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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

WAsHIydros Nov. Bird 1898.
The writer (Leopsrd Ssraeui) has iusl
ep,efed upon his 6ssh year and. 10 view
OF VIA, hss usnspired during the almost
three score and ten years he has been per
mitted TO cnmber the e.tth, be naturally
te,ls disposed 10 indulge 10 r mibiroences,
but the Giving present is with us and
demsnds ont attention rather than the
dead past"
The csnpsisn Of politics now drawing
TO close interests the people OF the cap
tel city no, less tbsn II does the people OF
the country " large where they are not, ~
~e here are. deprived Of the power and
right 10 lnske onr voica heard and ipfn
ence felt 10 ,Be cou oils OF government.
L pecisily 10 the contes, how pending
In Nes York state TO determine uho shall
be the nsI, Governor Of interest TO rs
inssm uch as the gallant standard bearer
OF the RI pnblicsns has, BY the scciden, Of
var, b. cone 9 psiioosi figure upon wbicb
The eyes OF the sboe country turn.
Thoroughly honest, and courageous
be 10 boIesi. As he bss sbuudsnily shown,
long before be occupied his present posi
iior. IL does seen. st this distance. that
the people OF tbstst /, oss It to them
selves TO elevate 10 the highest place oil
tract and honor the msp vito has on every
occasion ihst opportunity hss furnished,
shosn himself to be fully sffqa.'e 10 the
81 n,tion. In every pasito tlat re has
held be has presented TO the com ~ q
eIsmple OF uprisbines-s aud
csp,city. WI ether solving the eoapifi
and deiics,e p. ohlems offered by bis poe
lioa az . usuouaI civil service comm
siouer. or answering The urioos require
ment. petsinieg 10 bis duties /. Polie-
Com m issiorer OF bic nstiss city, or 10
81 The bead OF biz rough riders up
The bloody slopes Of San Juan. be has
shosn sqn,i devotion to doiy.
II. Is 81 this date seems probable. be
.hsli be esiled.,o become The ehiei mssis
lra,e OF the Empire State. the suocesscr
u Ciiston. II Ses1d and Marcy, there 10
war; reason 10 feel sssured he gill supply |
10 administration % Gear 10 What ii should |
Ss - the eoociilon and oifca Instances will /
sernii.
TIE question - 10 Who sh.li be the
lsit Gsserrr Of Nsw Yofk and the
tresi,r aaesiisG - 70 what shsll be the
>o.itiesl oouplerisu Of the nfxt Goa
Iress ate. perhaps. Of secondary eousider
lion 10 lhe sLrk Of The % called Peses
,oE u issioa. 10. holding lie Deliberations
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.
Republicans Generally Successful
Congress is Likely 10 be
Republican.

/ CeHrlsis re- srs, hare tot eesn rect,
81. bSi ssoSsh ~ isdiOs,s itsi Il o~stli
tepntlinss, tss carried Nee Ygri slsis bJ
sheet % 900 nsloiir. The tois onsids
the city y. lshi 10 uosi rlsos. 1hs
ns!eriiy 10 stesid ssv Yoft 10 ~ Ogl
tor y.s Wy.s nd 2 SEC cot q s!22 slss
iioss on,slae oi Mes fofk city si's
Roosevelt, 81 GO g,io,iiy. TIE tsnslsiss
districts ATE expected 10 itorssse ibis
sboai d. COO
II siso cl.imsd tb., the Nsv ioft
.sislsiars gill be Republican and xlll
elect, Bspubliesr 10 place Of senstor
Marphy. Jadss Daley IL defeated BY The
f.nasby eshdid.te 10 New fors city.
Nsw Jspry 10 rlsimea BY the Republi
ssts b, .boai 1000 m.isri,y. sed the,
sho clsin The Legislature which sill elect
. Repnl iiosn seusior 10 plsce Of Smith,
DsaocrsL Tbi. vill probably mske =
Rspobliesp mslarity 10 The nf1l U. b
SENSE
H. P.HtsJlv.ni. siobs, The regular u
publiesn candidate. is elected by y large
plpfshiy. The publiosos also claim
Sc~ Hampshire by about 10 go mslorit,.
M"sscb nsttis bys large msi ri,y, alec
Connsciica', Michigan. Illinop, Ohio aud
"a. The retufns from other states ere too
usssre 10 judge Of the result
Tue Republicans vii lose several repre-
seni.ii,ss 10 Mes York and one 10 Masses
chuseii-, and some 10 other states but II il
thought they will ,till have .msli msi n
" il the usil House They may gain two
OF three Ia the Western states,
Ga the ~hole the Republicans have
good resson 10 he sal SIZED. since 10 of
ye.. he psioritios 10 close st.tes are us
nsly rss,r.ed. 10 New York state 1t 10
too close 10 be exactly plsssstt and 1t ~
sppSrf ut ibsi Roosevelt. With his pic or
esqus campaign is sbou, the only man
sbo conld have carried II, His Journeys
thryusb The state sroused the people and
many 10 ore turned out to voc than would
oth,rsise have been the case.
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STATE NEWS.

