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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Gov, Page has ses, . letter 10 seors'
tsry Proctor. nnda date August "a. -
fellows
Ai,er osreiuI consideration 81 all the
nsHss suggested. ! have decided 10 appoint
you United States senator TO hll the vAcan
ey esused by the resignation CT George
Y. Eimabds.
Primarily / deem II my duty 10 sst'siy
my csc iadsnent . 10 what selection
would beat promote the welfare Of Ners
mon, snd Of The sho!e couniry. But 1
have NJ the same time felt that vas scts
ing largely ia q representative capacity.
and ihs, IL, without doing injustice 10 my
own judgment. could NEE. The wishes
Of large majority Of the people Of Yer
mont, il would be my duty and pleasure
90 TO do.
have With considerable care sought
snd received, personally and by letter. the
views OF prominent Vermonters in every
County 10 the state. TIE result Of my in'
yes,igs,ion leaves me in no doubt - to
official duty. II therefore, on ths first day
OF November next il should be incumbent
on me TO Gil the vacancy referred to,
propose to tender you the appointment.
inform you OF my decision at this time
no, only because believe You should have
reasonable notice Of my intention. bat be
cause, having reached the above conciu
sion, 1 cannot SEQ that the public good
will be subserved by further discussion,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Ex.Goy. Ormsbee has accepted sn Up
pointment from the secretary OF the inter
ior % com missioner 10 negotiate with the
Indians Of the Pyramid Lake reservation
10 Nevada for the surrender OF portion
Of their lands. The other commissioners
are Asa French OF Boston. Mass, and W.
A. Morgan OF Cottonwood Falls. Kansas.
This service will probably require from
four to six weeks to complete, and the
commission will assemble very soon.
ELieut. II. r. Hayward, Of Tunbridge, an
officer Of Company Z, 2nd Vermont. used
to leave his sword in its scabbard and take
q musket when his company went into q
charge, and his fighting qualities seem to
have been transmitted to his eldest daugh'
ter, Lizzie, for when she was recently held
up by . highwsymsn down in the Need
less Eye, on the road from South Royalton
to Tuubridge. the fellow demanding he'
money. she gave him 3 heavy blow with
her whip and as be staggered back from
the wheel, she started up her horse and
Jeff him to groan and repent OF his sins
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Tnere are bat lev people probably Who
fealixs the magnitude Of the shoe business
carried on 10 The uniled Ststea A recent
stticle 10 the Shoe aud Leather Reporter
h,lps 10 give one "a idea OF where the
.hos 60 TO. osins TO the nsinrsl increase
in the psiive population and the immisrs.
ton. there are Las. Gl9 more pairs Of feet
to be- shod each year. and for each pair II
10 estimsiei that three pair oil shoes are
needed. making = total increase every
twelve months Of 5.2is. $50. This year
the population msy be reckoped .. "a. 23o'
100. sSd they may be expected 10 use
l9l. GO. Aso pairs Of shoes. costing 10 pro.
aucer 90 81 average. si.l5 psir-s22i.i
5si on. Add the profi Of The nsnuiac
isfsrs-5 per cent that Of the wholesale
dealers 10 per cest and Of the retail
dealers -25 per cent --asd ss have 30 sg'
etrss,e annual expenditure for shoes by
etrsamers. Of 1913. a26 800. Independent.
u @hs, they pay Tor rubben. which siii
.well Il 10 $3.50. o00, 900. or theresboa,s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27


The Argentine Republic is just now 30
object lesson for those who think that the
condition Of the people. and especially Of
those who toll for their daily support. can
be improved by iuhstion and debssement
OF money. Paper money has been issued
IN such abundance that the premium on
cold IL about three to Que, or 300 per cent
aud there is no prospect OF this premium
b, log any less for long time TO come.
With such a pien'itude OF money the
workiugnsp ought surely to be better OIL,
according to tue ideas Of those who ADJ
yocste debase ment Of United States money
But what are the facts? Here is the pici
ture presented by 40 intelligent correspon'
dent a: Buenos Ayres:
10 the lsboring classes the practical
cessation OF oil construction OF railways
and public works, and the restriction OF
all private enterprise, has been terrible
blow. Over $4,000 emigrsnts left the
country dnring the first xix months OF tue
present year. Want of means alone pre-
vented many thousands more from follow
Ing the same course. Among those who
remain. misery, and hunger stride about
Ia the esunt gsrb Of terrible reality.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27
Tx. Bennington Celebrates.

