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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29
RSIGEEES SALE.

u BisEEufTcT. District n Vermont
The anaessignsd, AsSIs Bss u tbs. kstAtss II
Fernando West aud ssmaei NJ West, Of Arilug-
tcn in said District EArtnefs andsI the style aAd
Gfm name u Wssl 4 Bro Bsnhrspts. wili eel
a. pubils suction, v the highest bidder, % sat
urdsy the ,th day Of Nay, ihsa, Al 10 0claek, =.
% al the fowu Hat 10 ATilnRton a. tho Csusty
of Behalbg ton ksd htata ~ Vermont, ia saia
District, the iOllgsing described real estate and
pofs9nfl property belonging ~ the sdateA ~
said BGhETHpts iws sz~ frames aud sses tss
boring machines aHa qasAtly Il 0lhef msehts ,
cry. Aiso large netnDtr 81 peies, took Ee.
counts and lHaEiat nts ~ VARGAS &n0gBls
sgAiEss difsfs individuals. bsi0hgiag "a t1id
BAnkrupt's estates. smouEt,uF IN tbs aggregate
70 some tboasEnds VI aellAFs Ais9 the aHai4iaed
hal u pramlss9fY note n fstN signed ~
J. " kddy sHd eihsfs, parties she Issids ia he
STATE u iisass. ~ the psymest ~ uhltb
the capital steck u the CAaeAga. h3aAHFtop A
NestsfE ksiisty Cemptny d pledged Alse ~
saaisiEsd iassfest Ia "a 10 atfss " lapd lgin x
ia yar.gns loeaiieIs slopR ths irs " TIE hsfI b .
era FEclAc hsllfead, tke tHls " NbleA i2edA .
in Trustees
Dated a. Ari.netaa, w., April f5lA lssg
t9ss hEJbkA 7. AUBD. Aesigass.
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teup'iag all the delegates ia New
York agd Pennsylvania for Grant b.
has thus Tag 233, Blaine has los. Ed.
munds y Sherman 10 Washburne 8.
The Georgia delegation will be divided
between Grant, Blaine aud Sherman
Ohio will he fer sherman, though Tie
state convention will be pretty evenly
divided between Sherman aud Blaine.
Illinois will mos. likely 20 for Grant
and II Il does be viii have majority
without much doubt. Tie convention
will have 156 delegates and 3Ig are
necessary ior choice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

The New York Tribune has chned
is position 10 the racks Of tho ropubli-
cau party With dis,inc,ness which
cAIBot he mistaken. and a iairaess
which cannot be inpagned IL bias,
ubiil receniiy, been 80 vehemeatly op
posed 10 The nomination o. Gen. Grant
iof the presidency, that Il laid itteli
open, Al least 10 the suspicion that Il
would oppose his election il be should
be sowiaA,ed New there is BOT the
slightest ambiguity 10 is expressions,
20 room ior doubt AZ 10 whatit propos.
ca 70 90. Whlle il slll advocates The
domination At Chicago of some other
Iaan, Il declares that II nominated. III
wosla be The duty of sincere repslli.
can to support him earnestly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

A correspondent in St. Johnsbury
writes that business at the Fairbanks
scale works Is better than Il has been
any year since 1862 when they had a
large government contract, They en-
pley 800 men and pay them ia gold
every month making the circulation Of
gold aud silver equal TO that Of green.
backs and scrip sixteen years ago. Add
this to the Howe scale works u Rut-
land aud il putsVermont far ahead Of an
The other states combined 10 the scale
industry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

4 decade ago this section had almost
two people where there was but one 10
The South A glance at immigration
and ether statistics is sufficient 10 con.
vluse one than the estimates for 1880
are under rather than over, the actual
figures. About I5O. 600 enigrauts last
year arrived 10 this country; only few
hundred settled ia the South The re
salt will be that 10 the new apporlios
meut. the North will outnumher the
South 10 the national House Of Repre-.
sentatlves aud The electoral college,
more than two to cue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

lhe Democratic state convention al
Montpelier elected some of the best
men 10 the party as delegates 10 the
national convention, No instruction
were given but il is The present purpo u
Of most Of the delegates to vote for
Hancock 1iIien would pro5ab! y re.
eeive their support but for the conyio.
ton thai he could not get The election
u nominated As long as TiIden /.
thrown overheard wouldn I il be good
time ior Atkins to take Town his rooster
which has graeed the columns Of the
drga sinee 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