Barre shipped the ltrgest base ever
made to Covipstor, Ky. 1t measured IA
feet inches by IA fe, 4 iuches, end wss
Is inches thick. 1t weighed $4,000
pounds.
L ID. Black veil hes secured the power
on Sucker brook east OF Brandon and
will bring il to that village The fall 10
$40 feet and it will develope 900 horse
power.
A. f. M,num OF Bristol has raised .
half busbel OF peanuts this season and
ssvs the crop can be successfully grown
10 Vernon.
George P.rkfr OF Rutlsnd vas sentenc
cd to states prison for two years Oct, %
for throwing stones through Car vindows
A new fve-soty hotel is to be erected
in Montpelier on the site Of the old Union
House, which has become some hist dilspi
dated.
A Woo1itrl mao has two sons named
after presidents, viz: Cleveland snd Nc
Kinley The ls,,,r 10 not yet old enough
to resiizs bis dis inguished name.
Edvsrl Webster. son Of Rev. Mr..
Webster OF Sssttop, is the Republican
candidate fer msyor OF Minneapolis. Minn,
The long standing litigation between
VI. J C.lbeck and J. o. Drouin OF 81
Johnsbury is sttled. IL VAS over .
brick will betsteu two blocks and II
cot the Two m-n add their friends over
$50 900
The II T. Cushmsn Ms1uisciurins
OF \ nth Bennington lie sbont 10
install the sp,iotIer syspm. A tank hsv
ine . cspscity OF 10 900 gallons lie 10 10
bull, on the bill shove the sorks, from
which tie water pipe. all be ran 10 tie
mill snd nes-5T bulldogs.
Willis lsyibs vst-t nipes 10 ditch the
sitter dsy, Wm. Gr.s, Of Lipccln vas
'stsiiy injured by slsrse roll OF lad pipe
siiirs npon Lin. Iso uhI vrs detseh
"a from the backbone az be vs other
y lee Il Jared.
Ei-Gov Resell fsiuaan was severe
, itlafed BY isllins ifsn tie platform .,
'oupsnoosue stat oa Friday evening
lie wis tronsti home on the night train
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OBITUARY.

