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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25
From washington.

WASHINGTON, September 24.-The Trea-
sury Department has issued circular that
charges for transportation OF nationaI-bank
notes to the United States Treasurer for re-
dempton must be paid by the party making
tho remittance.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. September "a. 1878.
The breaks tn-iav comprised 211 hossneadS and
IL tierccs. The offerings at anclion Oh Change
were 81 packages; of which number % were
taken IN. and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from 80 20 sli.2j.
we continue 10 quote:
new DARK.
LuaS.--Commom to medium, :1.50@a22; medium
to 2Du'i. :5Tt -.
LcoE-Commnn. 81 50; medium, - 90; good
sSGG; 10; rEc, SllGi3ii.
BGIGIIT.
Lnqs-Common colory. $3G1:i.
FIffcrx.-t 'oiumou. StHrS5; medium. S5MS7:
.on,!. STA 80: line, Sl0anSl3
Smoktrs.--tnnnmon. #1ri$s.50: medium. :9D,
Il /: good, $lUGGSl3; line, Sl3@SlS: fancy. SIS
a. S22.
!'-uppar&.-t,o:nmnn. :l2M$l5; medium. SIS
Gr$3l: GOOD. :30GHSAJ; fine, SG0m$7o; fancy.
S7JG5S9Q.
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Ex.sisho2 stcCoskery,s Successor.

DETROIT, September 24.-The standing
committee OF the Diocese OF Michigan have
decided not to call special convention for
the election OF successor TO the depoSed
Bishop McCoskery. This leaves the matter
oman II II Tuno ...........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

FIrCHBUHG. Mass, September 2t.-Hon
Addison Latin, cx-membcr OF Congress,
and naval officer ut New FORK during
Grants administration. committed suicide
here to-day by hanging.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September 24.--Gold opened at 1G0's
Noon.-S!ocks heavy. Money call, 2 per cent
Gold. lnt2s F.xclEtlise-Long. ISL: short, 1851
Governments nominal. State cOr,is Guiet.
Eren,pg.-Mnrcy easy ut . pei cent. Exchange
weak at 4Sl. Gold steady nj lOOa4. Governments
weaker; nav 3's, 1864. States duh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. september 24.-NiIginIa G's. old. 20
deferred. 5I: cOusnls, Jis: second serlcS, 3
past-duc coupons. 81. North Carolina 81. cid
Is new. s special lax, l. lid tu-da,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

The RELIEF CONTRIBUTION FROM THE VAL
LEY OF E1HGINIA.--The supply-train which
left the Valley OF Virginia about ten days
AFRO direct fol- Memphis over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. free transportation hay
ing been rendered by the railroad authori-
ties, carried 44I5 barrels of -four and other
articles. the generous contributions OF the
people Of that section in aid or the Yellow
fever sufferers. The flour was sent from
the following stations: Staunton, - bar
reis Mlllbrook, 2; Fort Defiance, ID; We
roma. /; Mount Sidney, 2; Wcycr's Cave.
4; Mount Crawford, I; Harrisonbur%, 10;
Liuville, 10; Broadway, II; Timberville,
155; ForrcstviIe, -; Mount Jackson, IS;
Edinburg. -; Woodstock, GS; StraSburg,
II; Cedar Greek. 10; Midd'etown, +; New
town, 4; KcrnStown, /: Winchester, 2G;
Stcphenson's, l; Wadesyille, g.; Berry
vile, IS; Charestown, 101. The contribu-
tions OF flour would have been even larger
but for the rising OF the streams, which
prevented access to the railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25

THE LANCET" Ilunyadi Janos.-Uaron Liens
ailirms that its richness in apericnt salts sur
passes that of all other known walers.'
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.-'' Hun
yadi Janos-The most agreeable, safest, aud
most eflicacious aperient water.''
PROFESSOR VIRCHOW, BERLIN. "Invariably
good ana prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR BA3IDERGER, VIENNA. II hare
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR sCANZOEI, WCEzDURG. II pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER DRUNTON. N. d.. F, r.
s., LONDON. More pleasant than Its rivals,
and SURPRISES them in efficacy"
Z" MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. Preferred to
Pullua and Frledrchshall.n II.
A WINEGLASSFUL a DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF THE
APoLLINARIs COMPANY tLimitedI, London
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
q, and 43 Warren street, New-Torh,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS. GROCERs. AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD s. CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label OIL every bottle is printed on BLUE
paper. SC 4-Wsf&M&eo"Zh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25
Decision against Railroad Ticket
'EcaIpers.o

CHICAGO, September 24.-1n the case Of
J. j. Watson, indicted for unlawiully sell
Ing railroad tickets. Judges McCallister and
Moore yesterday held that the law under
which he was indicted is good, and the
State can protect the people against specu-
lators IN railroad tickets. The decision
complies with The decision rendered by
Judge FarWell some time ago. The rail-
roads have directed all s'scapers'" offices
to lie .spulled" and the offenders arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25
SALES REpDHTED To SEcpF'rA r,y
r.

