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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15
THE LEorsLATuRg.

Ozi % t5e aA!onsnment iof election
! ,he Eesifmeni followlng tina. even,
Int ll,iie vas seeanplishea BY the leeisla.
tar~ last week bot tie ccmipg week will
y has oae. Aboal 40 bills have been
inlTa3aceA 10 the house and 100 10 the
sena,c Aosi u them are still 10 tho
hands q ,he committees and many Of
them are 81 pirate nsigre sni OF 30 10
,eress 10 The people - lrge The school
bill has been csteiuily coasilesei BY lie
eomaAiiiae saA she mos, ssfisaa otlectioa
10 i ! shat the eoanis supervisors viii
ave sss ia1eh Territory TO eorer 10 do
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

pursiiar for The ~ppelas that the Rspnb
licaD itinmph promises 70 eive 20 The
carver n ihe Capitol CITY One rrcni-
neat haAHrss nsaa tays ! have bees .
prmocrss ifots sraaisisn. ] snPposs. but
/ ! ~sicass g.pablicta administration for
u - .afg 4, bnas a class Of people here
I that AL pm.h saeaa every worthy enter.
pfisr ass aasl., 10 the growth aud pro-
Fress " toe place.
+ About a ~ntk before election, change
seemed 10 se. 10, and those who bad been
confidently predicting The rceleciiou Of The
President began 10 grow doubtful aud 10
express modified views Of the probabili-
ties In fac. victory seemed TO be In The
sir.
The writer committed 10 paper lev
estimates ~ 10 what the results might re
veal. which 10 the light OF the present
seems lite prophecy OF course. !. was .
very little calculation mingled with great
deal o. bare conjecture. but ~ tue old
saying rs. guessing is as good as know
ing. when a person ruesses Alright"
It's interesting 70 observe the various
fleets pfnaarfd on the Thousands OF gov
rrament employees here The modera-
iina nd stH rcsiraint manifested by the
tt,id srrr Republicans towards the
,tys II tEc GENE that has been played
va ~ ,,pe rcels are r"u>ficipns and
Yiicn ranmeudaton tro,a their less for
tuusit atrci.tss, lnt the exceptions. il
d. frp,,ik'ei, are ainors lie few whose
Ruhlceni 4, lss bern - strained by the
fur yast, - y uha"a'Ic administration |
that % .i,lp- iac sssfs thai they should
be ,speeiaih nsmnnstfs'irr 10 their er-
pfvssioas 81 tnumlh l-st / should be for
ytii,u th.i they Ntit wet any Thing but
ID sul,c,ais Pa badly four years more OF
runnt NOUS Democratic dominifion would
Nsvr driven them 30 far into the Demo
crane party that they would not have
snn@n lhemtelyes as anything else but
god aud true Democrats
The Ieo ~ that Mr Harrison has made
as a civil selhice r,former promises an
hcuest aud faithful adherence on his part
10 the letter aud spiri; Of the laws in that
Z. gard snd TO the principals ennncated in
ihe platform Of the Chicago convention
md his letter OF acceptance; so that .
,lean sweep. such. as is desired by some
md feared by Others, seems out OF ques-
ion. So far as the undersigned Is con
,erped he would feel like deploring re.
'ult tha wonld operate to remove from
ais association a number that the Demo-
,ratie administration together with the
,iyl service law brought into the service
II the government here. And it is also
Is true that perfect civil service would
Is once removed from here some that
PARTISAN triumph brought in and unwite
avoritrsm placed in positions OF respon
ability and trust OF which they were in
10 wise worthy. But it is true now, as it
Always has been under every administra-
ion, that some must have their names
borne on the rolls that were better not
here; that in civil life, as in military life
I'D soldiers will remember. there are
lwsys a number known as Uncle Sans
lard bargains.
Amid the ups and downs OF politics it
5 gratifying to observe that old Vermont
ways keeps the flag flying.
EQUINOX.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

