Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-10-01
Notes and Notions.

that the defeat of Robinson means national
Democratic disaster in 1850.
-, O.. ,.ho commanded the
", uhNS , OuDs o. W." 0r,eons when thew
s sil.,e ieasue in ;s ,,on,ed for covernor Of
Jon;s;ara hy tbe Democrats.
49,, - sor,o Dor,ocrat;c con.
1T II ruInoIeu .naS 'V t.n',,io Co.. tho ,,res;.
soors ln.enu ~ ~, In ~ uoro;not;o,s Tbev
9ent W ,,D AZ, 1e uanos - s,,aoohos
uo" nAo 1,.' o,,.ar paos Utah ro,,orts
p.srN ~ 5e ,,ou ,ybn started on an
pa.I;t ,;o,, t,ra ,,,dntbs aoo have been mas.
oApu I ~. oJE tbe eastern boundary.
'"o.o' " '"a,'','' mi, ..,.,;.., .;,,;a
CHICAGO ir'oune ne Poll',oa, sis .i..
canoe Oh tnls ova''on ~ pan ny ,I On".
Grant now ,iaS ene ,,iyao 30 CO. ,,ros;dart
Vi any VI IA I:s'usI >,
o".InoV 20 '''t
THE Republicans OF Dallas' eXas neiu
meeting to rejoice over the news Ir9n MAINE
and resolved 10 hre one hunure1 guns uil
.gIeip. . oi , " .. " So,, Tro~o;soo
s'ie"' man ~ '"' ','''o''oO ,.,
SECRETARY EVARIs IN conversation stated
the southern question mus ne oouV',
went INTO the war ana losC eVeIyCning uuV
honor 1t went INTO congress gre aI1 'os' every
thing 1t had saved IRON tne war
BuRLINGToN Qowa) Hd~Neye' Now ',
honestly, MIR, freslaent between you, .ne
hawkeye ana tne gate-Pos1, uIun you Susii
niue 100 ihuch over our oou.heril ore'nie o.,
at hrst, and didnt they crawhsh on you
FULL returns from Maine give Davis
(Republican) 67,97O votes Garcelon Dem
ocrat) 2l,lol votes Smth (ureenoack)
4i,29o votes, ana OIL voteS sca.Verins
DAVIS therefore lacks az VoVes vi All eiec'
uon oy the people
WAsn1NGToN Capital Ben Butler IS
now playing his last chips on the political
table. He has borrowed these, and 1t he
loses, ms credit IS forever gone, pen PEI, j. now
on on. ms turning Poiny' i'S 'e'"'O' wiz 'e p'
htlcai ueaVh OF ne
The Cincinnati Gdsene says that the
energy aud enthusiasm oil tine hepupIlcans
increase as the campaign advances III pre-
diets larger Republican majority than the
party has mad since Brough crushed ouo
Nalianulghan III loo'
GEORGE II. PENDLEToN " am ready 10
admit that In point oil staplllty Oh value
facility OF circulation and safety oil the note
holder, the national bank currency Is the
best bank currency we nave ever mad buI
l do object TO It's perpetuation' Woulu
gradually abolish It,
PRESIDENT HAYES: Municipal borrow,
ing is the parent OF waste, profligacy and
corruption. Money that comes easily goes
easily. In this career OF reckless extrava-
gance, cities build and buy what they do
not need, and pay Tor what they get lar
more than 1t is worth
MILWAUKEE Sentinel: "No considerate
friend of General Grant will endeavor to
make ont OF these demonstrations the fOun-
dation OF a political boom. lie belongs to
the country, The grayest injustice That can
be done to the country Is to ALLEVIATE, through
partisan passions, any OF his admirers
MERIDIAN, Mississippi, held primary
election the other day to show its choice for
Senator Bruce's successor in the United
States senate, and gave Congressman O. r.
Singleton one thousand six hundred and
thirty-six votes, Ethel Barksdale two hun
dred and nine, JEFF. Davis one hundred and
twenty'seven.
ATLANTA Georgia. Constitution: But
the people of Kemper county cannot Justly
complain if public sentiment is in some sort
held responsible for the horrible crime for
which the man Gully was tried. 1t was a
cold-blooded, dastardly affair from beginning
to end-a massacre that would possess fea-
lures OF especial hdeousness i'll Iululand.'
WENDELL PHILLIPS, in his letter declin.
ing the Greenback nomination for the
acknowledgements of Massachusetts
saws he withdraws because of his inherent
distaste for political life. He bitterly as
sails the Republican and Democratic par
ties. 1t is currently believed other men on
the Greenback ticket will follow suit and
the party disappear
INDIANAPoLIs Journal: at has been re
peatedly charged and never denied that Sen
ator Barnum's authority to sbuv seven NOR,
mules was authority to draw for 81 ,OOC
more, and now Mr. Barnum virtually con
fesses it by saving that 'the only Western
state carried bv the Democrats in 1876 I'm
diana) was won at the eleventh hour by tn
sinews of war from the East"
CINCINNATI Commercial: "The account
from San Francisco show that Genera
Grant has carried still further the TRAINING
that he adopted during the last months O
his STAY in Europe He has for SOM
months STONED wine drinking In Europ
he became a great walker. He seems t,
have an opinion that there are reasons VIII,
he should take care of himself"
Mr.. CYRUS w. FIELD knows Samuel Til
den as well as any man living, unless it i
his nephew Pelton, and he saws of him
"He is a man given to wavs that are dark
cunning and deceitful his nature is s
false and treacherous that he cannot b
trusted either in business or politics, an,
the man or party who trusts either its inter
ests or honor in his keeping is sure to b
betrayed"
Sr .Jouvsprpv cojodon;on . Tho dov;
ishness of the South, however has turne
the ewes of the loyal people to Grant NOR
than to any other man as the candidate fo
president next wear. Whv, it is difficult t
saw. Nevertheless there is a sort of bin
faith in him as the man who can hold a
iron grip on the shotgun advocates of tn
South, and make them behave. If he ca
do it, we saw give us Grant"
Sr Jor,s CJobo. De,oocro,. "Two ro.,
aoo ,ve stortod the Crart hoo,, an5 IA "a"
keep it up all alone for a long. long tim
Solitary and alone we set the hall In M
ton as Mr.. Benton said of the expunqin
resolutions. Now our voiceis almost lost
the tremendous chorus of the boom. The
are a few who still hold back. hut eve
they are hanging on the verge Of the boor
and in good time they will ali come in"
Tup aoorittol of CnIlv 10 ,ro,ornooa f,
ha Nau' III c,,,, g to,i;rT PonnhI;o.
srgnmert . After rev;eminSS Me- or
bn1n;s nathetio storv ~ S,n sovs :" Sac.
49, a. ,t'a .hiooJn ~. Iii .o. ,,t,
s a. Nvy s"' WI, nv couV,