Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-25

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n when loud knncl, ~, ,bo ca,to,s,
+ tho widow from, , troi,, or,,.;Ns, ,,.I:'1
aud Sarah lane from dirrmI, rrobI ;,, .i's
\ bra. which she was trvinr 10 stud,, o,,t ~
= knock was hnstilv re,;a,,95 Lorlr9y Ly 'p Jut'
chance to Get TO tn, door whore y,o,t ,,,.
vas standinU who in,nodi,; ole, i,,,,;,,l e. n,
, crelt Grnnoer. Beinr toId ,L.t ha ,,c,,lJ b., ;
, directly. the STRANGER conso,tod 70 au,,;, III,
within for few minutes and ro,,e hi, bn,;,,aa
! known to his mother.
Il called. Madam, rernorlea be .t, coo ,o,,
son. who lenrn ia ou+ of busino.s f,- th, 80
ent.'
He is, SIR answered Mrs. Grnncnr to,1 h
would be very grateful IN onv ono f'r Lnro.
employment. Do Won know,
Yes, Madam INTERRUPTED the ren,lemon {
have no doubt he will suit ustnnne nj aI
man cannot have better recommendation tho
your son has had this day. TO fiji the vorv rosn,n
slbe situation in which we are desiro,ls IN ,,I.c
him'-He then informed them tnot he was an
OF the Directors OF - bankinr ostohrisLrnnn,
and tlat the sudden death Of their Cashier IN,
made / necessary to find some ono ,,t ,ar,, shan
notice u fill that very resDon,ihln ofirr. tLa
Secretary Il. had spoken t1 him in thn Li,,b,.
terms OF Everett Granger. whom he L,T Jis,
missed only day or two before rcfnsinr +,
comply witt his reousition to attcnd IN thn or
dinary Office business on the Sobbotb d,v oI
ding, lie is lust the man Won want t5nurl
young and iiexpcrienced Won can relv ma,
nlm' And so | thot too, Madam continnol
the Director "a youth like him. who d,es M,
fear to do rigit in the face of ridicule or con.
tempt. and who dares set hi, own ;n,cros, -,
nau rht to render obedience to the dictates -,
conscience. is indeed such an one ns we wisl,
for; and we have concluded to offir him tho
situation, with no diminution of the LARGE snl,rv
which our experienced Cashier ha, been re-.
Cnivinr ont ot rnrard MADAM, hath ., ,.a,,.
ment We would afford TO such rare ounlties as
have shotvn tbou.,ivo, m hin, ct,,,,.,,,,,
YOU on Ieiny mother to a youth who wIl one
day maLr you proud of the relation you sustain
to MN and | wish the young men who are
,',''s 'i l''C S'asI VI D''''i'ss "outu 'eoFh
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W,sr,xnrox SATURDAY. 1oro1o
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HOUSE.
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill granting right oi way and lands TO Florida
and Alabama, for railroad purposes.
Mr.. jones' Of Tcrnessee, moved to refer it
to Committee of the Whole Oh the State of
the Union. lie said the House had been in
session l-2 months, and literally nothing has
been done, because much OF the time has been
taken up on the bills reported f,r the benefit
OF Railroad compan!e. in the new States. No
Committee has made report under the call
except that Of Public l.an'ls for the last four
months. If this course shall continuc to Lo
pussucd, and the railroad bills pressed to a
passage without being referred tney would not
ret throurh calinr all the Committees before
next December. lie considered every ono of
those railroad bills as ujviur bounties to Car
porations, and preferred the graduation policy
to any other. If CONGRESS is determined to
rive away the lands, they should resort to rem
cral, and not partial legislation.
Mr. Jones, ofTenuessee. moved that the bil,
be tabled. but it did not prevail. Yeas -: NAYS
100. The further consideration of the subject
was postponed 10 the second Friday in .uIy.
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