The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-03

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en- Artmest NAY. ior a time, gnlu tie
favor q such bat his popularity vii
be ase1ing and be wal Al lat possoss
lcss Of the confidence u those wbo bad
trusted 10 BIN than my milkman 10.
spires ia no when be flls my pitcher
with prodac. partly from the bydrani
and partly from The COW, ard says,
This is one quart Of milk
We are logging for the approach Of
cool weather, seeing 20 Other hope for
The yellow fever soourge 10 be lifted from
our suffering fellow creatures OF The
soelh. II il were possible for people
to earn The plalnesl lessons Il would seem
as though The ieaflully striekeu iDhsbi-
lanls Of our southern cities might learn
something OF bow 10 live. "Cleanliness
Is IL own reward, ought, by this time,
10 10 an automatic truth everywhere, but
especially TO the denizens OF New Orleans
aud Memphis. We shall see hereafter, i
the good results Of pestilenoe aceomps-
MED BY partial famine, are visible
throughout the south IN any other form
than 10 furnishing beautiful examples oil
heroism aud true patriotism, not lees
worthy Of our lasting respect aud graft
tude than IL thai VI those who, ia mosI
righteous caase, lay down their lives in
thelvau OF battle. II seems MS though the
people VI our country, who are most loud
monIhed aud obtrusive In asserting their
Independence aud their exceeding superb
orily over the rest Of mankind, are, when
assailed by the destruction that wastes
their cities aud towns al MONDAY, the
most feeble and helpless, stretching out
their hands Tor the help they will not
afford themselves, they offer to the world
an example OF what people should be
by showing Whist they are not. More
than this is on the tip Of my pencil, bot a
decent regard for the c0urtesies Of this
era OF Cancellation force back the utter
snce OF what Is, no doubt, suggested TO
the reader.
A peslilent fellow, named Cohen, hail.
ing from | know not where, has, for the
past few months, disturbed The citizens oil
this District by melting TO riot number
of the largest vagabonds, While and black,
that be eau find to follow, bis lead. Sew
eral times he has succeeded in finding his
way to the station houses, gaining there
by a little notoriety, his sole capital, aud
initiating the role OF keArney. BY his
indecent haraugues he has gained fol-
lowing OF several hundred tramps. who
parade the streets, demanding oil sorts OF
unreasonable things from the National
and District oficisls. Believing or pre-
tending to believe that the money which
has been appropriated for their employ
ment is wrongly withheld, either by their
non.employ mept or by paying lower
wages than they say should be paid,
they keep up continual alarm among
property owners, by the fears of harm
their vague menaces inctes. Their ar
gument amounts to this: "rhere il
enough Tor all, some have more thar
enough, others too little TO live comfort
ably.n Such aoondi,iou OF things 10 moi
as it should be; aud IL matters cannot be
equalized in one way, they should be IL
another. IL IL significant, but not strange
that Butler IL . hero to these bandits.
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