Very many Of our readers attended the
celebration 81 Bennington last week. and
do not need to be told that il was . magni
fcent success. The programme as laid
down was carried out to the smallest de.
details, and the pfAlr as 20 whole was
great honor TO the state and to the men
who had 1t in charge.
Among the distipg uished men present
we're President Harrison, Secretaries Proc
tor and Foster, Attorney General Miller,
the Governors OF Massachusetts,. New
Hampshire and Vermont, Ex-Miuister
Phelps, Senators Edmunds and Morrill,,
Gen Howard. Gen. Alger, Judge Veszey
nesrly every prominent man in Vermont
and msny more from other states.
The parade was the finest ever seen in
the state aud ss the carriages containing
the distinguished guests, the crack mill.
tary companies the Veterans and the fra.
ternsl organizations in turn filed under
the triumpbsl arch, surmounted by the
Goddess Of Liberty, and large company
OF girls singing patriotic airs it was q scene
to be remem bered ones lifetime.
The numbers present was variously estn
IN sted from thirty to seventy thousand.
Ii could not have been less than forty and
might have been fifty thousand. OF course
such vast crowd Of people IN q small
place like Bennington could not all TX
poet first class accommodations, but the
people generally opened their houses and
oil were taken care OF % that none went
hungry and few were without . place to
sleep.
A large proportion OF those in attendance
could not hear the fine speeches at the
mon ument and at the banquet, but they
we're oil reported 10 the papers and can be
read st leisure. We regret that the jour
NAL is not large enough to give them. Ibut
the finest aud most valuable one OF all that
Of MIR. Phelps is igivenn great part on
the first page.
! President Harrison IN de 3 short nd
dress at the monument aud also ut the
banquet, both OF them very sensible and
appropriate as all his speeches are. lie
was greeted with enthusiasm. both IN the
parade and at the time Of speaking. The
other addresses were also heartily applaud
ed
The fire works in the evening were witt
messed by a large crowd and were the tn
est ever seen in the state. many OF The sci
scenes representing Incidents OF the Bat
tie Of Bennington. This closed the events
OF the day, except getting home AGAIN
which proved no easy task to large num-
Der who were obliged to wait at the depot
six hours before the numerous tralut
could be untsneled and the two excursion
trains we're allowed to start for Rutland
This was the only bitch in the whole
STAIR, and, az no accident resulted, will
be forgotten long before the memory o.
the glorious celebration shall have pass
ed away
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27
A Sensihla Opipion.

The New York World Of August 20 pub
lisbed the following letter.
TO lie Editor Of The World: In reply to
your letter requesting brief statement oil
my views regarding the Mckinley bill,
would respectfully say it is to be conf
pended In this: That ii has judiciously
increased duties Oh few articles in ordsr
to stimulate home production and protect
domestic industries from damaging for
-igu rivalry, while it has reduced duties
where high protection is no longer needed
end has greatly enlarged the free liAt. In
the latter respect it goes much further
than the Democratic Mills bill. which re-,
duced duties on many articles OF home
production. thus exposing our industries
10 disastrous foreign competition. while
il made fewer additions to the free list
than the Mckinley bill has done. For
instance. the Mex iniey bill made sugar
free, thus reducing the revenue about
900 900. 900 per year. Al the same time
the price OF sugar has been red "a
benefit shared in by oil the people IS sus'
sr is OF universal use. As we produce 10
the United States only one ten,hI oil the
.ussr consumed here. the sursr duty Was
. revenue duty, and the soundest Protec'
tiopists have urged ats abolition. Mesn.
while the interests OF American sugsr'rsis.
srs are guarded by the bounty proved
Tor 10 the Mckinley bill Tbel Mills bill.
On the other hand. left the sugar duty at
nearly 100 per cent and thereby sough.
10 psrpetuate what Vas really . heavy tax
upon American consumers.
Ia other respects the effects Of the Nc
Kinley at have been saluisry snd promise
10 be still more so. There has been no
advance 10 the prices Of articles 10 most
comm on nee. as the opponents OF the bill
predicted. while on the contrary the prices
Of numerous articles have been reduced.
The Mckinley act gives full opportunity
for the opersiion OF the lay Of supply and
demand, stimulates competition in our
great home field. and thus inures to the
advantage Of both the producer and the
consumer.
The Mckinley &C, has been fercely ~.
sailed aud greatly nisrepresen,ed. Much
Of the partisan sbrse aimed ., the meas
ure hM already been shown 10 be the ex
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