The New Yoik Sun, Dtmocni. points
or' that The lig Etpnblicsn gains ID
H. otltB we're made ID nrigLborhoois
ptoplcd by Skilled mechanics, working 10
factories oi safiaas sorts The voters are
90 iolellieent 10, 81 men who fully under
s,ocd the issues 81 the campaign and vot-
"a tor Hsrison and Protection because
they kew such aeiioH 70 he 10 their own
lntsrrsi and SERVED 10 promote their owo
property. Says the Snn:
"ls ~ bso~p store districts Cleveland
n owe In the ienef 'p,s be N de
3 tri Il Tie districts Of sdl homes
cse Qsius we're Knocked higher than
oiias oss tise Tbs, iell the whole story.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

II would rather have the saloon power
back Of me than the churches was Gov
ernor Hills creed, II would rather be
b kcl by the churches than the salot rs
vas the Hon. Warner Miller's declaration
Th6 probibitionists, that alledged pure
"psr'y" WHO vote as they pray, interfer-
ed WITH this supreme contest between
church and saloon, and the result is that
the saloon power came ont ahead. Hill is
collected governor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

Vernon, Republicans have special res
son TO n loice over the resul, OF the elec
tion. Vermont led of for Harrison at th,
Chicago convention snd were the only
delegation that were for him first, last and
all tho time The state election that fol-
10 ell showed very large Republican ma
si,y and made good "send of YER
mont ought TO clsim place 10 the csbi.
pc, and Gov. Proctor would make good
mao for almos, any position,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

T Senator VIM. II. Bsrnum died at
LIZ Rock. Coma. Sunday evening after a
ort illness. lie was extensively en
eaged in manufacture Of iron aud was a
n.n Of great business ability and With
many e1cellant traits Of character. He
has long been leader in the ns~.~r'asic
party aud Tor many years chairman Of the
National Demo Committee He was
INSCRIPTIONS in bis methods, politically.
believing ,ha, oil is fair in politics. 1t
is quite probable that the excitement
attendant upon the campaign was The
oecasioa 81 the lines that caused his
death.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15
The Arctic Regions and the
LATHROP'g Tst.,e.

~ State OF vERnosT, District Of Manchester %
In Probate Court held u Manchester sitL.L
and for sad District on The 18th Asy u kCvsm.
Der, 4. D. 1888.
The Administrator on the sstats Of Cuttts
Lsthrop late Of Dorset IN ssid distyist
dcsasct proposed 10 render en- account Of bic
administration ON said estate.
Wbereupon. . session Of said Court 10 u LtA
at the Probate Once In Manchester, IN ssic he.
triot on the let day OF December 4. D. ises. vss
appointed for the sIsntastiop ssd sllGvsLes Il
said account. and for aistSibstitn Of the sststs
rsnsipiog o. sncb settlement; nd IlHe 10
tcs thereof vas ordered 10 be given 10 all tts.
sons interested BY the publication Lsrs.i ~ tie
Manchester JoUGEAL. . Aevspstss .psisssd ~
said Manchester, three weeks successfully PIE.
vious 70 the time ~ appointed.
Tsw LOvELAND hUKsOk. Jsdss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

"rhs Syracuse Conrier" would like to
base some Republican rise aud eulogize
the Democratic party because Of its grace
fol aeqaisscence' 10 lbe results OF the
,lec'ico. Well. sLyf Hos could Dem
crais help yielding a more or less grace
iul acquifsecuceg Sam" said the
mibIs,er. twas your wife wiling to def
'.she hsd ter be. replied sam.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

Even Lord Salisbury does no, hesitate
10 kick man when he 10 down. At tho
Lord Mayors banquet ii London last week
referring TO our election he sneeringly
aiJi 'Englsnd bad perhaps noticed that
popular institutions existed to the west
vafj. Laughter. Events 10 America
would add more TO the history Of election
eerlng than 10 The history Of politics.
Laughter I u there Va. aoy complaint
aRsinst the Washington statesmen il did
not involve the two nations Cheers The
Washington statesmen had no, apparently
csmneniei themselves to the approval OF
A orleans fCheers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

we savssllgaiion q the ballots 10 Boone
Csml tell. Ksuion aad Pendleion counties
il sixth Ksnluriy disirict shows 1902
~ sstej lieksts cass for Carlisle. His
81 spiy 10 ihe entire disiric, Was COOL 20.
80 farther sesfcb ia made. there are
oapnsh ballots 70 defeat him, II i shall be
declared npoa coHtes, that these are
void.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

