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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
AZ GRACF=STREET PRESBY.

GB GKACE-ol hbbl fNbooA-
TERRAIN CHURCH-Drs. READ and DREW,
Psstors.-services at IL O'Clock a. NJ.
Preaching by DR.. DREW. No services az
night,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

M WEST-END-M f NJ o Z a l.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHU re h
er).--Preaching at IL a. NJ. by
Rev. JOSEPH WALKER, ana at /. NJ
by Rev. j. II. RIDDICK.
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D0ANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

ID 0AN0KE FEMALE COlLh's'
IL DANyILLE. VA.-The NENt l,NS
tweniy.elghth) SESSION begins tA9 -,
SEPTEMBER. Full courses OF stoiy -
Literature Science, and All. those l"9A'
Ing for a good school (0r GWis ~ l9nHJ
men. uith charges MOI eE0Tbhdnt. am "a
climate suecially good during the period %
the session, are Invited 10 send for our tas.
logue. our pupils attend whatever cnufc-S
their parents select for them. ..,.,.r
S.W. & ]. T. ANERElI,
Iy lS.Tu, ThS SatSeSSwtSe Prime pas-
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MEETINGS..

~>S1--C--o,~-Scs >t~~cr~~S~~~~>
DOYAL ARCANUM.--The "a
II members OF MoCAKTHY E&
COUNCIL. No. 4ee, r. A., Will at: ~
Hal. on Ffnh street, THIS saturday
EVENING, August 81, 1880, at O'Clock.
I'M portant amend ments 20 the bylaws
viii be acted upon. A full attendance re-
questsd.
BY order OF the Regent.
au 21-1t II. =. DEM y secrsesry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

II would seem that all danger OF
trouble with Mexico on account OF
CUTTING had passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

TAXES IN ISsTALMENTs. The
Lynchburg NsVs says;
"Ths objection Of trouble to the tax.
payers applies to this proposed plan,
but II Il would BE- . convenience, to
them in the matter Of finances, and II 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
7 OW EXCURSION RATES

H. by which
CHURCHES. SOCIETIES, AND OTHER
ORGAN lZATIONS CAN PAY OFF
THEIR INDEBTEDNESS,
WITHOUT RISK.
For rart'es az twenty-five persons and
over this company Will accept tue NkSi
TCN RATE or 81 EACH FOR ROUND
TKIPTO NORFOLK OR OLD POISr, aud
organizations can charge $3.50 or 50. TINS
securing a handsome pront without any
risk OF loss. TICKETS GOOD ONE WEEK.
The same arrangement can be made 10
VIRGINIA BEACH by adding SOC TO tue
above rates.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Up-towA Office ll09 east Main street.
LIZ vi NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
FELL DEAD.

r.. Robinson, matchmaker on the
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline, fell
dead while at work near Lowell yester-
day. Heart-disease was the cause.
There are limitations that Charlotte
IS TO be made the eastern terminus OF
the Western North Carolina railroad,
instead Of Salisbury. The rumor may
have foundation. In this case a rail
way from Statesville to Charlotte would
form part Of the line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

EsJn SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streets)-Rev. IL. w.
Th1BBLE VIII preach at IL a. NJ. NO eve
ming service during July and August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
NJ CLAY-STREET METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Clay aud
Adams stieets)-Rev. J. II. RIDDTcR' Pas
or.-servitesat1 IL A. NJ. and at SIS T. N.
Seats free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

n9P YENABLE-STKELT UIIUKUII
corner OF Venable and Eighteenth streets.
sunday school at $50 y. NJ. Preaching by
Rev. X. Ii. PITT at IL \. VI. and at S:lj p. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
rs5yr WEST MAIN-STREET BAP-

TIST CHURCH corner Main and Beech
streets. Preaching by the pastor
Rev. WILLIAM !. SiuPMAN, AT IL o'clock A..
Land sIk Pm. All are welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
RRIEF COMMENT.

