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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-27
An Acrimonious Debate.

Congress Is quite too often disgraccd by
personalities, but it has perhaps never been
more lost to a sense of dccency than when it
allowed the debate which we copy below from
the Boston Journal, (the proposition under
discussion being Il resolution to appropriate
a million dollars to aid the suffering people
of the South)
General Butler took the floor, and demon
strated by the official reports of the Freed
mems Bureau that its charities had been more
bountifully bestowed on the whites than on
the blacks at the South. 1t was now pro
posed to take from the loyal blacks aid to be
bestowed upon rebels who were in idleness.
lounging about corner groceries 1t was
proposed to tax the hated - mudsills - of the
North to support in whiskev-drinking idle
ness the aristocracy of the South Gentle
men say that the people of the South are
starving. He accepted the fact The gen
tleman from Vermont (NIr Woodbridge) said
the other day that this was the work Of the
Lord and quoted, g Vengeance is mine. |
will repay, saith the Lord He General
Butler) accepted the quotation and the fact.
1t would seem that special providence had
sent this famine to Richmond and Anderson
vile. and Milledgeville in order that the peo-
pie there might appreciate the pangs of star
vation which they had been instrumental in
upon Union prisoners
Mr.. Spaulding advocated the passage oftbe
bill at length, and Gen. Logan opposed it.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-27

Partan- who has come 70 be the most
graphic and interesting, as well a the most
ready writer of American biography Of our
times, has just appeared in a new volume
issued by Ticknor 4 Fields, containing
sketches Of {; Famous Americans Of Modern
Times Henry Clay. Daniel Webster, John
c. Calhoun, John Randolph, Stephen Girard,
James Gordon Bennett, Charles Goodyear,
Henry Ward Beecher, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Thcodosia Burr, and John Jacob Astor are
photographed in this volume of 473 pages.
There seems to be some incongruity in putting
biography of Calhoun and Girard, Webster
and Vanderbilt, Beecher and Bennett, or
Clay and Goodyear between the covers of the
same book, and to speak of them together as
g Famous Americans; but it may be some
excuse for the incongruity, that the sketches
were originally written for, and appeared in
magazines and reviews, and are only here col
lected for the convenience of those who may
wish to preserve these racy and readable ar
ticles
The volume contains much entertaining
matter concerning these " famous men,
many personal anecdotes, and considerable
gossip, in fact about all the majority of
readers will care to know. Parton is free
and easy writer and free and easy Judge.
praising and blaming with running pen,
and sometimes partially, if not completely,
contradicting himself. His style is clear and
he criticises sometimes unsparingly and some
times praises lavishly. He does n t dig deep
and work laboriously at his subject, but seizes
upon prominent characteristics, whether vir-
tues or vices, and sharply delineates them in
his portraits He is therefore, never tedious
never wearies his readers patience, and if he
does not convince his judgment, at least
holds his attention. He is said to be the
best writer of biography in America, and if
popularity is test of merit this is undoubt-
edly true.
The volume is handsomely printed and
bound
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-27

Hon. +. +. Woodbridge made speech in
the House last week. for which he was much
complimcntcd, in favor of the resolution pro
viding that amy expended moneys appro-
priated for the Freedmen's Bureau. might be
used i'll aid Of the starving people of the
South. We have been unable to find any au-
thority in the Constitution for the grant of
money for such a purpose. The war pow
er was considerably stretched in authorizing
the distribution of rations to the poor
Southern whites and blacks during the war.
and it should he stretched no farther. Ifsuch
legislation as this is proper, why might not
Congress have made an appropriation to aid
the sufferers by the Portland fire -? Or why
may that body not now give aid to the suf-
fercrs hv the recent flood on the Ohio and
Mississippi Bcneyolencc is a most excel
lent trait of individual character. but what
constitutional right has Congress to take
moneys out Of the treasury for any kind of
charity =?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-27

MONTPELIER. VT.
" WEDNESDAY. MARCH -. 1867.
The Special Session.

There had been last evening pretty gencr-
al arrival Of the members Of the General Is
sombiy, in answer to the proclamation of
''rvernor Dillingham; e"nveiliI, them III spc-
cidl'sesson to-day and the train this morn
ing from the west will bring the residue of
the members The attendance of outsiders
is not large. though quite number of famil-
lar faces. appearing here formerly rs lobby
members, are promptly on hand. The Off
Gals are looking pleasantly, and as though
they had wintcrcd we'll. The business of the
session will he promptly inaugurated this
morning, and ought to be completed by FRI
day morning at farthest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-27

The adjournment of Congress will take
place as soon az the two Houses can aoree
upon the time to which to adjourn, which
will probably happen by to-day or tomorrow
The House prefer to meet sooner than next
December, or certainly to leave it in their
power to come together sooner if circum
stances should seem to require it The SEN
ate. however, Yet seems disposed to adjourn
to December- Senator Sumner made a very
iorcible protest against an adjournment until
December. We were pleased to find our
Senators Messrs. Morrill, and Edmunds vot-
ing for a re-asselnhling early as in Octo
Der
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-27