II the Prohibi'ionists in New York state
lad voted for Warner Miller for governor
they might have secured a stringent high
license Law IN that state and greatly les
scned the number Of saloons. Hill vetoed
the hiVb license law passed by the Repub.
licans q. the last session Of the legislature
aud will do il again. Bat the Prohibi.
iionis,s think moro OF beating the Repnb.
licsn party than they do Of restraining the
pow OF the saloons
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

Tbe saafsss made 10y the republicans
sAsusgeW ID Nes York City vas re-
mstkniair cae II tnsslresisirf o. sbppi
,po landred sad eighty thousand ,hsy
Tea "A ior total vote u 265. GOO. The
rssas sas total Of 2ss 10 in ROAD nun
hers. Thea they ssi8 Harrison woald roll
zoe 0u0 and he did receive i0s TAO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

rhs election has bad ils effect on the
\ York Herald. which says; "Tba'
,oiid son,h delusion. that holding in an
ine1iricable political embrace the dead
arr damned Coniederacy truly, truly II
Is miserable Business, aud now We see
what becomes Of IT, II our southern
friends. those who have sense enough to
remcn Der that some things have happened
since 1866, would only set themselves to
the abandonment OF this forlorn fanali.
cism, /, would be national gain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15

sshiasion special 10 The Mad and
Igptnfs ,sys thAi TIERS Is prospect Of
Fiae Nsr0sr Miller returning 70 The Sea
stein pisce ~ sssstor Ersfs. sho viii b.
sppeiotsA 10 THE svpfvms Bench in place
= 1sfga Blssss,of.. who VIII be retired.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-11-15
GOODELL WALKERS EsrA,r

sTATE oy vBrnorr, Manchester Distsict %
In Probate Court held Ut Name b ssiss, within
and for said District on the 18th day u EivsD.
Der, A. d. 1855. s9A
The EIecutos Of the viii Of 0oodsA
WALKER lats Of Psss In said distrla de-
csassd, proposed 10 render an sesoshs 81 bic
sdminisfrstbon on said sstats, ssts
whsrsupos. : session Of ssi6 Cert IL - held
81 the Probate Once In Manchesl ~. invs1a De.
trict. on the let day OF December g. ,. isee. VS.
appointed for the examinations and siiova1es VI
said account. and for distrbuiics n tho ~.
safe remaining on such settismsnt; SD pubIls
notice thereof vss ordered 10 BE- gives 10 Oh
persons Interested BY The pObhestios hereof IL
the Manchester JounsAL, . nsvvpsDss pS,nttd
81 said Manchester, three vsetN eeceSssivsiy
previous to tbs time 20 spVgto1o4.
773s LOvELAND h UNISON Ja<Ss
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ST. Nicholas
FOR 1859.

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FOR 1889.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-24
A Close Contest.

There is, in fact, a united De
mocracy. No matter what may be
the personal feelings Of individual
Democrats toward Cleveland, he
viii have the support of a united
party. In the important state of
New York, there will be NO dis
tinetiou between Tammany and
Irving hall and the County Democ-
racy; The friends of Hill, beaten in
the convention, will labor for Cleye.
lands election. The entire Federal
service will be enlisted in this cam
paign for Cleveland and there will
be no lack of funds to carry on the
canvass in New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut. 1t is quite certain
that the various factions Up the
Democratic party were never in
more accord than they are to-day
On the other hand, .here is much
reason to believe that the free trade
attitude of the administration will
give to the Republicans the many
thousands of uncertain on Demo
cratic voters whose party lie, Of
less consequence than their indus
trial interests. Considering the
number Of voters whose interests
are menaced by the free trade move
ment, there is much reason to eN
pect that the Republicans may carry
the three dogl ttui states mentioned.
Nobody believes that the nomln-
alton of Mr.. Blaine would add a
single vote to the Republican col
umn that would otherwise be lost.
No person who would vote for Mr..
Blaine could be induced TO vote for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-24