BRADLAUGH is starting right to
get kicked out Of Parliament again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

MY SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRCH.-Rev. DR.. HAzEN Will preach on
SUNDAY MORNING at IL o'clock. No SER
Vice In the afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
" GORDONSvlLLE. VA.
Principal NJ. A. 81 the University OF
Virginia. Five assistants. Board, with
tuition In English. Latin. and French or
German, 1913 year. Telesraphy taught
order catalogue. - -,,,,,,,,,ntr
o, .sSwtSerss Principal.
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ny cLOPTON.sTREET BAPTIST

CHURCH. MANCHEsTER.-Pr at
ia. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
DECATUR EDWARDS. All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

nT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner OF Twelfth and Broad streets).--
Rev. ]. b. HAWTHORNE, d, D., at IL A. NJ
No service at night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
.AMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE,

IL NIRGINlA.-The northumberland.
eleventh session Will open THURSDAY
September 2. 1856. Examinations for en-
trance on wednesday. LIST instant. For
catalogues and further Information apply
To the president.
RICHARD MCILWAINE ID. D..
&c q.Sa.tTn2m Hampden. sidney, Va.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, SHENAN.

ORKNEY SPRINGS SlhNAN,
~ DOAH COUNTY, VA.-the largest and
most fashionable resort IN the mountains o.
Virginia: the Hotels and Cottages beaut.
ruNy painted ana papered throughout.
latest closets, with entire new system OF
drainage; greatest variety OF minea!
waters Of any resort IN the United states.
Rooms newly furnished, new hair-mat.
tiesses, with woven wire-springS; hot
cold and shower baths table uneXcelled
first-class livery In connection with the
hotel: fun brass and string band. Descrip-
live pamphlets can be obtained at the Of
ice OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail.
road. 9ls east Main street: Chesapeakt
and Ohio Offices, A. W. CARRIERS. X. u. Cab
ell Jr.'s, Third aud Main; Purcell, Ladd &
COS, owens & Minors.
II. CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

E1y UNION-STATI0N METHO-
DIST CHURCH corner Twenty.rourth and
n streets. )-Preachlng at IL \. M.and 7. NJ.
by the pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

CHEN ANDO AU-Y ALL Z !
~ ACADEMY, WINCHESTER. va.
prepares for University. College, Army
Navy, or business. send FOR catalogue. {,
l.. {. MINOR. N. a. (Univ. OF Va LII. d.
lN lT.HA.N M2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
II. CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor.
RIG. BURKE, Chief Clerk. my 23-3m

DAY RIDGE, 1.-THE COMFY
ID ISLAND OF THE sOUTH." This
popular summer resort VIII be open 10 the
uunic on and after JUNE Fl, 1883. splen.
coast. Elegant accommodation. The Ma.
rine Band Largest and best in the country
plays every day and evening. Restaurant
PAVILION seating 1000 people open all the
time. Ora 0lty railroad 1000 feet long.
Sail-boets on bay, lake, ard river large
and small row. and flshing-boats 10 hire for
nominal price always ready. over nve
miles OF Waterfront. Hotel and all build
lngs my feet above high water. Opera
House open afternoon and evening. Elec-
irlc-lights all over the grounds. Flying
horses riding-h horses, pony and gOat-car'
riages. swings, bowling-alley, rihe-gallery
and thousands OF amusements for the chill
drcn. Highest observatory IN the state
largest collection OF animals In the South,
covered pier 900 feet out In the bay. spe-
clal excursion rates for churches, sunday
schools. and societies either by rail or on
the new and elegant steamer " Bay Ridge
For dates aud charter apply immediately
10 the BA1-RlDfE CONTAIN,
1873 west Baltimore stree, Baltimore,
my 27-5stUwl3t or Annapolis, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
DppENWOOD UOTEL.