Phile,us B.rrows died on Thursday 81
ternooD, November Ord, at the advanced
age OF SO He was the son OF Experience
Bsrrows. one OF the FIRST settlers Of Dorset
Hollow. The deceased, when be fret
started 10 lie, purchased the farm on
which he was born. Later in life be
he purchased the old homestead which
vas known as the "old Bsrrows place"
fbe place Of his birth and the place OF bis
death we're wilhin stones throw OF each
other.
He had always been greatly respected
Tor his upright character and kindness
de was 3 man Of great heart ever ready
to assist with good counsel or financially.
IS the case might need, always having
charity for every one.
He always enjoyed good health until .
few years ago when he had . stroke OF
paralysis which affected bis left side and
rendered 1t almost useless. He still
attended to bu'iness with that same per
sistency and cheerfnlness which was char
scteristio Of the man oil through his life.
rwo years ago be received another stroke
which affected his right side. From this
second stroke be never recovered. Mr..
Bsrrows was married ia 1888 TO Almirs
3ykes, who lived but few years. A
short time after Der death he married
Susan Richardson, in 1874 They climb
sd life rugged height together for "a
years, she doing every thing that could be
done for bis comfort till the very last mo
ment. He leaves four sons, E. w. who
lives on the oil homestead, Z II. OF Som
erviIle. Mass; W. q. Of Syracuse, N. r.,
@. Ii. OF Dorset. VI.
II was 9 comfort in the mothers I'D
vsnced age to see oil the sons Of their
fathers funeral. which was held on Sup
day last. Nov 6. DR.. Pratt conducted the
prayer st the house. followed by few
very appropriate remarks by Rev s. NJ.
Warren. From the house the remains
we're taken to the Congregational church
Of which the deceased had been Q member
since early life. Here services we're held.
sad the remains we're viewed by . large
conc curse OF people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10
JAMES d. WAYS Estate

STAIR OF vrhhosr, Distriot OF Manchester. "a
Be IL remembered, that at q session OF thu
Probate Court, holden at Manchester, within
and for said Distinct. on the Slst day Of October
A. d, 1895
Present, Hon n. X. FowLFR Judge.
Whereas. \ certain instrument in writing
purporting to be the last will and testament
OF James ID. Way late OF Manchester In said
District, deceased. having been this day pre-.
scented 10 said Court OF Probate by Belle q, Way,
the Eiecutrii therein named and duly filed IN
the Registers office;
Therefore. II is ordered that all persons in.
terested In the estate OF SAID deceased be mott.
fed 10 appear before said Court, at the Pro.
bate Office In Manchester in said District on the
30th day OF November d. 1898. at 10 O'Clock
A NJ, by publication OF this order three weeks
successfully, previously thereto, In the Man
chester JOURNAL, a newspaper printed at Man
chester aforesaid, to show cause, II any they
may have, why said instrument In writing
should not be filed and recorded as the last
will and testament OF the said deceased.
273ws W. b. ED0ERT0N. Register.
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HANNAH COVEY'S ESTATE.

- STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Manchester 81
Alta Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District on the 7th, day Of Noyem
Der A d 1898.
Present: Hon. II Fowler, Judge.
Whereas, IRWIN W Hurd. Administrator OF the
the Estate OF Hannah Covey late OF Manchester
in said District deceased, has filed In said Court
his petition, in writing, therein making appliss
ton TO taid Court for license TO sell all OF the
real estate OF said deceased for the payment OF
debts,
whereupob, IL was ordered by said Court that
sll persons concerned In said estate be notified
to appear before said Court at a session thereof
to be holden at the Probate Office 10 Manchester
in said District on the S0th day OF Novembs !
1898 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon by publication
of this order, three weeks successfully previous
thereto, 10 the Manchester JOURNAL, a news pa
per printed at Manchester aforesaid, TO show
cause, II any they may have, why said license
should not be granted.
273w W. b. EDGERTON. Register,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate OF SARAH A, MOORE
The undersigned having been appointed b
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Man
chester Commits sionefs, to receive examine ani
adjust al claims and demands OF all persop
against the estate OF
Sarah A. Moore late Of Rupert
in said District. deceased and all claims exhibit
ed in Offset thereto hereby give notice that W
the residence Of T. Burton In Rupert OIL
the 26th day OF April next from on
O'Clock p. N. until O'Clock on said day sn'
that six months from the Goth day Of Oetobe
A. D. 1898, 10 the time limited by said Court 10
said creditors to present their claims to US 10
examination and allowance.
Dated at Rupert this 26ih day tf oetobe
A d. 1898.
Ale BURTON a.,
2esw CRADLES TRuMBULL. oomH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