RECoNsTRUCTIoN. The bill amendatorv of
the reconstruction act, passed both Houses
of Congress substantially as we gave it last
week 1t was sent to the President, who
returned it with his objections last Saturday
1t was promptly passed over the veto, by a
40 vote Of to in the Senate. and IA to %
in the House. Not a word of debate was
had upon it. The veto message contains
nothing unexpected, but il n general re-
statement of Mr.. johnson s objections to any
measure OF reconstruction which does not
leave the South under the control Of the late
rebels
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-03-27

The BANKRUPT LAw.-We devote large
portion Of this paper to the Bankrupt Law
just enacted by Congress. 1t will be, I'M
doubleday, in its influence upon the business
of the United States, one of the most impor-
tant acts of the session We hope our read
ers will never be sufficiently embarrassed in
their financial matters to have recourse to
the law. but if they should, it will give them
a chance again to take even start in the
world. Those having occasion to refer to the
law will find it convenient to preserve this
copy of the FREEMAN
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NEW YORK PRICES CURRENT.

Reported by FKSToS, FIrzGERALD TRAcY, strictly
Produce Commission Merchants, IS Whitehall ST. y.
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Liberal advances made arguments. All goods
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From j. d. Hosmer, Esq, Of Topshan.
ToPsH.M VI An q. -.

Messrs s. w FowLK & % '' -'p'" - 1901
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ne akv; GEO SToRRs of BROOKLYN n Y saws Is,
ho oio,e examiner, by wav of apology for PUBLISHING
I'ed ceruncafe IN his Magazine, of cure n; H.
my SON. OF Scrofia- g after dissolution annearsd =;
vi'abie " We publish this statem ent not Tor nav ,n,
IN gratitude 10 God who has thus red praveI and
IN Justice to Dr. Anders being satisfied that there Is
virtue IN The Iodine Water treatment which the road
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THE MARKETS
Reported and tsegrayhed expressly for The Green Mon.
tain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
At Cambridge and Brighton, for the ,eeek
ending March 9Th, 1867.
The following is the amount of stock at Market:
r,, ca'i ,s:, shese :, shosss Fat Hogs yeals
One year ago. i4OO S155 50 50
sls so ID quality sic 50 to IS 90; qualify 500 90 to
slz 90, per owt total weight of hide, tanw, and
dressed beet; a few choicest single pairs sl4 90 to
Working oaen-siso to a.5 per pair or according to
sss saSs Bse Hsnd ro $500 90 T. So with
or without calves, as may be agreed arrow and ordna
Sheep and Lambs-54 81: ezra TO stc per ID.
live weight or 80 90 To 500 per head
shotes- TO III; retail :! to &c per lb.
Veal Calves-s5 to IS 50 per head.
Hides-Brighon 81 cts ; County lots, 93c-
CaIfskins, IL to DOC.
PeiIs dry-sl %; green, 81 50 to So
Iallow-1t 10 Sc.
REM.RK,.-Of the ,S62 cattle above mentioned, over
1900 Western and 100 from all the New Eng
land OF the Northern cattle, three pairs fed by
Roswell Hubbard, of Hatfield, Mass weighed at home
very finely formed and very fat, pair parcu
lary having been fed brought nearly $500 per
to Leonard 4. Taylor. There a good
cattle, many infeTio. At Cambridge in addi-
the 21s Northern cattle, there perhaps 200
from Brighton, which sold at from twelve
TO thirteen cents pound ibany market was re-
ported lower and the supply this week exceeded that
by IS Buse thought prices shou favor them
somewhat for other had certainly produced duh
market and slow safes.
Drovers had found it necessary concede little
the buyers, though there may be a change in prices
The trade favors the butchers, and viii probably
find themselves somewhat better used than they were
last week.
In the sheep department the buyers Till have their
this week, we'll last. Another thing against
the drovers i the quality OF the stock They sheep
look better when home fall, but fall short after
their rough journey market, es-ecI1lly rather
sheep. One lots sold at ; II, a Il
h. and about 80 AT So per head. The best at II
q 9 ii for fat lambs and One butcher said
that although he had 800 ready sla gher lie
had bought single sheep, and could get all he
wanted commission.
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FEES AND COSTS


SEC II. And be it further enacfed. That in
each case there shall be allowed and paid, in
addition to the fees of the clerk of the court
as now established by law or as may be es-
tablished by general order, under the provis-
ions of this act, for fees in bankruptcy, the
following fees, which shall be applied to the
payment for the services of the register
For issuing every warrant, two dollars.
For each day in which a meeting is held,
three dollars.
For each order for dividend, three dollars.
For every order substituting an arrange
ment by trust deed for bankruptcy, two dol
lars.
For every bond with sureties, two dollars.
For every application for any meeting in
any matter under this act, one dollar.
For every days service while actually en-
ployed under special order of the court, q
sum not exceeding five dollars, to be allowed
by the court.
For taking dispositions, the fees now allowed
by law.
For every discharge when there is no OPP
position, two dollars
Such fees shall have priority of payment
over all other claims out Of the estate, and