II have two-thirds Of a mind to run
away" said Madge Bedheld desper-
atcly.
She was a sparkling brunette, "a
rosebud set with little willful thorus. ~
whom every one adored in spite Of
the thorns.
Don't pleaded her mother; Cousin
Simon VIII forgive you almost any
thing, but he will be seriously offend
ed if You are rude to Mr. Carlyle
And it's horrd to be regarded
merely as 'ay-ligure, to which Mi
lord Carlyle may throw his handker-
chief, pouted Madge
.'Madge, dear, YOU know you are
unreasonable, Cousin Simon only
said that his most earnest wish would
he gratihed if the boy and girl he
loved SO dearly could love each other, 81
urged her sister Clara gently.
But Madge only tossed her wavy
dark head incredulously, two great
tears dimmcd her purple-black eyes.
and She continued to consider herself
a highly-abused girl.
Madge was 81 Maynard but winning
little witch Of ten when the Cousin
Simon I'm question, a distant relative
of bar mothers, had taken a great
fancy to her.
He was a crusty bachelor of sixty,
but the chestnut has sound heart be-
Meath its priekly outside, and SO had
Simon WiusIow.
Hi, liking for Nadge increased as
the years went ON. and he played the
part of a providence to her paying
for her tuition ut tirSt-elas, boarding
school. and letting hi, gold gild her
life iu hundred different ways
A couple of weeks before Nadge's
outbursf at the breakfast table he had
written asking Them as q favor TO
himself To entertain q young friend
for few days. who wanted to look
after some GOA. lands ST his ID the ~
entity
George is Just recovering uDm an
attack Of fever, i, travelling par " for
his health. Mr. Winslow wrote. and
don't like to trust him 10 thf tender
mercies Of your town hotels
This was all we'll enough Mrs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-24
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Finally tried DR.. Kings New Dis
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-24
WASHING TON LETTER.
From our regular correspondent.
WASHINGTON, May 18th, IL

WAsHrNGroN. May 18th, 1855.
Judge Walter O. Gresham's pres
idential boom has been undoubtedly
the political event of the week in
this city, from where it seems really
to have started. Judge Gresham is
extremely popular personally IN
Washington, and many people here
would rejoice to see him President,
your correspondent among the mum
Der. But candor compels me to
say that if the Judges boom is not
more heavily backed elsewhere than
il is here, he stands little show of
receiving the nomination at Chica-
go. Unfortunately for the Judge,
his great personal popularity has
been taken advantage of by few
anti-Blaine Republicans i'm order to
make a determined attempt to stem
the current OF republican opinion IN
order to prevent the nomination of
Mr.. Blaine; already these boomers
are making The mistake Of antago-
uiljng Mr.. Blaine, although that
gentleman has stepped aside for the
purpose of allowing the party to
make selection Of standard
bearer unhampered. This is decid-
edIy wrong. No good republican
can afford 70 join u any movement
looking IN the slightest manner 70
the debasement Of the name Of
James G Blaine, no matter who 1t
Is to help, 81 who is 70 be nominated.
Mr. Blaine has devoted the best
years Of his life to the service Of
the republican party; he has been
All acknowledged leader for years,
and will continue as such, whether
he be nominated this year o. not,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-24
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Respectfully
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-24

The Commercial Travellers Pro
lection Association, of the United
States, has membership of over
sixteen thousand and is probably the
strongest association of the kind in
the world. Mr.. John Il. Stone, their
Natl Sec'y and Treas, 70 Dearbon
ST., Chicago, in a letter states that
he has been severely troubled at
times, for the past twenty years with
cramp and bilious collie which
would compel him to take to his bed
from three to six days-while in St.
Louis at their last annual meeting
he procured a bottle of Chamber
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aud has since used it with the best
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