The Philippines. whose iull possession
We have ssked. have At least = population
Of 5000. 600. Porto Rico aud Hawaii.
already ours. contain q 100000 inbsbil
.Dts. Cuba, with / 300, 900 people. may
60, be annexed, but it will be under our
military sutboiiiy for 30 indefnie period.
period, i,s ports and custom houses in
our hands. and Its commerce regulated on
= basis making the Uoilcd States q pre-
ferred nation. Here are new customers
numbering 1900. who may be under our
d q next year, the mos, OF them perms
aently
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HIRAM EGGLEsfoN. oom'rs.
NOAH P. PERKINS EsrArr

~ STATE OF VERMONT District OF Msneht ster, n
Be IL Remembered. That at q session Of tn.
Probate Cour, holden at Manchester within aDt
for said District, on the 3rd day OF November
A. d. 1893.
Present, Hon. n. K. Fowler. Judge.
Whereas. Charles X, tuckliu, Administratol
De bonis non, with will annexed. OF the late Noah
p. Perkins late OF Manchester in said District
deceased. has filed In Court his petition 10 writ
ing therein making appiioA ion for license te
sell portion OF The real ertate Of said deceased
representing that said sale would be bene6cis
to The pariie. interested therein.
lite Ordered, That all persons interested IN
the estate OF ssid deceased be motif d TO appear
before said Court at the Probate Office in Man
chester, in raid Disuics. on the 30th day oi
November A. ID. 1898, a, 10 O'Clock A. M by pub
location OF this order ih, ee weeks successfully
previous thereto, 10 the Manchester JOURNAL q
newspaper printed ~ Manchester Aforesaid, To
.how cause, II any they may have, why said
fcensc should not be granted.
Nw NIB, ED3ERToN, Register.
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sps llss in critical eoBdiiiob. hrisg
suffered . stcrsion ei The hr.in.


Ailov ooasb 10 rsu until u ssts beyond
The reseh Of medicine They oltea ssy,
Oh. II vili vsst sssy, bat IN nest case.
IL Gill wear thea s.sy. oculd lbey be
indpoed 10 Try The successful medicine
called ksmps B.issm, which is soid 90 .
positive guarantee 10 care, they would
immediately zee the tHcellsni ,fsoi alter
taxing the sra dose Price % and zoe
Trial siHs Tree. A. oil drugsist,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

called Grain o II is = delicious, sppetig
ing. po1risbins food drink to take The
place Of coffee. Sold by oil eioe rs and
liked by all who hsvs used II besause
when properly prepared IT tastes like the
finest coffee bat is free from all iniuric ns
properties Grsin.0 aids digestion aud
strengthens the ntrv,s. II is not stint
liant bat . health builder. and children
% well as adults, can drink II With great
benefit Costs atout Ia As much as col
fee. is and IS cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate OF TRUMAN PERKINS

Estate OF TRUMAN PERKINS
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF MAI.
chester, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
Jrumsn Perkins late OF Manchester
in said District, deceased, and all claims exhibit
ed in ofiset thereto, hereby give notice that We
will meet, for the pnrposes Aforesaid at the
iste residence Of the deceased In Manchester
on the Goth day OF April next from
10 o'clock P. M. until O'Clock p. n. and that
six months from tho 20 h day of October A. d.
1898, Ia the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their Gains to us for exam
nation and allowance.
Dated at Manchester this Goth day OF October
A. ID, 1898.
ns- S ShonSE Ed shlEsi comr..
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ENOs P. SHELDON's, ESTATE

- STATE or VERMONT District Of Manchester ~
b. 1t Itemem bsred, Thatlst q session OF th,
Probate Court holden 81 Manche ester within ant
for said District, on the LIST day Of November
A. ID 1893.
where's, Smith sheldon, FIocutor Of tbs
estate Of Enos Z. sheldon late OF Rupert In ssic
District deceased, has flied bis petition, 10
writing, therein making Application 10 said
Court FOR license TO sell part Of The rial estate
OF the deceased 10 pay de BITS
II 10 Ordered, That all persons interested in
the estate Of raid deceased be uo,ined to appear
before said Court al the Probate Ones Ia Man.
chester, in said District ON the 23rd. day Of No.
vember A, ID. 1888. at &c O'Clock A. NJ. by put.
lication OF this order three weeks snecesriyely
previous thereto. In the Manchester Journal, a
newspaper printed At Manchester aforesaid 10
chow cause, II any they may have. Why ssid
liceute thoul6 not be granted
263s WHEEL ERTOS Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