pressior Of ispoiAnee or pniaiioe A. Ito
elects are more clearly seen and The pub
lie oonprsbsnds iis true character there "
little reason 10 doubt the. u might DO re-
ssraed ~ one Of the wiscst and best laws
ever enacted 10 The interest Of American
people. Including. /" u does. provisions
for reciprocity with nations Wiling 70
gran, Us fsvou 10 return for The prisile'
ges which We give them. II seems to hold
GU. every assurance thai our home mar
he. will be retained and protected aud our
foreign trade largely increased That 1t
has some defects snd may need smend'
men, here aod there can be admitted with
on, discredi,ins !, as whole. The hepuo
liesa party can look forward With entire
confidence TO The hnsl verdict Of the peo'
pie upon the Mckinley act
Tnor n. YJuly % john NJ. FRANCIS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Reports from tie West continue OF the
thriving condition q the best sugar lndus'
Try. The most tan' og plant east OF the
Rocky Mountains is al Grand Island. Neb
which bss developed, so far. such profits
in the manufacture and vouchsafed to the
farmers who raises the crop zach hand
some prices that other works are being adj
dei in other parts OF the state. There is
every indication that the valley OF Platte
il soon {, become now Germany in this
respect, Il is said that the best quality OF
.aSsr betts weigh about one pound each.
Bee, sussr has slresdy obtained the lead
Il cane .ugst ia tue ~orld's production, II
nos BENG 500 0U0 tons annually, while
tnal VI caao Is z 2l5 900 tons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Tue Pail Mall Gsz;ite says The prince
ui Wales 10 taking great Interest 10 the
matter OF the prosecution Of the jews 10
Rus.ia. aud III Tie condition Of the immi.
graft, q that nationality who are coming
10 Eos Tue prince has devoted con.
adorable time TO thorough ,tady OF tue
question. Though he has mol taken any
uitect action 10 assist the needy Jews, ieei
log that ,uch sciion would wound the feel
ings Of tue Russisus. he has indirectly
given much assistance TO the Anglo,Jewish
committees The princess ofiWsles. who
is . .i.ier,io i.s OF the car. 10 coopera'
ting Nth the prince and rendering mucb
valuable aid la lis rforn 10 smelloraie tbs
condition OF the poverty stricken Heb
Tsws
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Ii would be Interesting 10 have correct
re,urns oi the number OF printing presses
in the third, fourth. 9Th or sfI,h stories
Of buildings like the one that collapsed
10 PARK place 90 Saturday. /, would be
to know how. many printers
ever gave thought 10 the safety OF them.
selves add their employees. OF hos many
owners Of buiidi0ss have had their build.
ins. Inspected before admitting heavy ma
chiusry, OF after doing ,his bad PIT 10 nev
aud ample supports to issure The safety Of
their structures add the lives Of the per.
sors ~ho should irast themselves TO serk
in such places.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Democratic paper Of New York when
b.. become famous for its assertions Of
facts which it is p.yer able 10 prove says
Mr.. c. G. shsyne who IL nov slunping
Ohio Tor Mckinley. declared. 10 CONVEX
,s,ion With two Democrats. that the he'
publicsus would carry that State II they
had to dump the Treasury into 1t. AIR
shame is the gentleman who was Informed
that the importers here were raising o
iuud OF $500 900 to send to obio to aid 10
electing Campbell. He announced the
fact. giving the name oil bis Informant aud
the name OF the third person who heard
the conversation, and who although
Democrat corIoborated him. The con
text Of the above paragraph shows that II
vas written to offset Mr.. Shsyne's dsmsg'
ing exposure. but until the name oil the
person TO whom this reported remark was
made 10 furnished together with ample
proof that Mr.. Sbsyns said 1t, those who
know him will believe it is like the inter
view with General Alger 10 the same pa
per. which that statesman denounced u
made up ont OF whole CLOTH"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

The legislature met 10 extra session on
Tuesday and tried TO settle down at once
TO business, but 10 this vas not very sue
ce.sfui. There vas the usual disposi ton
10 iv,ten svsy the time ADD very little
xss accom- pli.hed the first day. Do Wed
uesdsy President Harrison will visit Mont
pelier add this will take up nearly the
whole day, 90 that it is quite likely the
remainder OF the week will be taken up IN
passing the few bills which are really oec'
esssry. There 10 . strong disposition not
70 20 into general legislation which might
open up . session Of weeks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

