you are! -BurIington HnCbeye.
John P. Howard, Esq, to whose mu
nificence the people of Burlington are in
debted for the new Howard block anC
music hall, now approaching completion
is in London. He proposes spending. The
winter in India.
Now Canada will be taken, sure. Th'
Fenian brotherhood has been re-organized
the old leaders kicked ont and the " Skin
mishing fund" placed in new hands. Tb
next move will doubtless be new call OF
the servant girls for contributions.
The accident to Rev. w. II, II. Murray
in Madison, Conn, was not quite so seri
Gus rs was first feared. While loading on
barrel of the gun the other was accident
ally discharged. His right hand was owe
the end of the muzzle. and his two middl
fingers were blown off at the second join
and his little finger at the first joint. Hi
index finger remains intact. a..
The New York World takes no stock il
the story that Mr.. Tilden is about to MARI
belle Of St. Louis in three months. Flo
in the first place, it says. sarcastically,"
Governor Tilden were about to do such
thing he would not wait three months t
do ii. And in the next place he woad no
let even the belle of ST.. Louis know that h
meant to do it so long beforehand. Th
story is nothing but cipher Telegram
badly translated"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30
r II E NJ A R K Il L 5.
BOSTON MARKET.
10 uorted and teiegrdphed expressly for the Green
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGIITON.

--For the ,eeek ending Tuesday, October % ,ls78,
Cattle. Sheep. S a% Ho oggs Gays
rhis week. 1920 9ii5 9 3G6 R II's a
Jae year ear ago, $3.50 1881 OOD lO,3oi -
pR,crs.-seef Cattte--Extra fat and heavy rc
mum oxen 81 0o0$7 so first quality, 1000
80; second quality, t5.O0d5 30 third q"a'G},
a. 2j0S4.7j per 100 lbs, on total weight o. rice
allow and iressed beef few choice sing tpalT
$4,000 Bulls, SC ~ no.
WorEing Ocen.-$l00d lG5 per pair. or accotC-
pp to their value as beet. steers, 5000 ITO.
Witch CoWs.-S206840; extra good, s4)Huo;
with or without calves, az may be agreed ltlio'
md ordinary, s10n>2si yearltngs $1,000 l3;oV;
,na, Odds Az GOA 90. 3-vear olds, S2j0hn +2.W
sheep. Live weight 2a3%G; extra 4Gi'a' v
or $40 al so pei head; spring lambs, 4a4ac per d.
Fat H0gs-4Hn nc uer pound.
IenL Caiv s-$45005.50 pei head.
H,des.-Brgntou 7a7 ac;country lots, 7GOc T. r.
III skins, lOu 00c y h; Peits with wool ouH
nc: railow. 5a0c: country lots 4}ad4s4c r. 10
Lamb skins. OOc
REM ,RKS- There was not bnoyant feeling Tor
ralIle654U II cwt, live beng the Dut1l lie PRICE l"r
Western, and the trade was not very snap LOT
Sotthern shipments for Liverpool being II +htet'
nuyipg deye oped ore "a home butcnel : lot nome
slaughter. The supply Wa in,Iy 'uV nenn ,eIS
10 dress 800 lbs each at 61ac dr essedant len hree-
y.arolis to dress go lbs each, at &c, messed
H. r. Shuckett sold forty choice steers a1d helei7
or Liverpool trade the lot aver aging from ,OH TO
| ma lis each AT 404Isc, i've, aud twelve tnrce-
ynar.Ol stcers dress from 600 to i1O lbs eatt AT
| idGIc " H. dressed; MIG Flanders sold TWO oAen'
| ross weight 675 lbs, for Sllo. Sn eep aud ithbs
| ice selling at 4laC for the BEST dow al 2d25c per
| n far infeIior lots Thu bulk sell at 4d4l4c. The
| mutton trade is slow. j. s. Frye sold 100 sheep
| md lambs average 81 lbs, Al 44ei IL ilt@tln5'
sold eighty niue sheep anu lambH averaging - ms
| at 4tC: ii. Lawrence sold ~ Canada sheep no.
| lambs averaging - lbs, AT &c; A. NJ. Poor sol /
lll.y sheen and lambs, averaging GA lbs, ut &c pei
pound.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