A MIN " VVU ITO LII
~ rs miles west OF Richmond, In the
Blue Ridge mountains. on Chesapeak e anc
ohio railway. Beautiful scenery pure air;
neestone aud chaly beale water. Address
MRS l.. MUNDAY.
~ 2h.lms Greenwood nenOt. Va.
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je 2o.deod2m&wllt stanton. Va
DANDOLPu-MACON COLLEGE,
HI ASHLAND VA

Ia ASHLAND, NA.
INCORPORATED 1850.
Location sixteen miles from Rchm'al
on the main nOrth-and-souih liue. We
passenger trains daily. Course ~ 'rs'fuc-
ton fun, making a specially Of ne hN''
LISH LANGUAGES. Expenses iu' 80,
Next session VIII commence 81 ~ r "
BhRl6, 1855. For further .nili a, .1ii ~
ply TO MOANHy ~
Secretary and Treasurer AsAiau1' W.
O.a m
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books, STATIONERY, dc,

A MONG THE HILLS, OR SCENES
"A IN PIEDMONT VIRGINIA, and other
POEMS. by Graham Clayton, author Of
Pen Pictures OF Farm Life. Price Use. each.
mo one vino has ever seen a Virginia
farmhouse and It's surroundings bnt viii
see its picture here brough: out with dis
tipctness that would do credit TO Gold
th."--Ree. ID. r. Sprigg, u. d., Editor
southern Churchmdn. -
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
aul.dSw Publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21
ENGINEERlNG DEPARTMENT,
Iy 29-ThkSasw
DOANOKE COLLEGE,

DOAN0KE COLLEGE,
Ia N THE MOUNTAISS.
Two courses for degrees. Special atten-
ton To English. French and Germanspokrn.
Library 10000 volumes. Best mora
and religious influences. Expe uses fer ue
months, dncudiug fees board. &c.) sli'.
SIG. or S2O4. Increasing patronage fr'.I
many States. Thirty-fOurth session be-ius
SEP'rEMBFRI6TH Catalogue free. Address
JULIUS u, DKEHER President. salem,
Virginia, ~ lO-eOd
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NTEMEYAN FEMALE INSrI.


STAUNTON, VIRGINIA..
opers SEPTEMBER ~, Iss6. one 81 the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR NOCSG LADtE, N Tis
CSIOS. All Departments thorOugu. au. d.
lngs elegant. Steam heat. GasiiLht. ~'fu-
alton beautiful. Climate splendid. Pup :
trOm nineteen States. All important adj
yKutages IN one greauy-reduced chaggr.
Board, Washing, Lights. English LATIN.
French, German, Music for SchOlasir
year from September TO Jure, $3.50. for
catalogue write 20
REV. WAI. \. HARRIS. d. d.,
progifant
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FURNITURE. CARPETS, STOVES, q

V0UR TIME WILL NOT BE "a
l. lost in walking through our Ware ~
rooms You will ind Elegant Mahoga-
ny, Walnut, ana Cherry CHAMPIONSHIPS
with bcyel- plate glass very fine Mahogany.
Walnut. and Cherry Sideboards. beyel-
glass; a great variety OF Parior-snits, with
a large stock of other goods. .>,
S.W. HARDWOOD SON.
auIo-tses Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-21

~FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. PERCY @. EIs0M, pastor NJ IL A, NJ.
and at 6 p. NJ. To- Morrow. All cordially
Invited to the services. sunday school at
9:I5 \. VI.
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10
WEST POINT,

Committee OF Arrangements; Il; 4. NC
Cabe. Joseph r. Allen, William A. pleKer-
son. f.. III. Ferguson, and ". Il. SIN IA.
Committee on Music: Alex. NJ to1 ,,I.ll.
son. George +. lBurgess, John Il. Rose,
and Charles Billups. 80
Train leaves depot. Twenty fourth ana
Cary streets. at O'Clock a. NJ returning
leaves West Poiutat o;3O CLOCK ~
pryrE oF TICKETS: Gentlemen, rs cents !:
ladies', so cents; children under twelve
vears Ok cents. au s.l420.2l&22
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ELLICOTT CITY, ND.

MAuPIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
Opeps SEPTEMBER l5rH. For circulars
address CHAPMAN AAJPIN VI. A..
~ o. WSSa6W Principal
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ExCURsroSs. PIC.NICs. &C.

