The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-12-09

psstniatag - - oGBeo ~ 0ovesros hsvs
nos bssn ssrgu11ss. III bic srtssity ~
hssa u ~ plonassi kisd thss ~ spos
~ 1isds u 49, ~ visised ths Esecs.
live ChAnbss dssiss he session. The To-
pssasios tAal III vsrs thoroughly vsiccas,
vhils his sseossssdssicsa. his vstoes,
biz sdvis ssd ecssssi sish ttoss sho ~
occssios V coasuIs him apos o@csal q
other bssisssa. I'll tsaded 70 stsssgshss
iAs opisios shsl 10 Gov. Orusbss " hare
% executive sucorruptibie. Isvsi-hssdsd
Arm asd ssd thoreashly devoted 70 ths
best isssssses 81 ths 6s4t< LiSat Cor.
Faiisr and Speaker 0rout have both bsss
pAiatstinx. faithful and accommodating
oliciAls. striving 70 DO The duties ineua.
bent upon then 10 such . msonss . 70
beat pro~ots ~ for~srdias 81 tbe msas.
urss before The Legislature. On oocsss
tbs .iuiirs 81 Speaker are mach more ~.
acsiag than those Of Liant 0ovsraoR. bet
il wss tbs universal verdict thas % go u
The 2SS meobsn Of the HOUSE could havs
surpassed Major 0rout Asd " doubt II
Aay you'd have squAlsd him 10 dispssch-
log the baainsss OF The ssssios. TrsAsursr
alsois. Auditor Powell and Secretary Of
Stale Porter. although apparently partici-
pAtang but littls 10 the business Of The
Legislature. vers alsays q their post 81
dnty, sDd " think are iuliy entitled 70
The popularity which they. ia such large
measure. enjoy.
Fletcher Proctor. The Secretary Of Civil
and Military s6sin. although : young
man. Vas an especially popular oiicisl
and msds host Of friends during hn say
u The Capital He hss ths quist and I'M
assuming ways which Ars eharastsristic 81
his father. 81 Gov. Proctor. and vishal ,
good measure Of that sturdy indspsndent
common ssase. which ths sI-0ovsrnos
y known 70 posses in suoh marked Do.
gres.
OF The 6sQsts II u mot our purpose y
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.uu' s11 80. :. 1sa.uonsA' 49, ~
had the reputation Of being. 70 y marked
~ extent - any. the leaders, but " opins
that our brother editors. Swain Of Wind.
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aoe'' u VS. n..on, nave "a p0sn Wnse'
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Pos'"ons, wv !" " ns.elsas.ss aus suss
ns'.nel =. snem' a0s, - 'Aos saoes 70
'snu. oou,u = s.toss - 'sAae" 70 sny
es.ens. Aneis ~ reany no
Recognized 'eaasFsn'p IN inc HOUSE.
among sncse wno velo prominent snc M
huensis'' ei'nef ~ eommis'ses OF oeosse'
OF oo.o' may % c'assea AapsuF o. Onsn.
son; nase'.on o. Dulnnsson; nalvey o.
Aopsn."' AaspP q n.oo'sDuty' 0ssn'on
o hoxoury; 0tearns o. braoIord; D'monas
Q! Mancnes'er; hipiey Of Msndon; fhos
Of nignease; bedard @ 0t Aipsnsi Vuf-
r'er o. roy Df'ggs o. Drandoni nasos-
Ny Q. nsfo.Ic.; onesmo1e o. nun''ns
.on' MAnn q Wilmington and Deemsn o.
sitisx. ioe wsg OF tue mouse w Co''
u got in ! good point. II may be said Of |
Judge Haselton that hs was clearly the
leader Of the Democratic aide OF the
House and although not profuse tslker.
10 was always listened 10 attsntivsly |
) bsnsver he addressed the assembly, and |
10 doubt II the remarks Of any member |
carried with them greater weight than
hose Of The member from Burlinston. |
dis remarks vsre always scholarly and
1.-THE Democracy OF Vermont
vould be strong with tbs people they
hould place IN moro Of their lpositions of
lonor and responsibility juss such men -
One Of the most popular and
nduentlsl members Of the assembly was
,oi. Fletcher Of D. Johnsbury, TACT we'll
ttestsd by bis unsnilnous election to The
dice Of Trustee Of the Reform School.
nd bis subsequent appointment to the
cry important position Of Commissionsr
udsr the new railroad law,
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oene'" "'"e 70 pssH 'eoen'y
eF. 'Nr"e' ''o" urAn' Army "epaf'meDs