S. r.. Wright, of West Randolph, acct
dentally shot himself while out hunting,
on the 18th inst, had his leg amputated,
and died the 18th inst.
A tramp entered Lcarned's hotel Mt
Cookshire, Quebec, Monday, and stepping
to the bar demanded something to drink.
The proprietor, Mr.. Learned, refused,
when the tramp drew revolver and sho,
him through the heart killing him instant,
ly. The tramp ran from the hotel and
boarded the train for Sherbrooke, Quebec
Sheriff Loomis, of that place, was tele-
graphed to, and arrested a man answering
the description of the tramp.
A gentleman who used to see Tiller
when he was helping pull down the Tweed
ring in New York told me that when he
got into Tilden's house, in Gramercy park
/ the old man met him in IL front parlor
took him through another room, shutting
each door carefully behind him. and then
led up to corner Of the rear apartment
with not q soul present except themselves
and began to whisper to him. Secrecy il
The old mans vice, and secrecy has beer
his undoing - Washington Letter 10 Boston
! Herald.
The annual convention of the Fenial
| Brot herhood, which has been in secre
session in New York since the 10th inst.
has adjourned. The brotherhood is al
most completely reorganized. The offic
of head centre in this country is abolished
and that of general secretary created
The action of The convention is general,
regarded ms the virtual discardment 0
General Burke. ODonovan Rosa ant
others. who have had charge of the Skin
mshing fund, The change is suppose,
10 be the work of james Stephens. ex
chief of the brotherhood, now in Paris
who is expected to assume charge of tn
brotherhood.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

A woman in Chestertown, Md, fell
down and died at sight of the dead body
of her son, who hail been killed by an ac-
cident.
Mr.. Tilden is right in getting a wife
1t is high time for somebody to know.
what is going on in that house of his
Tribune.
The trotting horse " Johannes valued
at several thousand dollars. has been stuer
from the stables of Robert Taggert at Eas
Orange, N. j.
KILLED BY TIE CARs.-Near IIighgatt
Springs, Friday morning, Abe Shellus
was run over and killed by the New Yorl
express. He was about 80 years old, ant
very deaf.
1.-THE end of the world will occur OF
July IL, 1879" SO says priest of Brah
ma in India, This date will suit us II!
well as any other. If there is one thing
more than another we want to see it i
Bob IngersolI chained up for u thousan,
years.-NeW York Commercial Ad0ertiser
Bayard is is said to be the only avail
able hard-money democratic candidate
left. How would it do to put up 8ayar
for president. Hendricks for vice presden
and double jointed, hard-soft money plat
form that will be equal to the demand
of the trade, in votes 2-BHrlington { Ia.
= HaWkeyc
Washington specials say that Andersen
the Potter committee witness, INFORMED
the democrats who had him in charge tina
unless the promises made to him ''of 81
600 cash payment, his council fees nn'
that he should be taken care Of" are fu
filled, he will make another statemen
that will shock them.
The Springfield Republican has made
+ most careful investigation of the report
, of intimidation in South Carolina. an
, upon the evidence furnished by the new
columns of the Charleston NeWS an
Q Courier, Hampton's organ, is convince
, that the right TO peaceably assemble an
hold political meetings is denied TO repul
licans in many parts Of South Caroln'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

Mr.. j. II. Crosby has resigned his office
of agent of the state grange of patrons of
husbandry. For two or three years he
transacted large business for the order
and gave entire satisfaction. But as he
was obliged to hold them strictly to cash
payments, the business gradually fell off,
until it was no longer worth The exclusive
attention of good business man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30
MONTPELIER MARKET

F0ftht Deek endtnG CctoteF2H, loie
APPLES, dried new s0lNc Y 10 Butter !? :
lie: Beef 4TDl0e; Beef, dried, green weight, 9ur
PORK, fresh, sdl2Hc; Pork, SALT l2Fc; iiam, l2G
Lard, 1870; Veal, 6dl2c; Beams, v bushe,S 2"3'to,
Corn, sOa5; Corn meal, Y l,lJ ms, { 20; cats, -
bushel, 4Oa 45c; Flour, r. Dbl, So Opn1.o0, tii~S
ers, 1915: Coal, ton, S1.aO0OJNa cheese =, u
is % OOc; Fish-Fresh Cod, dressed, zoe Iit'ieH.
l5c: Sha,l, 3Jc; Mackercl, l3c; salt FlSh, Cot &C.
salmon, i00I2{c v ID; Trlpe, l2Hc; hgt"fen'
gil y gallon, 25c, Potatoes, bnshel, 20 W@3 ~,
Salt, II hushel SOC; Dairy, lG@H r u A9 M,
sen s7,; Maple sugar b, eCsc; Syrup, :,
Gallon, toc0so Tea. 5oe@$o'7Si Code; ill.,, "a :.
nr ,s sal 81 Is. HlGhi ga Clover, ilh.7
,,otncrn NsS York, ~. lltl.c Y pound.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