THE bpstsi etun,r, lnfsun Msris
feisss, Cevtis's f,s sbip Which vas r.is
ID b, bobsor, ~. Destroyed by . gale
i.a ssst, chile beins tlsed on Ban Bal
vsdor The min worksd hard TO save
her sad Al The Ia I ssvei their own liVes
With diffeulJ Ihi. loss Is 10 be regret
ted both 90 sseount OF The associations vi
tsobsi ia lls vessel aud bocsuse che
you'd have been a valuable addition 10
ctr nsty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

tbsrs 80 . 50. siplosion al The U. b
Capt 4 " W.slltstSn sandsy eysplns
stiea sneted the Sapnme Conrl room
sni 40 hrSs snDuit Of damage, Tbs
D. / sstl0as being the destruction Of
saBt of ihs cont eords which esGto'
be replaced. TIE lat, records 81 TIE
capn sefsa.rsd 81 that tbs bpuas. osn
so 90 unhuui delay.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

Bspo traa r.u. isaio, T. ibsi spsis
~ it.tilrsilr siren uP The itss OF 70
tsls,bs its fbillpgisB, bal sill Try cod
sst /. mseh mousi ~ they eau cot Of
ihw coaHuy 20 ues.bss. Tits relieves
ths altsaas ss The Denty qassiion cat
b /. 80 ~ sfbif tee il tho parties cat
hft c0fpe 10 % agreement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

Jossph II. Loiips. usl'.kuosn rcsidtLi
and senior member Of the Arm OF Lorins
a Co trucks ef, livery snd coal dealers,
died 1Lsridsy after . lons iilness, ssed
n years. lie hsd been . Ironineni
figure 10 Bennington hasiness affairs fer
nesrly halt . cetttry He is survived by
sidow and oae dsush ter. Mrs, Hriry 5,
BinRbsm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

gtt sStposis q tree trade slil issssi
SAT 50 espssEti Fsyt ths st. ya Ne
eapstEst gsis tlsvlsis acre iAss ball {.
pssts ses.p'f %. ihss be si8 tsiOss its
epit .s yl.ssa 90 fettisE urpIs,s.
xhlsl rsspi - is sisblptlts The hSsissa
H. itH oesrify
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

The largest tinpia,e establishment In
the world ls 10 be removed from Wslcs to
The United States And yet /, vss but .
few years ago that the party who favored
free trade said the Upi,sd States could
neser produce tiuplate. Bet that vs dur
ing the time when se we're importing about
$50 900 900 worth annually. Now The i'm
ports,ion is worth less than So. 600, 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

The sen,rsl usifio manager Of the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad esiimstes that $50,
0o0 900 has s'ready been expended 10
seeking for klondlks gold, Certsiuly the
smoupt Of gold which has thus lar been
brought out amoants - no such sun ~
this The a. ures oonnrm the populsr In
preston that the gold fever was like
,tbef diseases. most unfortunate Tor the
victims. Had this $50 600 coo been 10
vested st home, backed by the same
smoun, OF lsbofious Effort, the returns
~oulJ cef,siuiy have been larger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

econ y rvey ptopc,ts the, I'll ~ho
voted Tor Bryan .hsll eon,nbnte dollar
each a monih Tor toe fIlrtr cause durioe
The bsI, lseDty four mouths The result
,pa esmpsIsn iuud woaid be $3.50. 000. 600
/, seems TO be the i'm preston Of the oil
yer Managers thai prosperity has arrived.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

IA epsttlts % iss fssls II the slse
iitt d sEpsid - ttmsnbs red itsi this 10
80 80 tud stst 80 r,riy 10 poser
uspslly .tatt atiesi II msy bs dlfseph
1 sresssi iof ibs, bs, Il - partly ass to
sp.ihr .hA pity doc 70 ti.ppoisis.hi
81 lbs rs,i u tboss sto 90 oct gei oil
issy b,a siperifd q ibs hssas q lts
tnrtY4Wtt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