EXC URSI0N 4kfN
T. TO CITY POINT s,s
AND
UNITED STATES MONITOR FLEET,
SUNDAY, AUGUST 22D,
by
STEAMER NORWOOD.
Captain GEORGE II. GrFFoRDD
leaving Richmond st 10 A. NJ; returning
about s o'clock In the evening, giving two
hours to inspect the monitors.
A delightful family excursion. Music by
Lubbock's Orchestra.
Fare for the excursion 30 cents: children
half price. au Sl-Et
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EDGEWoRTH BOARDING AND

for Young Ladies' and Little Girls, Mrs, n.
T. LEFFEyEE. Principal, No. 90 Franklin
street. Baltimore, Md. The twenty-nith
school year Will begin on THU RSDA1, sep
TEN her ~. 1855. ~ IL W 6~a&ul
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02


Next Tuesday occurs our State election
snd. although /. is an ..of year" yet the
result will be claimed u some significance
IS showing shether the people indorse the
mes administration or not II tbere il "a
Increased Democratic vote. or diminish
I'd Republican mslonsy our Democratic
friends viii claim II ~ 40 Endorsement Of
their administration.
The new election Law which restricts
vyl,ug 90 tbs state ticket 10 towns where
tie voters reside ~ill reduce the vote
.omcshat. Upder the old Law voter
could cast his ballot for state officers even
hongh be CHANGED 10 be on election day
Ia town which was not his plscs 81 real.
deuce. Nor be cannot do this. but II ke
votes 1t all il must be where be is regis.
tered
.hc Democratic administration has been
10 poser year and . half. long enough
10 sise some idea 10 regard 10 il honesty
aai sbiiiiy We Judge Of It both by What
Il has done Apd What IL LAs failed 70 do.
Both before and after the election Pres
iisnl clesslaod promised the mnsuumps
that bs should tnrn out no oiacisIs except
Tor csnse. This promise secured their
support and bic election. Il nay hsvs
bsea toolish promise bat having made II
be vas bound by a. He has violated IL
la hundreds o. instances The u ). Sen
lts. in eonsidsrisg his nominations 10 Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

ssanrdsy aiekt The oppcstssisy v
soesscs The cAsek iNs III csosA xssvy
vcs<s sesds 70 ssssiss n o. nsw =
sssu issssos 70 b made. u osds 70 nAhs
ssrs tbsi biz :pape 10 thsre o. essrss
there hss boon no inienticn n onittinx
TIE nsu< a! any voter. bal 10 90 large Z
list. mistakes occur 10 spite o. care. But
Il Il thea too late 10 talk Nos 10 tbs time
No matter vho you ara, hevsssr prcni-
neat o. we'll kGown. you need 10 sse fo1
yourself thai you are not 70 lose your
vote. - tbs mayor o. Bars ss.s bad v
los bss last sprps.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

| Ia has spa.sh - ssi'aga Lake on Tues
day .isht NJ i,lni ne showed that during
sha recent se.s,os 81 Congress the R-pub-
licaDs were al bat unanimous for prosec
ton. while the vast maiority Of Demo
cratic member MAS against H. 10 the
uiua " stss vi here the grratcst numler OF
u ps,pss are employed ia manufs s,uriog.
the deposits Ia the savings banks wers on
" siG0. 900, 900 in 1901. when the Rspub-
iicans enacted the Morrill, tariff. aud dur
ing the rs years 10 which protection hes
been enforced these deposits have increas-
ed to more than $1,000. 900. 000 During
that time the population has Increased
but 50 per cent, and the peoples savings
have increased 800 per cent The same
protective policy has served 10 give On
enormous development 10 industries in
tho West A larger number Of workers. in
.he British Empire has only four-tsnths
the savings OF those 10 the New England
and Middle states.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

