Vermont phœnix

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two Senators nnd the soldiers w ho.after they

crucified Christ, cast lots for his garments,

and the Senator asked which of the Sena

tors (meaning Sumner nnd Schurz) shall

have thecoatof President Grant? Hosnld

the wholo burden of President Giant's of

fense is that he will not permit tho black

republic of Hayti to cut the throats of tho

Dominicans during tho pendency or tho

negotiations for annexation tx the United

Slates. In conclusion ho said no good

could como from tlio further discussion of

these resolutions, and moved that Ihoy bo

laid on Hie tablo. Mr. Sumner tried hard

to get n hearing in reply, but tho Senate.

Insisted on taking tho question, when Mr.

Sumner called for tho yeas and nays, which

wero oruereu, wiicn me moiiou to lay on

the tablo was carried, nycs 3!', nays 10. On

ly three republican Senators voted Willi Mr.

Sumner in the negative, Messrs. Patterson,

Robertson and Schurz.

A I'amovs IlKMO Gone.--The famous

"Catamount tavern," which more than a

century ago was built at what is now called

Bennington Centre, and which from Us his

torical associations had become a landmark

Jn the progress of ycrmont )i(storyt W11S

entirely ucstroycu, ny n pronauiy incendi

ary fire, early Wednesday morning, Marcli

20th. To no existing building in New Ilng-

land, l'aneull Hall, Iloston.nlonocxccpted,

belongs now, to so great an extent that kind

of Interest created by identification wilh

past events, which for so lotign tlino lias

clung to this now extinct reminder of rev

olutionary days. Tho names of Allen,

Stark, llakcr, Warner, Kay, Robinson, anil

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Vermont phœnix. (1871). Brattleboro, Vt., 1871-04-07. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn98060050/1871-04-07/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Vermont phœnix, 1871-04-07.