It's evident that all honesty Is not wrap
PED up 10 the alliance or its members. II
wa, but short time ago that the alliance
OF Mipu.so,a was badly swindled by some
II tie agents in the supply OF binding
lkihe, sud now it is stated that the ware
bonnug experiment. Of the Georgia ALLAN
&c LES gone under been carried down by
the shortcomings OF The manager who had
used good block Of the alliance funds to
appellate With 90 bis priv,ts account CO.
operative experiments OF this character
have too often invited fraud. and have torn
tn. nselyts down about As fast Is they
have been undertaken.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

BY the fall OF = large binding In Park
Place. New York. last Saturday nesrly
one hundred people. most OF tErm Work
men IN the building. lost their lives. At
Rrs, IL WAS thought that al explosion csus
ed the destruction OF the building, but It
W.. very poorly constructed and heavily
weighted With machinery aud goods. and
may have collapsed without any OTHER
csn.a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

A fac, ofgreat importance to the country
Al large is the increase OF the nstionsl bank
circulation through the extension OF the
al per cent. bonds at per cent Since
the offer Of extension was first made the
iacresse hiss been such that over IS, 900, 900
additional currency has been put In circu'
laiiou 10 business channels. The New
YorI banks have been with the banks Of
the West aud South ip the increase. New
York bank circulation has grown from So,
Cos. 200 on July to "a 97G. 200 at the pres
en, time. Tue increase will undoubtedly
couiiuue neat IN onih
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

The average New EnglaDder ought to be
happy and satisfied nov. He 10 the richest
man 10 the United States. A census bul
lelin issued shows the value per capita Of
tb. real and penonsl property Of the Uni
ted States ssiassessed by the state officials
and New England heads the procession.
TIE average assessed value per capita
throughout the United States is 1887
while 10 mos, Of the New England states
II doubles sDd 10 some cases almost trebles
that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Tie dlrl.ioD, 10 The fafmsr. Alliance
Of T.rm on The Sub Tfessaf. scheme are
Of eourssirs 10 the cause Of good govern
nen, and 10 sound economics IL hight
can be &C., into the miads Of tho oenis h'ea
men who could look upon sueh scheme
.. either desirable or possible then Is there
hope tns, ,hls same light sill
pen.ir.te siill farther aud eiPel
other fall.eiss sud yassries Ia TACT u IL
oaly BIZ such q dissemination Of ssoS
ledse thai soch movement can oe
brought uodsr control. Like al Others Of
n. Kind IL is merely temporary and hinl,
be, tue sooner that i.s followers and adso
cate. can be- convinced Of the is.Iscy q
,or,e a 10 doctrines the sooner tho mslof
hy wlll learn tbs. none Of them will prove
tie boon II promised.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

sseslor Bnce. the gentleman Who iesf'
ihs mohopolisiic adencios Of the hspub.
liesa party, bias asi entered su's against
The tt.te Of ItnIeste for breach Of con
ifas, 10 removing uSuViet labor from the
s.pslors mines ct Bnceyille. II is very
appropriate that the employer OF cheap
cousie, labor should marshal the Demo
cratic forces 10 their SIGHT agsins. Protee
ttaa Ia IRE, American labor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

In the view OF 3 large moi irity OF the
people Of the stste Gov, Page has done
vie thing 10 appointing Secretsr, Proc'
tor senstor 10 Edmund's place. While
there are other good men 10 the state not
one Of them could so soon obtsin the com
msnding Influence IN the Senate that
Proctor, . born leader, viii no doubt at'
tain. /. 10 rnnored that Vermonier IL
likely to succeed Proctor. and that 1t viii
be veszey but this is by 90 means GER
tain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

TIC Springfield kspsbliess PROCESSES
B. believe ihs, Raobrmenn 10 ssoessloni"
lss5srs slll ,rys good purpose 10 warn
iss iatsrs sspersilons sssiBsi repetition
Of tie nosl siBperaous political blandef
tbs world ever saw, and noDs more thor
onshiy than ,he proposed Dosunsnu
.Lould he erected 10 notorious offenders ihf
ossh ~ The var, irg grsdes Of crime
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27
tManfbtsifr 3Onrpal
THURSDAY. AUGUST n. 1891.
pk. slMoxDs. Eei,er and Pro2rss'or'