Secretary B,Ara cent Gen Scdesick
10 Mexico 70 End ont add report the facts
10 The Cut,.ag case Scdgvsck EEL 10
9Th somc esy Mexican youth . the cspi-
tai ana got arank. ~as dectsd With gar
lsnas is'qnsi stuck IL his lsl AL led
about ihr s,,r,rs n Mri,ro. - .lsetscie
~ 4ol suil nsep, Later reports attempt
- smooth over the affair. the Msxicans
arn,iAg tbss they intended 70 show bin
any j. dignity The. ssre simply having
good iiis.. The World says that
s.dg~ick vas for time = lobb, ist u
Washington aud there gained reputation
for eacsssrr We protest assinst such :
cLsiacI.r terfwentipg this nation IN .
fo,,ipn tsAnntrs The Democrats may be
sa'i.t ] viii, sueh "a prossnt.siye, we are
40
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02
Tn. Need ola Railroad Comni..io..

4
The last Legislature defeated : bill fol
the establishment OF . railroad comission,
4 but the sentiment for such com mission
i so strong IN the state that there is little
doubt that such a commission will be es-
tablished at the coming session. The
friends OF tie railroads will see the over
whelmipg sentiment in favor OF commits.
sion aud will not openly oppose it. but
they will probably direct their efforts to
giving such commission a little power 81
possible sud thus make IL practically Of liz
tie benefit to the people.
Where the matter has been tried in the
courts it has been held that the state has
. right. within certain limits. to exercise
q supervision over the railroads within it,
limits
Where private property Is taken by .
corporation for public use. ut common law
there is an implied contract on the part
OF the corporation to grant certain privi-
leges TO the public II land is taken for .
railroad there is an implied contract that
the railroad company will carry passengers
aud freight with reasonable despatch and
safety. That it will charge no more for
such service than will serve to pay run
ming expenses, keep its property in good
repair and pay fair interest on the money
invested. That it will give equal facilities
to oil who patronize its road, and that it
will charge one man no moro than IL does
another for the same service. That it will
make reasonable concessions with other
roads and that ii will keep its track,
and bridges and rolling stock in reasona-
BILE repair 80 that the lives and property Of
its patrons shall be reasonably safe.
Where railroad company does not full
al this implied contract in every particu Il
lar no doubt the common Law furnishes .
remedy bat the remedy 10 not always ade-
quate to the circumstances Of the case.
Ore man has very little show 10 fighting
/. powerful railroad corporation though
he may have Law and justice on bis side.
Hence it.follows that except in cases Of
death or severe bodily injury by railroad
accidents. or the loss Of property BY the
gross csrelessness OF the railroad COM
pany no attempt has ever been made. -
far rs We know. on the part OF the com.
mou people, TO enforce the common Law
relstiug 10 the subject.
But what the people cannot hope to do
single handed the state can do. and per.
haps the best way 10 accomplish II will be
by an efficient railroad com mission. COM
posed OF honorable men OF ability. who
will see that Justice is done the people
on the ono hand aud the railroad com.
panies 90 the other. To make such
effective Law should be- pass
ID deGnlng it, duties ard powers such
/ lsw and snch commission would. no
loubt. be Of great service to the people Of
he state. aud would not be detrimental TO
he best interrsis 81 the railroads.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

aus gear u one Of all others that Yer
neat Republicans. Who really desire th'
sscssse u their party. should DO on tbeil
guard ssaiost f.ctional qusrrels. Tbs
ArDahlicAps Of every town owe 1t not onl,
- themselves and their party, but to iheii
coen,ry. TO sink all personal issues in 4
r,spluie determination 10 secure the cleo
,ioa Of thoroughly reliable representative
men 10 the Legislature.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