Fine 80 surcrfine a3.73MS4: extra. $500
SID common family, 4j@:5.25 tancg BRAND,
So.
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V 4 G. Z L ! = T,


rsNIlE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
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9irI,n,olld lispattll.
;rrnyrspAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1875.
DANyTLLE.

,corrcspoudcnce of the Richmond nispa'ch.l
SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
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HUNYADl JANOS,

THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-25
LSON COUNTY.

COvNTy-C0rRT DAY,-hDDRESS or TIE HON. j.
Il, IrCKER-AID FOR THE YELLow.FEvER
SUFFERERS, &c.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

Although the dispatches from Berlin
are contradictory, there is little doubt but
that the Congress has authorized the
Austrian occupation of Bosnia and Her
Very prompt action was to be taken, and
the Austrian troops were to commence
the occupation of Bosnia on Tuesday of
this week A civil commission accom-
panies them for the purpose of organic
ing the administration of the country
The San Stefano treaty would have left
to the Turks the two provinces which
have now been coded to Austria. The
Turks must realize by this time that they
have gained nothing by the Congress Of
Nations. Turkey in Europe is being fast
carved out of existence, and civilization
will be the gamer for this fact. 1t is an
agreeable matter that the Congress is
making the best Of an opportunity to Sc
cure 50 desirable an end, by following up
in trenchant way the triumph Of Russia.
A Reuter- despatch says that the Congress
has decided to cede to Russia that portion
of Bessarabia which she lost in 1856,
extending from the Pruth to the kia Val
ley. 1t has also been agreed to transfer
Dobrudscha to Roumania As Greece has
been admitted to the Congress, she will
DrObahlV he given her niece of TurkiSh
European territory.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

The late poet Bryant was a purist in
his literary style; and he carried his eff
forts for pure English even into the re-
porters' apartment Of the New York Eve
ming Post. lie had hung up in the edit
orlal rooms OF his newspaper a list of
words which were Forbidden The list is
here appended. 1t would be certainly
difficult to tell why some of the words
therein contained are not good for the
purpose of expressing ideas with brevity.
1t is truly said that the English language
has never had any we'll defined and uni
versallN recognized laws of its own In
its literature it began with tile time when
every writer was a law unto himself, and
IL has never fully outgroWn that condi-
ton Nor can All the Trenches and Grant
Whites IN existence mould it into any ar
bitrarily correct shape 1t is A mixture
Of various tongues, and is drawing to it
selt every year, considerable number
OF additional words from the most diverse
ana curious sources, and especially from
time who knows become the uniyer
sal language, the one which is to be the
inguai Moses to lead the world out OF the
wilderness NJ the curse Of Babel. and give
to all people a common vehicle of com
4 municatlOn I'm this view of the ease fine
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04
Witness was then excused.

" INIFN'1 NtIN tIIVII VNtIlctV.
The first letter in the correspondence
given up by Mrs. jerks day is from
Anderson, dated at the North American
office, Philadelphia, March 18th last, to
Mrs. jerks, in which he twits her upon
having given up the letter to Sherman
and getting nothing from him but prom
show up the conspracies, and said his
hopes revived when he knew she had de
cided TODD 50. The letter is slang w hangy
and Nnimnortant
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