Uubbard Of Plymouth. Mr. sprssIe q Bran939 ,s Ie
H. p,iand Of 81 Jonnsbury when Mt hDHs II ~
ION demanded the previous qaesletin,, ~ The pas-
go ~ the M Mr. Shores of uranby deIi snGs Ss
yeas and nays. which were tAkeh-A5eS IT, H"'9 "
So the 6,i If III Hip1an uf Charleston adjourned
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH, lS7s-SENATE.

MN. ;,troi,,e,d and reterred-By Senator Sowes, an
AT tn amend an act relation to railroads. ap NOV TO-
1859: to com on railroads. l. ..za,,,, 4o,.iroor,, Il,
cnriaiu cases; to com on jud. -..... j.,
Nv Senator Beden an act regulating the ptacelce III
conrts of chancery; to Jud com n. r. ,,,
Nv SENATOR Webster, au act providing Ior suHhunon-
inv witnesses go out of the state III criminal cases.
~ SENATOR Dingham, act relating to prosecu-
tons for embezziement: to jud com. WIZ u,ro tto
From the House, Ii 2l5. an act " pay W IL hare inc
ann therein named; to com on clalms Al. - .,.
ISL, act to pay II ana II pole 'ne euii 'hoio-
In named; to com on claims = 49,, =, 80 ,ha =. @
n 2l an act IN alneudineht OF rhaP ~, VI tne = -
relating the prosecution OF bastardy cases. 10 com
on }u Senator Powell an act to punish certain orenses
WEI 55eenorts1From committee claims, in favor OF II
,st ~, act to nay Martin Whitman the sun therein
senator Peck iuterrOgdted the committee
aud was replied to by Senator Stearhs fasSeu III 'o
% cam on judiciary in favor of g. an act to re-
Il an act Al approved November 18th, 1876, relating u
rders drawn 10y OF the poor thlrd reading
orerea .eonpral com in favor of 70 act to change
tke name OF Mary Ellen Freeman; passed III concur
ein com on finance, upon 40 act to establish
me salaries OF members OF the Seuate and House OF
Representatives, ny suDsutute pi ihI su s
diem not exceeding fOrty-two days ior eacn DAY
aunn that time 50 per diem, including the session Of
| lslS - ~ ,,dic;ar,, in favor of s H. an act tc
nand An act relating to private corpoIdtions W WI
uutary association, appfoVeu NoN co. low 'n'AN i
| 49, nr1 La ed to morrow.
M 9i lie against 49, an act authorizing towns
and cties to sell the Verm Dnt reports; thlrd roauls
relnseu; the committee on education, in favor Of H 100
al act TO amend an act Incorporating tne Leiaanu
CIassica aud English school at Iowhsnehu passeu IL
}T6,rd peadings-H 1870. act TO- amend sec 4 o
chan AZ Of H. III relat 1n 70 Wrts vi 81 " " au
mem s an act relating to appeals from justices Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30