ksmble. peireg sallsr. cravfo
As3 RembefFer who were convicted a
attempting g tHbe members Of tie
Pepasyisaals legislature hsfs each
ttsa sentenced 70 pay foe n Al 900
sod be Imprisoned iof one year at har8
iabot They arc psa u property aud
iu8oence and their conviction and stu.
ieacs i qate refreshing 10 honest pee
PIE who regard bfitery aud corruption
with holy h0for few such conyic.
uons al fut fiop 20 sueb business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

STATE OF VERMONT.
nENstH0ros oarNTY. a..
IN CHANcERT, Jaao Tern, lsso.
NANCr CCATM
EnwARn KoRKKrs a
akNeaa, E9a<y zrtia, Il neras1 i salA csaa.
= has aiei ia The aass u ne Cssrk ~ las caari
g sad seusty, her psGnaa ~ fsrsclssars.
shesahk thKi oaa 0esfgs TutEa, 0sn 81 ma.
chester. 10 sAs1 ooaHty, snly s1sealsA y IAs
rsttieosT, "a The saah x sAEaAry, laEs. q nsnrs.
gtEs dssd e osrtain AsA IN sGl3 DsafssL a.
teisase1 = aaia mortgage - iellsws BeriaHlas
- tas Nerth .vsst oorasr " land oorspisa -
AarfA hss - land svssd ~ Alisn Anafus,
thtnes AoTth, cs AnAru'a hns to lad ewnsa b.
george val thsncs Vest ca Tlails RantA Ans
9 be sAEhsay, tksnss sosh en Highway 70 krsi
t'aunas meaning V eaHvsy AZ ne land decided
y 9sorKs MsEsh 10 GsoFss rattn. Aiss sne
ether pseos a. lAad sssorihed sn ! assA aalsS
JAY g, lss5, frOza n n. Roberts y Gee kaFsh
etpdsisanei Tor Tie payment Of fear hmnaFad
dollars, saoafaing y The tanor u ! certain
pioialssgrf nots AeAFing even GATE with sad
seed kad payable 60 the peuuanaF OF bearer one
9aAr titsT date, With inlenest anuuAlly, Whloh 10
dne and has BOT heen,paia Asd furth - sla.ihF
tkai Edward Roberto, ~ Mes orb CAV has 80
Interest 70 aa4a premises by virtue u nonvsy.
suss sagsoqnssl 70 said mortgage, and that he
said George Tuttls hAs since deceased. and that
hmmut fuiile and JsfnAh Z Tutilt are he IA.
eouiofs q his vii aud praying that the e0aity
q redemption 81 he ssid Edward Raberts, Rni.
nie Iaitle aud lesaEhA r. IutUe Is said prem.
ises taag be foFcolased
Mherespan ~ apPnAFirg thai tbs said Edwatd
bopsfts resides out u this state - that Tab
PoenA cAnnet he served co him, Is il ordered
tbAt the said kdxArd Roberts be notified % AZ.
pear before the Court o' ChAnorry, next 10 be
hsil AZ Manchester ~ithiu aud Cor said Coauty
On Tie nral Tuesday " June, lss0 and make al.
q - Fk.f.H 4
stance u sald petition three wsoks snooeasitelg
10 We Manchester JouRNk1, ppblle newspaper,
fnntnd 81 said Manchester, The izsi ~ wbith
shAll " a. least laenty days previous 90 said
lrst Tuesday Of June
Dated 81 Manchester, in saia County. tho Goth
dAy Of April, 1850.
II. K FOWLER, Dspaty CLERK.
BuRroS AuNsoN. soils g93u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

TIE Debate Ia tee Senate over the
Kellogg spagofa case has commenced
ADD will he likely 10 continue for some
time Bee Hlli il charged 70 the bfim
with Gerry veaom and when tic deiuge
Is SLOWED % break forth it will be
wgrse ihaa western tornado. As
several Democrats are known to be OPP
posed 60 uusesting Kellogg il js a focl-
ish waste u time TO spend weeks in
heated debate. but some Of the Senators
are 90 ofefeharged that permanent
suppression might be fatal and that
would be terrible calamity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29
BENNINGTON CouGTT-Juss Term. 1850.
LUciKpA SHELDON 0tlot BI0ol0w,
w.lrra sm.nl.os az, onIsas BlooIaw.