Toe Grand Army OF the Republic bss
done more than soy other agency to
siience sbd coupicrsot tie complaints
tbs, have been made by the voluLt -trs
concerning their hardships snd their
trcstmei during the late var. The veie
rams OF lsCl 81 have made the tender
FOO, OF '9s ridiculous through the entire
eooniry bY comparing experiences. They
claim tbs, II tiey eonld have bad one
ball the comforts sud supplies add Don
ssuienoss which we're enjoyed by the
volunteers Of the late war they would
have considered themselves 10 paradise.
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NOTICE
:, To the Manchester Marble Company I.

| IN
To the Manchester Marble C,mpanyi
whereas, the annual rents for the years 1894
1906 1895. 1897 and 1893, due and payable TO M
| on the frat day Of March In each OF said year,
according to the terms Of q contract or agree.
mont made and entered into by myseIf an party
| OF the first part, and Herber r. jennings OF Bsy
onne, New Jersey, party Of the second part. ara
long since due and are still unpaid, and more
than sixty days having elapsCd dnoa SAID rents
ecama due and whereas said lease or seree-
ment was by said Herbert =. Jennings duly a.
| assigned to said Manchester Marble Company
Now. then oiore, noiios Ia hereby given 10 ss,d
Manchester Marble Company, pursuant 10 the
" rms OF ssid contract or agreement. o INV IN.
toDtion 10 terminate said contract OF iy,eemsnt
because OF the non payment OF sale Annusi vent,
And rsid contract or agreement will be term.
mated by mo on the 18th day Of December. 1898.
Da'ed al Manchester, Vermont, thus 3rd day Of
August, 1893
2sGw ID. II, DYER. Patty Of the first part.
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The testimony before the investig stips
committee IN regard e. the camp aud hos
pi,sls at Chicksmsugs shows that their
~sss great deal Of bad management and
lneompetency. That there vas much
more illbes. than there need TO have beer
10 Y ~ evident. but much OF the fault sss
due 10 ineiperisnce, rather than 10 .
calpsble lack Of comp t"pcy. Experience
nj be learned sud II is Often . dear
sehool The sLverumen, should in time
81 pace ep . corps Of men trained 10
I e matter Of selecting and caring foi
eunps end for hospital duties. Other
iIobs DO tbis which our government has
hitherto nes iectsd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10

There has seldom been sn election
who're there bss been 30 much uncertainty
a. TO the RESULT as 10 the one jus. held.
Elections we're held Of more or less in
porisnoe 10 almost every st,te and, with
v,ry few exceptions we're so close ss TO be
claimed by both psr,ies. In most ststss
no thorough canvas OF votes had been
msde, eoass quen,iy thsre was lite npon
stleh {, base al opinion. 10 many OF
taem tbtre vis great deal OF sp.thy
add consequently light vote vss cast and
,his, @ usual, vas an advantage to the
Democr ats. We rs glad IL is over ~ the
country can nos rest fer two year.. when
ttere is likely to be lively times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-11-10


The Tall Of the Bnsson minntry, which
occurred lat ~eek briggs ALo.her ornis
10 she trout 10 French sfsirs. The word
c'i.is ss deseriI ton OF q political oondi
tibn has bero somesbst ohespeued and
ynisstiE'd by the frequency OF Its sppesr
sacs in connection with French poIiticsl
demouflf, tons, but IL Is correctly des
cririire To this instance, A real critis is
"1n' 81 this moment Apparently the
ribeipsi melting csuse Of the wreck OF
tie ministry ~s the Dreyius case. A
nsIoriiy Ct tho esbin,t favored the re.
Opening Of that suit. but . powtrinl Gle
u4en, Of the French populsce seems to be
s'Iii sssin,t ihis measure Of Justice. The
nsssou cabinet ws the tbiitg-diih which
Francs has bad since ISIS, when The
system OF estissu eesded by responsible
minister. s1 nrst adopted. This mshes
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