Gold in Boston Tuesday, 1908 ,o-,.
Us SKIES 1851 registered, i0lAs
do do coupon, w.
do do 1865 May and Nov, IVA
do do 1867 lt,.
do do 1858 i,S4
do Ten.(ortjes registered lUeta
do do cnnpou, lGj',
do Sew Fives, ~
W. Ua', ,xn GR1Iy.-Thc market is dul and
nom ano ii aachaasci, wc4aote:
sPgISG wHGATS.
| Il, ,, o,,,,,rGpe Nor Lhl ~ 25GS -
Common eAtlas, -5n6oI
Wisconsin eA' t 3W,GG.j
lnne'ota' oaheiSt ,i
| Minnesota anu "'eoo'a'n' i24atUl
| patehb
TISrLN wlhAiS.: --....,
Ohio, ~ ElHg"
| Michigan, I,d2 Nv
lIndana, E'H99
Ilhnois, 90" ''
southern, family, .,,.,, . '@a7l7
Corn, mixed and yellow, r huaho, 10 .,
OATS IN ,xed and white, - "a
Corn meal T. Dbl, - 1,p
Rive -four, "a - 400
1 1as u'eai' So a Is
a shorts, " ton, Ism n luuO
tlhe teeu' iSun n oluJ
| u,>,,,s,oxs Thu r,artet for Pork remains the
nv, .h n,ojarata demand nj ~ 80 a lO 90 per
Hhi far urme: sl0 50d II 10 Tor mess and sl3 GOA
"A IN mar nil for cIear and extra clear as qualify.
Nv p pc. oo tnr peer rsmains duIl ind the Hes
o haan AZ AN U0Tlo 10 for mess 10 5oal on for
navy ue az, sIS Goni9 n NJ MI lnr family extra.
e n niess a a' Ianond G"r ard win sales ut
10 "a n S,r nv and Wesfprn The demand is
II ISInre r Snot cd Hsms and The sales have been
}, AZ ~ act.c NJ n for cttv and western and 9t,H uG
. az az @ r a. Wes,ern The REGENTS Of Western
" =, u t 10 liTht and nrrces are nominal, from
n W ios NJ ~ civ dressed have been selling at
l995susys " ~" ~ wy
tnE,,1NsgMediums are quiet at 81 55al 90; per
IL hnshJ. pea henns are steady ut 81 70al 50 per
lie oushei ren u' ros ~ co a - . IA: uer bus6tl.
Sner, nrne. are Toe per bush higher than the
. ai,oye ouotatons
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-10-30

relating to the printing OF the centennial and other
ferred to the general com; c.u.., c,,..o,
of Iiyde PARK laying tax on the county Of Lamoille
to com consisting of the members from county OF
Nv MF Camp of Newport defining the powers of the
pS Mr. Moody Of bethel pay Nathan Parker the
1 SUN therein named; 10 com on claims +, ,,u..,
p5ad "a and nas Pond in concord toy ether with a
petition relation thereo to com on game and hsh-
e By Mr. Monahau of Uuderhi to amend sec s. chl23
s. reating III uries sustained on railroads; to com
on AZ Mr spague of Brandon regulating appells
. Justice suits; to seneralcQm .,.-,-, H.. . E
a by Mr. Root Of Rupert T. diminish the expense Of
trials by jury tmaorlty TO return yerd' to com on
II b. Mr bryce of Fayson relating to division fences
" By S9 r WSGdSari of wndham to Simeon Pierce
aBy Nj Dolls Of N3rh Hero to :lneorPorate 'tht
north Hero ee band to CON a. on S se Of Ar
act to incorporate Springfield village approved Nov
nv so N, eHm o Of Wlterour to pay Isaac Elliott
the therein named; to com on claims; Grand ,s
L fpols not to be set in grand list of inhabitants no
M III IIW OF Falrai11n in am endment of
A. eli 35 relating to restricting OF costs; to com OIL
Eaton of Danyille called up H 1874 to amend an
ID F tn nd Of the Gve ss and
approved November 10TH 1872 and amending an ac re-
latlug to state printing and stationery approved NO
MI Hove Of IHdlow explained that the fount
~ made and would greater cost to the state THAI
G. Mr. Remington of Rutland sad ne found the WORK II
% costing the state quite large sum- and II TINS b
II should pass believed 1t would reduce the cost very
IN materially, He made a lengthy explanation to tn
ee change proposed. ,, a., w.. - ,,t.
Mr. Holbrook OF Milton, Mr. Rediugton OF Rutland M
n Eaton of Danville aud Mr. Scranton of NerKenn 5.
"a MIR Brown of Benson moved the bill be dismissed
Ne which was agreed to. =. r.,, H.. A.,
70 com on aud salaries be requested aud required
~ examine forthwith into the mieer of tho contract fol
editing and publishing the Journals of the Councl
all OF Safety and the early journals OF the Governor AM
~ Councilf-Wlth u view to reducing the expenses an
6nding out the actual cos lot the same if possible
a. and WITH a further to advising the editor an
81, publisher to furnish the same at same price wou
be- charged by the tractor for the state printing
which adopted. 4, , a.. =, .,
~ reatng to before justice OF the peace; rea
d. third time. ,,,,- ---,, g., .
n Newport and MIR Sprague of Brandon favored by Nj
no Potter OF Pawet, Mr. Bingham of Essex and Mr. Mile
% OF Cruftsbury. ,...,,,, /, ,,,-,
20 and on the question Brown OF Benson demand
~ ed the previous question, which seconded by tn
!" uoule On the question OF dsmissing the bill, Nj
Of BroJ6i OF Sh1rehtm demand the ayes and nays
e winch were tdken-ayes 90; nays Ill. 30 the mouol
d. was disagreed to. -, - IL. ,,,,,, -
Ths question required the passage Of the bill
of the merits OF the bill were further discussed by MI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21