An interesting abstract of the official
records of the appropriations made by
Congress during the last six years, shows
that since the House became Democratic
its influence has been economic. The
three years of Democratic rule in the
House have been saving of over eighty
four millions to the country. But the
other branches Of the government steadi-
ly opposed everything that looked like
retrenchment
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04
The Greenback Congressional Convention,
and its Surprising Result

nc oioelpaoA e's'I "a CONVENTION
'''' 'i'' '''N' " Oh any "ti''"-
'll-S 4 '"' "''lI'' % P'l1''S' mere : q
'''"St"'ll 'Ale'N'il'H 'iitl lhc unexpected
Is /" occur. i'0t no one outside OF the
'tL'- tI"' H'"il't-eu 'Ilt secret allaltS 81
'''' ''"''' ''II'''l - Slolle-tu'ieFS ~ hhoN
county, ""''" nave Frht'red To predict
'A'l lh' 'F''hrfho'd OF buSh-hammer
"hu GhiNe' COULD come I" th'S City ~
lA' Steamboat I'7N' WIcSt the Green
'''N ''I-' e9''"ii"L nomination from lhe
WY I''H'' 81 ''l' cause III lle aiSlTlt''
ana beS'oW y upon an unknown man.
~ 'lles ''N 'I1' Nt'N tiiiii1 ana Il ~
''', e. 81 -'''''~i'''" "i0 1t "H H"'l3 lhe
i'''.- = i''' ''''N''e "''l'eI'il'N' I"' II lolS'
"''' ''''''' ''" \ ~ iI'''ll'''dt'oil tdi-
'i''' Ill "T 1HItdtH' ana Win Sh"ul' over
~ ''i9'"tl"eiotl 81 II-Hl aug reason
H''t ~ 9ltridI '1uSe MI SlIel thdI
''' I'"9' It''''' - 'ect''t l1' Nomination.
a. '"' 'c"''''N nave reason 10 KNOW. hul
l''A!h- ~ 'nt convention ahd rs condi-
''''~'' 'i''''''''l1 'ilI i'leSeI't' on 'ile ddf
va .oS 9''I'I-' NJ misunderstood observer
''.'i" i'A 70 see 'h'' everything pointed
~ NF i'uSt y tAe coming man. le"as
lI' r'ts l'Nl 'Il,iiPI"Il 81 the 'rrthbdth
cause 4ii All inns region, al a time when
''rir Ada pr'" iA thc declaration oi Sucl
sentiments ~ q man VINO looked Y have
Il '"I.'-rh iutait. MT. KuSt incurred
if"~- Tie r. hrd h@ reputation for Pc
l.l'ra a44t'At} ne IShed prosperous
newspaper BUSINESS winch Of all others,
requires discreet management he rlsh"i
lhr attachments q OH friends, personal
ana p"+'tlcaH accumulated through life
'IH4' 81 service a'I these he lad upon
IlIo a'l'd "i lIlr cause. lie lab"red early
'lii'' i1Jt i'l il9 success.
y Idt St'IItcr7 did thompson H. March
IH'tU 'i '"' tItN'hl' 'I iltAdIU Ill the III
iuIt Even IL lho statement "i lliS ctlIo-
-'slN ~ lIlt convention were true, ne had
Ii" business or property to peril, no point
IcaI reputation 10 venture, and was IN The
ellI"lihrht n snug salary aS Secretary
- WIS Nl''ir-' uttefS mon, winch hs
P'I''''9 '"'l il'd' more secure ne
result % ne nominating convention Is
iA"Sl c"4iPlthtlsIpIe. II y as though
'Iit managers oi an army should deP"Se
liit "iIeHl general anu promote 10 ms
PiIct i successful suffer
Ie'o Is another aspect OF inns matter
Nii'h ~ SUN worse IMAM TINS, SO Tar as
tie import "l me convention $ acton
5"vN' y Hllt MF. hIlSl mas lclIalned from
gong 70 extremes except III regard to
HIS tU'Ielic! theory ana mas represented
o'lirI" n we STEADY gong conservatives
i'i'''-"" liIIiS interest ms successful rival
WAS lAe candidate Oh au ASSOCIATION with
strong NollililIiliSllt tendencies; men VINO
air mere to-day ana there tomorrow
whose XII ol tools IS generally their eS
clannish. suspicious and easily controlled
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

The absurdities of the Greenbackers
make them constant targets for wit
Thus the Portland Advertiser says of the
recent convention of the deluded at AL
fred " The Greenback convention at
Alfred yesterday cast ballots enough to
meet the wants Of trade The commit
tee on credentials reported 1856 delegates
present; the aggregate vote for a candi-
date for County Attorney was III, but
everybody appeared to consider this about
the right proportion per capita"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04
The Potter Investigation.