TIN usrrp sTlrB 20 soT aTrbohcH
mr Quugfus. unoTp1uHT Taxur.l rn"s
ma saMr srAspIogsT A. orrsrLvEs. I'M
c,aptr 60 TmuE Fyarnsxrs IA so1 10 an
ctpa gmr t.AnaBar AMOUNT oy wEhl1H fui'
gnfln oorxrKy, nuT 10 XIII IN. NJ shar'
safA RnaNs POSSIBLE. THr srAsplhp %
olApouT AMoso FnE xoIan0 CLASSES. -
ys.4E Tiwn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

ooe day / WAS taken with paralysis Of
the Bowels, The stomach and other or
sans los, all power Of action. Although
opposed TO proprietary medicines, tried
DR.. David Kennedy's Fsvon,e Remedy, OF
Rondout, n. Y. To make long story short
/, saved my life. It's the best medicine
in the world for difficulties Of the kidneys,
liver and bowels. A. J. Clifford. Lowell,
Masa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Almy, the Hanover murderer. was cap
tured last week in q barn on the premises
where the murder WAS committed and
where be had been hiding since the trae'
sdy. He has been identified as Geo Ii
Abbott, youpg msn OF notorious charac
ter. who bad spent some time in Windsor
prison for burglary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

The Lordon Times publishes three'eol
uma article upon the projected intercon'
tiasnisl railroad which. when completed,
vii link The South and Central American
republics with each other and With the
Uei,ed s. lies. Ia discussing these plans
the Tines expresses the opinion that
James q Blaine. the United States secre'
,ary OF state, is a man OF srsndiose ideas,
and il be should be the next president
there will be some chsace Of realizing The
scheme
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

asritslsurs Lss sos IA a ibs ovs'rrcdne'
tion which cpprased II fer . year back.
vhsoh oppr~ion The fr~'Trsder' ssid
vss doe 10 rroLecsicp. Under decreased
Prc,eciion ,hs s5vass conditions vanish,
farmer, get good prices fer sbsi they eel
and boy their sspplies cheaper than ever
before. What iSseniou, theory viii The
reiorms iu.ebi 10 seeonni for these phe'
nomeus. directly oonirsdsciory Of I'll hi'
te,,i4 sltessross ia recelt yesrg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

President Harrison will make tour
through Vermont this week and will visit
the meeting OF the horse breeders at White
River Junction. Extensive preparations
have been made for receiving him at oil
prominent points through which be viii
pass iu the State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Particularly this year does the aivsni Of
good ines strengthen the cause 81 Pro
lection. They come 10 the wake Of The
Mekiplsy TsnH. 10 the face Of the oora'
dsn, assertions Of IL erenies thai IL would
cypress the farmers by lowering bis prices
snd rsrrowiag Lis rmksi. insissi the
isfmss il reeesvi1g Teelieni prices and
tie uoslls nsrte.s we're Fever 30 eagerly
waiting Tor bis sbaaaaai erops American
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

II eastern people had not loaned them
money to buy and improve their farms,
the Kansas grangers would not have
hundred million dollars worth OF produce
TO cell this year, nor any part OF 1t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27
COM MISSIONEk'S NOTICE.

" Estate Of @ oRoE W UTLFY
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF man.
chester Commissioners, to receive. examine, ana
srin,t Ali claims and demands Of all persons
George W. Utley, late OF Manchester
in s,id District, deceased, and oil clams sIhib-.
ted in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We will meet, for the purposes AFORESAID, .ha'
on the 26th day Of February 1892, from nine
O'clock A. M until four O'Clock ?. n, on said day
and that sir months from the 2Glh day Of August
A. d. 1891, IL the time limited by said Court ior
said credil ors 10 present their claims to US W.
examination and allowance.
Dated At Manchester this 10th day OF August
A. D. 1891. ,
sEwELL y, BoURs, oom'D
lG3w J. II. WHlPPLb,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

Marriages.

In Manchester, Avg SSH. . d.ashls f W Mr..
and MIS-. Hesheft Thompson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27
Deaths.
WANTS.

Aaysrsit. hhaof this ttse tea eent
lihe each tnstriier,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-08-27

These goods made by parties whose reputation Tor ability ana honest
we'll known quality SUPERIOR the weight full and price as
can afford to sell them