WALTER eHsLDoN afias OEisGS BioOI1w.
Whereas. Luoibda Sheldon dtias biEoiow, Of
Manchester, 10 The Couniy 81 Bsnplngl0n MHG
STATE o. Vermont has hled in TIE ofbce ~ I'd d
Cis1k - sSid Court her pstiisn Tor divoras
agsinst The above nENed defendant, o. Abeise
aud - Appearing that the said defendant, o.
hbtles, RESIDES aud ia without The state 81 Yer
mont. - lhat suhpOeHa cannot be served upon
him II is therefore ordered that said defep-
dtni b required 70 Gpper ca the first dly 81
TIE BeIt stated Term ~ said Court 70 be held at
Manchester within aud for faid C0uuty 70 be
held II Manchester. ultbln ard for ssid County
u bsnuisgtou. OF ihe fret Tuesday II Jane
D. ibs0, and make snsvet 70 cad petisioA. aad
shst she aid petitioner Sbsil cause
said petit o. With this ofdes to
be Published ID the Manchester 10UAslL . nsss
paper pFlztsd 81 Manchester, Giofsaaid. thfss
vseks. sueesssivsiy, the last a whiet shsli b.
- lsest faaF weeks prexioes 10 the coGnmanss.
nsbt 81 lie aforesaid tern u ss8d Court
DATED ~ Bennington Aforesaid, tkls issh day
81 April A. b. isse
". q. VHAZEY.
guage II lhe nupreme Cart
u HesiEp, Atgy ioF he feslu0ssF. lses
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NOTICE.

The resident proprietori Of the tows o.
Niuhhll IN the County u Benni gtan aud gfAtt
Of Vermont. are hereby notified that the taIss
stsessed BY stid Tows aud State for tho ysar
| lsIs fema'n either 10 Whole o. Ia part unpaid
| 90 the following lapcs to wit.
! About 2s5 seIes u land, 1906 aerss being ths
zane iane decided BY James II. Capen 10 Nancy
kmsdon, November ID, 1873, recorded In Book
page isi. snd BY lsno II Capsn November 18Th.
isIt and rec, tdsd 10 Book 2, page 20. 10 serss
being part Of Lot No ih Let kGngs and known
&c he Bar ut HIP Lot, and being the came
land deed Cd b, John 5. PaTsOus 70 Nancy Anne.
zen. Feb 9th. 1878. and recorded in Book 3. psgs
s26. az acres Of land being the sGms premises
asedsd BY MARI I. and J. W. Woodeock 10 anny
Ansden July 18th, 1878 ahd recorded 10 Book i,
Tar, 1854
About ss7 acres Of Land, IS aerss b.inF tbs
North half Of Lot No. 10 the GA, range. vs.
acres Of land decided b JAnsss Douglass 10
crsuiord Amedsn Atra Esd. is7a, 81 serss n
lAnd on La No. ) m the 6th 1iEsgs And icing
The came land decided by Paul Isedsif 80 Craw.
ford Ansdsn July l7tb. 1919. Is acres u iand 10.
inR part u Lot No. II in the CAB Rage ard
decided ~ Macon Bnggs 10 Ora Wf0fd Aueden
Dec. 18th. is72. u acres II land "a The Westerly
half Of Let Nc. "a the sth Range knd bsing The
same land esed4a BY i6saArd F0sief To Cr.w.
fefd Anedon, Nov, 18th, is71, 50 sefes on The
West part 81 the Ksst hAn II Let Ne tn tbs 10
hAngs SCI . the lat 10 crssfore Assdss.--
TAI. f1,7z
About - serss u lthd On lot Ne. s snd4 IL
The 81 FaaEs sne seisE ths sans iAnd decided -
Fred Adams By Henri b DsGn March sth, 1878
81 H. tAs hsi % Pred Adams. Tstsiss.
Asd - Euch Of said iAna gil bs k9id II pnBsie
saetlsE Al The iEn II hfa. J =. M0FsGn. "a saIa
NtshAl4 ca The ASIA day u MAJ A. 3. 1850, 81
9 eioek ,. n. a. shall - fsQuisits " discharge
sa.d taIes With c0sts anisss pEsslCrs pad,
DAtsa Is Nlskall this 1919 dAY q aafsh. a. D.
sssw .. 6. gEgsos. coasssor
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0is4sleae : akaI1 q tts bead q iAs
BdusA goytrrneut w.sh asifesg ll-
era rstlati 70 taFF q bl@ Itismc1t
lhts "a ysan snes o. welt oai q
eeea Asd nsll 'gmpstky vas fsIt 81
him - : bfstsf 35wa "a uAa la, Be
La lately eil.l.l,t astonishing pf9ss
q siFot aat aAy lasl iafyeAss get TIE
people 80 Rs1cfaiiy satisfied wilh ibe
change.
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AAtfs i Ne nsss - psr9aatess .
aasf - spo ~ is p,tsonsiaE Der rap.
a'asis 81 ihs pFpa5seasy shea he
ssfssa. sober ssnss q great "a srlty
q iAs peeps z MAssathass. eta - osw.
pe's3 - STATE ceavtston e. lrdoue
aia .n sg.g g tao cs1u 81 haf .
ssAea T. 3otsrnsr As4 othef pranl.
reat s nelass = elects arast dsiega
nsn TIE polsissass ~ that slate rsay
Be ao htueg asa sa wgise ha1 tie
f5iItc.aas I esber states bat lhere Is
a5 d.sss.sias tAe fact that tbg voters
10 1st state af araie. are better
s8aeatse better rosis3 Ard have m5re
tafsc sersr thaa ibe veter. 81 any
eiltr ftaa % tac GALAXY Connecticut
asust fAf behind te aaa TIE voters
tscft 49, pretty tloss 81 E4naags
luac tc e.reumsiaHees the Yer.
aoEt de.eEauga should g. % Chicago
siia zoe determination 10 carry cot toe
sisaos 81 tie people oft this state. via.
g tax htmaads aud nothing 30,
Elmguds aaili lhsfc Is dead certainty
tbat tc cannot bc dominated, ana thar
will tc only wheu some one else scts IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

