Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1883-05-02


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ST. JoHNsBURY Is about TO try the experimen.
OF worrying along without corner ioaters ina'
town has our entire sympathy In us eHorts to-
ward reform and we feel reluctant to throw colo
water on Its hopes by calling attention 10 the ex-
perienee oil Montpelier. Some years ago Mont
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The Lyndon Union takes this very sensible
view OF the " howl" raised by the Cd'edonidn
that the WArcHMAN was " throwing Nth at the
best citizens" OF st. Johnsbury; The Watch
man advocates obedience to law by the high and
low, but attacks no ones private character. The
Cdiedonidn winks at disobedience oil law by
aoter Of one who obiects. instead Of attemptipe
to justify It's position by argument which po-
sition contains the most hithT one mas soiid
fouhdation for argument ana is not compeheo 10
resort TO personal ABUSE Inc other mas no ioun-
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nept elements in such character ia a prop,pt and
,inreserped obedience 10 the law Of the land"
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money and reiustate the university In its old DO
sition OF usefulness and prosperity. There seems
to be some dissatisfaction with the location at
Mortified, and some time ago measures were
considered for the removal OF the school to more
desirable locality. II was proposed to raise $685.
OOO and that sum- IL Is claimed Is already pledged
by mast cadets. This sum 1t Is proposed to carry
to some place in southern Vermont which will
contribute literally to the establishment OF the
school within its limits. An active effort is
making by individuals Interested in Brattleboro
to secure the removal Of the university to that
place, lt Is prOpOSeQ 10 RAISE CZD,UDU tHat
purpose and present 1t to the institution; to hold
the next commencement at Brattleboro and there
on the fftieth anniversary Of the founding lay the
corner stone of new university building. There
Is talk Of attaching to the re-established univer-
sty school of electric engineering with the sup
port Of Thomas A. Edison and the Western Union
telegraph COMPANY. With men like Colonel
Hooker interested in the project Of removal to
Brattleboro and the capacity of that town to raise
the money required and more II necessary, sue.
cess would seem assured
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THE board OF civil authority began yesterday
the hearing OF aggrieved parties who have APP
peaed from the decision OF the listers In the APP
praisal OF their property Tor taxation We under
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