ri spectators. Wednesday there was
-aod dead Of Important evidence, and
beginning was made with the testimony
MI regard to Florida, which developed
SOME quite damaging facts concerning
General Moves. The first event oi the
quay vas Buffers declaration in regard to
What HI expected to prove about the vote
wi Louisiana. He declared SQuarely that
'ar aeUon ~ thr Returning Board was
l.Iaeucci by promises OF reward that
IaU, boeu Kept. ana he intends to prove
l He caiN n the day created diver
.a win My Dear pukn." who has
thoroughly learned his part He careful
~ lea the witness to detail many of the
circumstances attending the detection OF
The Packard Legislature to the ranks OF
the Nichols faction, and whenever a good
point was made the grim old partisan
"ould turn slowly in his seat and fix his
uncertain stare upon each member OF the
committee in succession. as ii 10 say.
Mark we'll how SHE'D that brick.
Ma amusing feature OF the investigation
.om the beginning has been the air OF
Importance with which Mr. Batter has
clothed himself tie loses no opportunity
III Let a good square ling at the press,
ANA to-day, in speaking vi his letter to
"Nl dear PltkIn, he inquired of the
Witness if the New York Times had hot
photographed him for that document tul
publication. Pitkin said Such was the
case, when Butler fixed a stern glance on
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a',,,ina- iii ' +%a+, j I NV, ~L'0
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

tramp, who begged his dinner at the house OF
farmer in Amherst the other day, asked for his
supper at the house of poor Irish family in East
Milford, after partaking of which he lighted his
pipe and sat down. remarking that he thought he
would stay there all night and breakfast. They
objected, that they were poor and could not afford
to keep him. when he said if that was the case he
would pay for his entertainment, which he did in
the morning, showing at the same time bank
book with $500 to his credit in the Emigrant Say
ings Bank of Boston.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

M y be revolution m 'hS G"%n' uor ihe cry Wi"
srcb ara III. f,,l;sb threats Nv which
tho vornr alitor of tha r,mdan uarola
endeavors towin Greenhack votes in this
state Rut Perry is only trvino to dn in
his feeble way what his party endeoyors
to do in the west Here is 4 sample Of
one of the inhammatory anpeals sent ONT
bv the National Greenback party whose
headuuarters are in Chicago
Young Men of the West and the South We
can te" an o, ln4Se eastern pirates "ul Oh homes
and whip them to reason and TO a comprehension
t v'n ' y, H. t,
debit We can mite and make the southwest the
Tiycr and 1oar opr billions Of produce down is
waters to market w. ean senl ouf surplus Pre-
cities. With the proceeds We can line the west
i Tn IN 49,
will roam the ghosts Of the witch-burners and Of
the South Win say.s stolen trorn The eoasf N If
Tlea We can do all TINS ana you VIII take this
burn your III gotten bonds and lei the people i've
o[s aa ureenOAtk ''"oS-"''H o"yo"e's u r
When one considers the enormjty Of
such utterances rs these. il is hard Ia
believe that like ideas can find ANY en-
lorsemant IN th4 state of Maine in this
state where the rjohts of pronrrtv are 50
lcalously Guarded. and where the land
is 50 equally distributed among the peo-
pie. Bat we are compelled to see that
these communistic appeals have even
their echo in 4 newspaper no farther
away than Camden Ana furthcrmore
the editor of the Camden Herald points
to the rioting in PENNSYLVANIA last wear
10 proye
THAT with the perfected organization vhicA has
,S '@ Si,i'T lt' ,I nI! ~ '@.' ,'i
want nj the ballot hox
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