Genuine Hop Bilters are pat up III
square pa8eied, amber eolored bottles.
with white label on one eide and print
Cd 70 black letters. and green Hop
cluster. and on the other side yellow
paper with red letters revenue stamp
over The coik This is the only form
10 which genuine Hop Bitters are put
%, aud the sole right TO make. sell and
use then Is granted to the Hop Bitters
Mtg Co. Of Rochester, Ny, aud
Toronto, Ont, by patent. copyright
and trade mark. All others put 40 IN
AnT other way or by any one else.
claiming to be like il or pretending TO
hops by whatever names they may be
called. are bogus aud unfit for use, and
only put up to sell and cheat the peo
pie on the credit aud popularity Of Hop
Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

Could the Presidential election thir
year be held on the basis Of the census
OF 1850, Democratic triumph-which
must largely depend, If gained at all
on southern preponderence-would
hardly DO possible. There il no doubt
that the official enumeration, in the
country.at large, will show large and
gratifying increase. Nearly all this
gain will be in the northern states and
largely in the West while the South,
where Democracy has so long been in
foil control, will show little, If auy in
crease 10 population Very little i'm
migration has flowed into the states
south Of Mason and Dixon's line, while
many whites aud thousands OF negroes
have left for sections more favorable TO
the chances Of working people.
The growth Of the West has been
marvellous The tide Of immigration
from Europe - pouring IN like a food ;
aud the volume il sure to be larger ia
the immediate future. IL is estimated
that the population Of this country ID.
in round numbers, nearly 50 600, 600
"a, 1000 900 IN the northern and western
states, and not over 10000, 600 in tue
southern states The two sections
however started on equal terms. In
1870 the North contained | 963, 453 in.
habitants, and the South l.96l,374.
The relative growth of the population
nl lie two shclinna hAa hnen ~ lnllnus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-29

Auo'heg ftasm sflh iass ~ lie as3
FsePefly has ssNpi ever - West sd
sesik. Estea were Killed II Tsylsf.
vile. Iil f, sns ssssatssa 81 Aseer M.as
Ths sektas las iAas "a htrz noted lat
IL otNracilrs tegt85aes
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NOTICE.