The second and last trial race between
the four big sloops, MsyHower, Puritan.
Priscilla and Atlantic. to decide which
shall sail against Lieut.. Helms British
cattcr Galstes ia September was success-
fully sailed Wednesday over $50 miles
ocean course. outside Of Sandy Hook. II
resulted IN another victery for the new
Boston sloop Mayaower and for her
selection by the committee to defend the
Americans cup.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
rm Governor.
NJ. OHMsBEE 81 Brandon.
ros IAsutsssnt- Governor.
LEVI X FULLER 81 Bsasslcbcro.
Tor Secretary 81 State.
CIV. PORTER q Montpslisr.
Fer Treasurer.
". H. DU D0IS Of Randolph.
For Anditos.
Ell POWELL. Of nichford.
Rrrrrrsr~ Ccvsr TsxxT
For Senators,
J.R. JuDSON Of Arlington.
T. b. VALENTINE Of Benningion.
For Assistant Judges
FL. BOWEN Of R~adsboro.
O. A. SHERMAN Of Rupert
For Sheriff.
IL MCCALL. Of Bennington.
For States Attorney,
Ell BATES Of Bennington.
For High BAilih.
TRExoR HARBOR Of Glastonbury.
Tor Judges Of Probate.
LOvpLAND MUNSON Of Manchester.
HI. SHELLEY Of Remington.
For Member Of Congress.
Nv. STEWART OF Middlebury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

The organ Of the whisky trade In Penn
syIvsnis supports Wolfe. the Prohibition
~ candidate for governor. on the ground
that bic candidacy will create breach 10
the Republican party. and 50 conduce 10
the advantage Of the whisky interest.
Neal Dow and other Prohibitionists have
openly declared their purpose 70 kill the
Republican party. Itsesms that TO carry
ont their desperate resolve they are will
ing 70 ally themselves with their dearest
foes. the whisky dealers,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

Master Workman Pow derby volunteers
the statement that there will be no new
political party Of the Knights Of Labor
II the old parties do not enact the right
Kind Of laws. working men may become
politicians hereafter. He says that there
are million Of men 10 the organizations
aud that another million may be added.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

In past years the Democrats have issucd
circulars Just before election intended "a
prsjudice voters against the candidates on
the Republican ticket. II is always done
whom Il d TOO late for any public answer
10 b made 10 missiatements in the circu-
lara II tho thing Is done this year voters
should not put confidence 10 them. The
very fact that they are put out in this
manner i enough to condemn them. The
truth will alvays bear investigation. while
lie will hide itself until il Is too late 10
confront u with the truth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02
The election Of state aud couoty officer

The election OF state and county officers,
m cmbes Of congress, town representatives
and members OF the legislature will be
held next Tuesday aud every voter should
be on hand 10 the town where he 10 re-
eistered ~ he eau vote 10 no other. In
this town the meeting will be held At Esta,
brooks opera house at o'clock. Though
this IN az of year We hope to see very
fu4i vote.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

Ormsbss. the Republican candidate foi
Governor. though young mao. served
~ country faithfully Ia the var Of the
ssleilion. the Democratic candidate. for
come reason Was among the sisy-at homes.
- M Orc. .bfe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

Look out for split tickets. Two years
aso ssplis ticket WAS prepared BY neatly
pastius the name Of John Robinson over
tho nan.s of. 8. Mccall on The regular
Republican ticket. aud no doubt some Of
thsss we're voted BY men Who supposed
they were voting The atraighs ticket. We
know Of Two or three instances where vo-
ters would have made this mistake had
not thsir attention been called 70 the
fraud. We learn that the Same thing will
BE- attempted this year Read every name
on your ballot before voting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

&c spprcschips election l. tho shir-
~ssA line Of .hs great fight which IL com
iaa 10 ises Every Republican should do
10 duty. Our candidates ara good men,
lA them have full vote.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

We support Eimpnds. nos because ~
like his course ia 1854. bot because there
70 10 Gao 10 ,he s,ste Who can al biz
plAcs H. hes BIN =, tho bead Of The
Jsdirisss. he mos. icspostsss committee
Ia lhs ssas,s for many years aud no mss
ffo1 . small sisie Ike Vermont coala
bold This re.isisn NO loag anless bis 10.
psrips atilsiy kept hiu there No other
man from this state could ever hops b
~ there We hsys beard !. asserted thar
- h.vs nsa sho arc The equals Of IA.
naads but se have never ssen the man
Who vcuid risk telling their names