ii Noulu uc Il ofedtn OF commence as
well rs friendship. The party, she said
was sitting against the wall in parlor 7
when She entered the room and when She
left the room She left the amanucnsis sit
ting III the table. Upon being interru-
gated further upon The occasion vi hen
visits 10 DonaldsonyIle, She merely re-
peated in substance her prev ious testi-
mouN
Witness stated her husband had been
employed in the navy. At present he Is
employed as a witness by the august body
who We're carry ING on this Investigation
She desired To know why Springer want
ed to know So much about her husbands
welfare, Whegeupon that gentleman said
that she had become a very notorious per
Sonage, to which remark she objected.
stating that she had made him >prlngeU
notorious and not her
Samuel p. Butler was then examined
relative 10 the interview published in i
Baltimore paper February 18TH. under
the head of the missing Link" Butler
testified that Mrs. jerks stated in an in
tervleW that She came to Washington in
behalf Of Packard to aid him in securing
the New Orleans ColectolShip She also
spoke " calling on Secretary sherman in
relation thereto, but of not meeting with
a very warm reception that the Secre-
rarv iad ,,iIan Mr. ,ssnr1nras u.biIa in
\rv Orleans MAJ hrr intInnnr,. Nnnld III
t3r III seenrinr tb4 a,,,,.intnant az thnSe
OF her choosing. She further stated that
She had heard it said that Judge Camp
bell had forged Stuart To the Anderson
S,-,aIiad oharu,4, l.,,t.,o-.,. ...f.,' i, MI.
orleans
William + Chandler n.xr resumed ne
srand iIa nrn1nced lisnatcbas ANT III
him from the Fifth Avenue Hotel Nov.
-,h. dated Nov. 9TH. to George G. Cor
ham. ot California. J. II. Mitchell of
oregon, : g. Packard Of New Orleans.
Gov Chamberlain of South Carolina, in
each ot which he stated that HAYES and
Wheeler were elected if they had carried
those States. and in each nl which he
also coun>elled Republicans N Ne watch
full against Democratic frauds, While In
Florida Chandler received the following
telegram.
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'le "'N"lU gov t'A'ilrn' mao h'rii "I'NeH
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"3l nti"it tA' NJ NJ I'Ioh- -iil'0a
Fteilto aiI lut'fN.r hrt"tti Matthew's
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

The Potter sub committee in New Or
leans, Saturday, heard the testimony Of
Gov. Packard. He claimed that he was
legally elected Governor, and that his
Legislature was the legally elected one
He was compelled to give up the COVER
norship because of an armed mob in the
streets which with other influences in
duced several members of the Legislature
to go over to the Nichols organization.
He claimed that if the President had rec
ognzed the decision of the returning
board he could have maintained his gov
eminent without the aid of regular troops.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

The Greenbackers undertook to play a
sharp game in regard to the Good Tenn
plar gathering at the Wesleyan Camp
Ground, at Northport. The Templars
had called ameeting there on the Fourth,
when the Greenbackers issued a notice
for 4 rally Immediately afterwards, on the
same day, with the evident intention of
lacking their meeting upon the other
one, and then claiming the whole as soft
money men. The cold water folks were
indignant at this, and at once revoked
their notices, 50 the Grasshoppers can
have the field to themselves.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

The Lewiston Gazette continues its cx-
animation of the crooked political record
Of Scion Chase, as shown by his acknowl-
edged writings. The extracts which are
given from the Poor Mans Tracts, album
dainty Justify the assertion of the Gazette
that Scion, ''in the space Of a few short
years, vaults with a bounding and reck-
less agility from platform to platform and
back again, from Democrat to Republl-
can, from Republican to Democrat, from
Democrat to Republican, from Republi-
can to Johnsonite, from Johnsonite to
Democrat, from Democrat to Greenback,
from specie payments to rag money, from
sound currency TO lying promises to
pay And this fellow is the Father OF
the Gretnback party in Maine ="
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

Denominations have been considerably
mixed up in Auburn this week. The
Lewiston Journal says
Queer mistakes have occurred, which
show that Universalst can't be distin-
guished from a Congregationalist merely
by the looks. one lady who arrived on
the noon train Wednesday, was met ~
the committee at the depot, and asked if
she was going to the convention. She
replied that she was and took a seat in a
carriage, and was driven to the house Of
one Of the tniversalist brethren She
had got about half through with an eX-
cellent Universalist dinner when it leaked
out that the guest was congregational
list. She arose from the table in dismay
and begged thousand pardons, after a
hearty laugh all around. We believe,
however, the dinner didn't disagree with
her.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

bloody fight occurred in St. Louis Sunday, be
tween the city police and the metropolitan police,
Two men we're killed and third wounded
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

We sincerely wish could comprehend the
true inwardness of the Presidents much tai ked of
civil service reform scheme Boston Post
Probably the President wishes that he
could comprehend it himself
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-07-04

Marcellus, IF the Bangor Commercial.
has a hard time with the Greenbackers
He prot1ered abundant sympathy and ad 4
yice, which, we grieve to say, were treat
ed with contempt The elaborate plan
Of a campaign which he developed in a
leader, with list Of candidates to select
from, was totally disregarded, and the
nomination given to a man (which his
name is smith, Thus wisdom crieth in
the streets and is scorned. And now the
prophesy that the Uniyersalists are going
in a body for the Oldtown Smith comes
to naught, for the very good reason that
Garcelon, Smith and Common are all Uni
versalists. 1t is sad-sad