| N rnOE.
The nonresident proprietors Of the Town
81 Winhall in the County Of Bennington, are
hereby notified that the ts1es assessed by said
Town within the two years next proceeding this
date remain either In whole or 10 Part IN paid on
the following described lands in said Town Ia
| wit:
| 100 acres OF land. known az the Day place and
described As follows; Beginning at a stake and
stones standing near the middle OF the old road
Leading 70 ROCKVILLE, and ia the East line OF the
Town OF Manchester, and at the Northwest
corner Of Lot No. 20 in the 18th Range Ia the
Gore, thence Eas', on the North line OF said los
| ~ $50 rods TO the center OF the Gore thence
North l60 rods TO stake and stonss, thence
West $50 rods to Manchester, thence on said
Manchester line TO tho place Of begisning. Set
IN The list TO Elizabeth BowmAn. Tax, i357
431 acres OF land. and being tho Esms prsuises
conveyed 20 Leorasd Foster by J. Burton HoiIIs
tel. dated April b. 1868, and recorded ia Book
{, page f43, said being on Lot M. In the 9Th
Range Set In The iist to Leonard Foster. Tar
~ acres efiAud on Lot No. siu the sth R.n,s
and eiug the ,ams land decided by James n
Martin 10 Ceyion D. FSrnum the the oath dAy Of
March 1876, aud recorded in Book o. page 535
Bet 10 the list 10 Ceylon u. FArnum. Tar 90 Ga
80 aeres of land, IL being GTas ~ Lot No. s
in tho l4th Range, and being ~ san land dc.
creed BY Walter @. Dunton, { AnseIor, 70 I'd.
ward II Fowler the "a day Of 49,, a. D. 1877,
and recorded 10 Book 10, page 40 Of Winhali
Records bet In the list to "a xArd II. Fosler
Tar. 81 IS.
40 acres Of land Il being Lot No In the illh
Range, and set in the list to Isaac seeley and r.
o. Comstoek. Tar, Al2
80 acres ofland on lot No 10 the 18th Range
and being the same land decided by Joel and
Mary How % Geo. W Sessions, March I'd, 1865
Set 10 the list to Geo. W Sessions Tax. % "a.
Aud 20 much Of said lands viii he sold at pub.
lie auction, at the Iun OF Mrs j. Morgan In
Winhall, on the 2s,h day Of May merit Al one
O'Clock Ia the afternoon, As shah be requisite 70
ciseharRe said tsIes With costa unless prev.
ouAly paid.
Dated at Winhall, this 18th day Of April, 4. b.
5oJw GEoRGE A. CUMMINGS, Collector.
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Manchester Depot.
ZENAS PRINpLE,S Eslate-

3 n
- State u Vermont, Manchester District a.
In Probate Court, held A. Manchester, NitlIn
and for said Dlstriot the goth day of Apa
A. D.. 1880
Present Hon. kABney Howard Judge.
The EIeeutof, " y. Randall on ths estate
OF IsnAs Ptindls lats Of hAndgAts, Ia said die.
triet deceased, propDsing "a render Az seesHpi u
~ biz administration on ssid estate, and makes
application Tot decree VI dintflhus
too u ssid estAte, u ls ordered BY
said Court that said EecouBt bo examined
for allowance At session thereof 70 Ds held 81
the Probate Once Ia Manchester, 10 said district
on The 2eih DAP 81 MGy, a. D. 1850, aad that
notice be given 70 all persons interested w tbs
publication u this order IN the Manchester
JouAFAL, newspaper printed At said hanehss.
ter, thrss wesks saeeessveiy, pfepous 10 ssid
time u hearing.
A true record,
Attest, RAskEf HOWARD, Jadgs.
Airas copy 81 Record
sos Attest. RAsSEY HOWARD, Judge.
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i wsa = seen that Ger coanty hAa
tss least ssHbes q eonmitssls accord.
tag q tie PoPslstioa aad RuuAad
oosniy the greatest usubef Tbssr.
Fsnss q iuaasporuhg pr,sonsrs has
foaeia'Bg @ da siih tbe nsmber Of
oenmi'tAls. tat eur ooau,y is quiio -
near Rutland - Addison county and
Reafer than Cbiileuden which has rs
oomnistAls This speAis sell fof cur
conoiy Ihougb We have more or lees
people within oar Iiaits wAo deserve a
tern 81 that institution aud who lave
thus faf escaped The workhouse
o0ght 70 be made solf-sustaining and
probably will be made 20 or nearly 40
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IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN

Dairymsn who have tried the Carrot Butter
Color, manufactured by H. brown A 90 New
Berlin h, Y, viii use no other. Bnrors recon-.
mend Il, and v IL w fact, the only purely y.ra.
table preparation IN the market Every boilis
tosrfAuted and money refunded II not sAtlshc.
tory. For sale ~
sif J. n. HARD, Manchester, VI.
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rnE STATE woRKnorsK.

Since The State workbouse has come
into operation there have, according TO
the Esueir, been 800 commitlals as fol
lewEt
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petition TO SELL REAL Es

TATE TO PAY DEBTS.
SIATE % VERMONT, District OF Manchester, e.
In Probate Court. held at Manchester. within
aud for said District on the i2th day Of April
a. d., 1880
Present Hou, Rsnney Howard, Judge
Isaac Barrows, Administrator OF the estate
81 John Nc Philamy. late OF Dorset In said dis.
irict, deceased. respectfully represents that:
The amount 81 deLts due from
stid deceased IL tsl5st
The charges OF administration,
stImAted at 60 90
- ss6J 81
The value OF the personal estate 3i5 so
OF which has been or may be
assigned the widow SEQ 90
A5 80
Balance Of debts chargeAble on -
the real estate OF said deceased 1919 81
To raise which cum, he prAys said Court 10
grant him license to sell ali Of the real estate Of
said deceased, except dover and Homestead
right--sAid real estate being about sir acres OF
swamp meadow and IL incnmbersd to JAmos b.
Wood-for the payment Of said debts and charges
OF administration; and that part cannot be sold
without injury TO those interested 10 tho remais.
der.
WhereupOn IL was ordered that hearing ON
said application be had at Probate Court 10 DO
holden ct the Probate ofiies in MAneh ster IN
said district on the Sth day Of May 1850, and
that notice OF said application, the nature and
reasons thereof, aud the time and place Of hear.
ing there on be given TO ali peTsons interested by
q certified copy Of the record Of said order three
weeks successyely in the Manchester JouREAL,
newspaper printed at said Manchester, pre-.
yous to said time Of hearing, that they may ap.
pear at said time and place, and, II they see
cause, object thereto,
true Record,
Attest, R. HOWARD, Judge.
true copy OF Record,
4ssw Attest. n. HOWARD, Judge.
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I Tie S. Adams Aipatisr says "Ob
eoaststeaey thou art jswelie Tn,
contest iat d Iegates TO Chicago from
the dah Msssaea uselts district called
cot tom "a Lyon Republican lops
letter ia lhe Boston Traveller protesting
against Mr.. Henry Cabot Lodge, who
was named as candidate, on the
ground that be i young scratoherH
add therefore Of unquestionable Rspub.
ileAotsm, and eulogizing General Backs
aEd a Mr Breed as Republicans who
have stood the test. General Banks is
8 nice specimen Of consistent Republi-
oauism. The writer distinctly remem.
beers the generals appearance ia the
Democratic state convention in Wor-
cesier, Mass, in 1872. at tbs head Of
The Liberal Republican convention over
which be bad been presiding and which
then united with the Democrats and
ratified the nominations Of the latter.
Swelling out bis chest to it's most ample
proportions, the general. in bis most
senorous tones, thanked God that he
stood again in Democratic convention
where be had always belonged and that
though be had been a wanderer, be was
again at home. lie was firm Demo
c rat and Greeley man all through that
campaign and up to 1874 al least
when be was carried into Congress by
the Democratic tidal wave which swept
away several Republican members and
The governor as well, 10 the Bay State
by 1876, however, he had again become
Stalwart Republican and was again
elected to Congress as such. The plain
English Of the letter to the Traveller is
that Backs and Breed are Graut men,
while Mr.. Lodge is an Edmunds man.
The only commentary needful is tAat
thursdays convention elected Mr..
Lodge and a Mr.. Russell, both
sdmunds men, giving Banks only 10 |
md Breed only I votes out Of 100,
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