Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-11-05

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 1, 1879.
lMessrs Editors The city was startled early
tbis morning by the news Of the sudden
prAru OF ZACH CHANDLER.
-, .,,o ..a .,no,,ce,oen, has been tho one tonic
u ~ ro,,ho,, Tho dav among nj, classes
], sa,,,,a rIe had resided so long in washing
H., "a ,v.s an we,l known. both as a public
a, 40 s.,r.,o c,,,zon ,ba, bis death ia uui-
.a.a.,,,, hore a. ,he suddep taking away
- .'ai,.,,,'ar ,na fr,s,d Although n man of
a,d ,n,o,se ,o,,,,cal partisap.
$50 $50, o. aa,o,or e o,d zach" as he was IA
o.,,ad l., ws.hing,on--bad manv redeem
=, ,.ad and hear, which endeared
s,', o. ,arao ,,rc,e NJ men composed of both
'' l,,.,s.' - Ill =, vhor hear the news of |
q. - LII, ,ha aoones, reoret His smiling
~, ..,,a,,,,, term have LONG beeu n IA |
,,,,ar s,obt mon our streets more 40. perhaps, |
H., .i,,,cs, anv other man now in publc life. |
"a aI,ho,,b NJ cha,dIar had been in public |
u,o .,,,os, co,,i,uallv for twenty three years |
I'd had a,r;ved at thu rather advanced age Of
Iv,v.s,x be had tho nromise Of further public
,u,.,.. nd ,,oa,a, fare in tho future His prom
to-, oo,rso 4, tho se,ate during the late extra
.ossiop had given him A more important place
a,nono tho ,eadsrs NJ the Renublcap marty than
40 had AGAR hetore be,d and his name had come
"A he often heard throughout the country in con-
FACTION with the next Republican nomination for
ahe nresidencv His speech upop Jeff Davis In
rply TO the remarks of Senator Lamar, during TIL
sxtr, session WAS generally considered as one
Of the best efforts of his party during the SEES
ion, and was copied lar and wide. very rev
men In the country ever welded stronger
III tua1 In
he died with the armor on, battling with all his
giant strength for the interests OF the party ne
helped create Throughout MS long pubic ser
vice not even NE o','o'e'. ~, ~ u"u "us"'
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pay ""u 70 'lo.eD W NOV " .''er' - 81
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THE FALL ELECTIONS
will be over and past. Eleven states oil our Union
will have recorded their verdict by popular SUI
frage. Tuesdays elections may be considered as
important to the last degree, and while we con-
siuef INC gravity vi Tue OCCASION we uo no' iea'
inc result ino N''or'es a"ea'y a'"io'eu ~
Republicans IN on'o ana NAME in Iowa anu Oa,i-
iornia' VIII oe rePei'eu on i"eSuay III I'VE" ioiA'
| IN MASSACHUSETTS, IN rennsyi'ania' Wisconsin,
Nouneoo'' No" 'e''o'' "'n"''0''' ''.''"'n' I,
anu mic"isan' 'e''ins -" ."o De'"o.'a's 'no 0o'u
Comfort Vi carrying "ary"anu anu ''s'"," w
decreased maJor'''es Inc De'hocra.s ne'e nave
areauy gwen up w. Ne" i''A Anu 'i"''ae,'' ,.
sets ana oeg.n 10 look solemn "nen .ney reneo'
On the prooaoih'ies vi iooo' hos' Vi 'neii aie
ready 10 confess 'ieir ls'''ees IN 'he ii'e eA.r'
SESSION anu are eager W p'o"'Se oe''e, ''"s' io'
tue coming win'er' pio'hineht nenioo'a"0
congressman from Inc SOUTH VINO Is Ill 'ne my
sara yesterday 'hat IN MS op'n'on 'ne puo'ic OK.
pec'a'ion vi "n eAoi'i"s ses'on 'u'' WHICH "oui'
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