An exchange gives this sketch of Ore
CONS new Senator: James II. Slater, the
Senator elect, was born in Sangamon
county, Illinois, il the year OF 1927, and
is past 81 years of age. He came TO Cali
fornia in 1s49, and to Oregon in 1859, tax
ing up his residence in Benton county,
near Corvallis, where he taught school and
studied law. He was editor of the Corval-
lis Union early in the war, and tool a
rather ultra Democratic stand. He COM
menced the practice Of law in 1885, re-
moved to Eastern Oregon in 1862, where
he practiced law and carried on mining
operations, without great success In the
latter. He then removed to the adjoining
county of Union, where he has since made
his home, in Grande Ronde valley, farming
and practicing law. He represented Ben
ton county several times, boil in the Ter
ritorial and State Legislatures, and since
his removal to Eastern Oregon was in Con-
gress one term, making a good working
member, but liable to criticism for reeeiv-
ing back pay, which he never thought tit
TO repay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

A resolution favorinS the forthwith con
struction Of the Texas Pacific Railroad was
indignantly rejected by the late Republic
can State Convention in Eureka. What
are We to infer from this action? Is the
Republican party Of Nevada opposed to a
competing railroad to this coast? 1t must
b. or Tie resolution in question would not
have been voted down. The attitude Of
the Central Pacific is precisely the same.
Tho Central people are violently opposed
TO another line to this coast. Having COB
bled up all they desired. they are also
Armly against subsidies to railways. The
members Of the Republican State Conven-
tion argued in the same way. Now, here
il something in the line of coincidence
which Is worthy Of the serious attention Of
every voter in Nevada. The party that
opposes tho immediate construction Of the
Texas Pacific, or Tom Scots railroad. is an
Asnsmy Of the Pacific coast, and especially
of the unemployed poor men Of the coast.
Nothing but cowArdice will prevent the
Democracy, in State Convention mex
week, from demanding Government aid to
this most important enterprise. II they
refuse 70 do it, it will be in difference to
tho besottcd notions OF . few old fogies
~ho deserve to be instantly crushed to
death beneath the ponderous and rapidly
ssvclving wheels Of the Car Of Progress.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
UwEEyRACK ,Esf.


The Democrats are under many obliga-
lions to the Grcenbackers for aiding them
10 defeat the Republicans in some Of the
Eastern. States. The new movement is a
growing one, and In less than a year from
date, II IL likely to be . very popular card
In Nevada. The Democratic party cannot
lose anything by spreading its sails to catch
ghs popular breeze on this subject. Hence
~ hope that : G~reenback plank may be
inserted in the platform, to be constructed
b. tho Democracy at Carson next week.
All platforms are moro or less fraudulent,
bat II Il just q we'll to embrace everything
tkas Will draw. The Greenback craze is
worth bidding for, particularly as it is
moro than an even bet that we will have to
support . Grccnbacker for President, two
years hence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-21
PoErrrCs In NEVADA.

The following is from = recent issue Of
The Stock Exchange:
1t now looks as il the Republicans Of
Nevada would be defeated, horse. foot and
aragoons-for, instead o. pooling" their
Issues they are splitting up into factions.
There are bitter heart burnings and endless
animosities. It Is hardly possible that
sAese chickering's will result as dc the Kill
kenny cat fights generally, and Republic
cans who 4ove their party will regret the
dissensions. Although this is o good year
Tor the opposition to the Republican party,
no matter under what flag or flags the fight
10 made. Vide Oregon and Maine, with
quite . shower in n Of Vermont's Con-
gressional districts.
II the Exchange man could have been
here Thursday, and witnessed the bucking
and general Generalization, he would have
been still more convinced that the whole
business is bound to go to flinders in No.
vember. The ticket is perhaps the best
that could be made, ont Of the mate
rial presented, but we do not believe there
il set Of men in the whole State who can
lead the Republican party to victory, in
the ensuing canvass. As we view the stu
alton, the defeated candidates in Thursdays
Convention, were the lucky men. They
will at least save the expense Of a fruitless
canvass.