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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27
From Montpelier.



NJSTpELuE, No,..l'. lo'c-
u.t. FB,.r Pgr-- -- Cainr-,r..riyeIv little bus
Ines. .f inheritance vs. Transacted D.. the House
l-+ ..er-ur More than one half If the mem
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D.. ,s-r.--rs,.s Of tta ..Nsv Orleans MIN
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

The amount Of anthracite coal minel this ye'.
Will De about fourteen and quarter IL
tons, or an increase Of seven or eight aalf.
thousand tons over last year. L vas eNle-
that the increase would be ten per cent. %. Z
VIII not reach that amount Il Is not prl'
that the low prices Of last year viii ssil
reached
;ien. webb has published card e2onefl.
Nashburn from all blame in the course hs ~
IN Paraguay. and asserting that any OTHER ''-.
would have cost him his life. The last al''--'
state that Bliss has been tortured BY Lopez =
Alasterman shot. Minister Washburn %,
rIvet at ST. Thomas from Paraguay aA e--''i
L. 5. steamer Shamakin.
The ball season in New Yors Rs aoT % II
blast. Every hight about midnight CO -
figures ana ovsrcoated cavaliers may DC n,
emerging from the various halls, assel 80
rooms and regiEental armOries in the cry
INDUCING in ieE hours Of the light tntls'-
Two young men Of the Senior class AZ -
mouth were recently suspended, AM III
portion Of the class escorted them. with d - -.
or music, to the cars. For this hiTfg-0N, ,r.
bers Of the class were themselves suspehu ~
they should make a satisfactory apology ~
faculty. The required apology was soon N''-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

Cl~s OF Tue fIisu PaIoE OF Bll-Ez-A
correspondent Of the Boston Tr...zr- tells Oh.
following:
lady entering A.. Store one day. recently
inquired the price 81 butter. sul aske.l Wl4- b.
It, Air. T.. that makes butter So high pe,.i--
over his specs 40 the lady. our friend r.i Sci
" Pi.no=, madam" She thought that re mus
have misunderstood her query, AMI .,featsl +
saying, 81 asked sou what you thought mali
butter 50 high. "Ies." slj the impe-Iurh-i
BE grocer, ''it is pianos u.llau, and Vr.aes-
Ell to explain himself ia tbs wise:
Forty yelIs a-1 Ily fither w., sheriff is-
the courts in this county, and just before every
session Of the c,urt De Travelled abau, in al Qllt
of me county, leaving his witness summaa--
such days were my riding holidays, as / W-
taken along 20 assist in leaving rhr-c notice
and according 70 my memory, which IS pre,,.
good, nine out Of ten Of the hln.frels Of Gals
thus made brought 60 my v,yw the e' er-e0in-
never-tring churu, with healthy and some
times pretty hIlaer's daughter attached 20 i.
tauSei by syiuaing wheel tended by -raninl
a9t a house loom before which sat n1ii.-r
housewife. In those days everybody made la'-
ter, and il sold from eight TO twelve cr-ia e
pound, but on a resent visit o. some li t4o-l Ut
rounds Tor oil acquaintance SAKE, shat li- q
hrtt Not the churn. nor tho .sinuis- ~asei.
nor the loom they had been long since hil's--
ell, and IN their place | found the PIANO. Nov.
madam said The old gentleman, lyon vii
understand Why | think that the cause -t q
high priee Of butter is pianos. The proda'' g
the wheel and loom is more than supplied By pr
factories, but where DO we find a substitute ''
that excellent but banislej domestic institute
embracing a gymnasiasa aad butter tici.i.'
called 4 churu. !; i found in the pilno. --.
tins makes Ioor accompaniment 70 brell' ~
tue scale Of prices for butter is consequent
high -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27
The Work Of The Legislature

We give elsewhere, d complete list prepared
with considerable l4bor and care Of the Ac''
passed by tie Legislature at is TO- -
which have receivel the appF''Ai u 'ie '''e'-
nor. and Become laws. The total number IN
cI,,5;rr seven Joint Resolutions, is 2S4. OF
r.. :, are Public Acts; Railroad enabling
ar,.. 4 Acts incorporating private Corpora
,io,s. IS changing names Of persons; % -e-
CALLING grand lists g laying county taxes
Fish acts, and A Miscellaneous.
There are a few valuable pieces OF Legislation
in the number. II not much good Is likely ''
be accomplished by the rest, We trust also tina
there VIII be little harm done ~ them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

rnF FREEpNrv's BuREtr.-In one ef his
recent speeches, Reveriy johnson speak III
high terms Of the Freelmen's BureaE- and es'i-
mates the services which Gen. Howard has
rendered, at is head. as even greater tam the
brilliant services by which he distinguished
himself in the field. Amidst the constant cal
unity which has been poured out upon this
bureau, ard the exaggerated reports % It's cost,
the people are likely to overlook the great good
that it has accomplished. 1t las been Of In
ca'culable value 20 the white IS well az TO the
black population. Il las ieen, IN some dis
tricts, almost the only rs-.lainiHs and orsaniz-
ing power, and has been managed with an
economy very remarkable, considering the mum
Der Of agents necessarily employed and the
variety II the object, of cXpul.tule
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

rso thereof upon the same terms as arc imposed
upon American shipping.
,. Resolred. That the Governor Of this state
be- and is hereby requested, to transmit copies
of this Joint resolution TO the governors Of
Maine. New Hampshire, Massachusetts, hhooe
Island, Connecticut, New York, PennsyNahia'
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin,
Minnesota, and Iowa, also copies there9i 10 tne
,bayiovernor- General Of Canada and the Presi-
lort If the -nitei States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

In an article IN last Saturdays Hord occurs
the following ingenious speculation concerning
the future Of a certain Disguised musician
Whether he viii retire, like Liszt, to painful
and pious meditation, or whether he Will tulmi-
nate fierce fucues against the disturbers Of his
peace and give his mislnthroPy the awful vent
Of stridently propounding another caeophonous
conundrdm to cleave the shrinking ears Of men
withal-remains TO he discovered.
The man whose misanthropy should assume
form SO frightful as only to find vent through
the medium Of 8. s;riiently propoundins another
cacophonous conuudrum," should at once De
placed under medical treatment, and made nlusi-
cal critic for the H0rld
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

The President Is represented NJ expressing
great indignation at the cowarlly course pursued
by Minister Washburn in Paraguay, and i Is
understood that he viii send in a special mes
sage Immediately upon the assembling OF Con-
gress \ Washington despatch says the pTooa-
bilities are that the country will be taxed with
the cost Of another Paraguayan expedition, and
that several light draught monitors Will soon be
put in commission
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27
The Election Return. in England

The Election Returns in England.
The brief information which the Gable has
iren rs on the nr5.-re.. Of the elections in Eng
land s,ffices 70 Slow that the Conservative ele-
rpe1t in the Bri-,.r, workman Is much stronger
than many persons. even among those who have
intimate relations with him. have heretofore
supposed The very distinct demonstration of
il in the present election must have caused no
little sunrise ami rer5aps seriously disturbed
many over-eoufi lent calculations anoDr English
r,,,v r,or.arar. Tie Raco~n Ra1 # last S.
| sion which conferred III ops sveepipr stroke.
the right Of su.I. age on every man who rented a
house and nsid his n,ri.b rate. has been Looked
unop with enrfrus mixture Of admiration and
di.-rust r ovrci IFS anomalous ra-ernitv
10, Mr.. pisrleE and the Tory nary. and the
object for which If WA. introduced If aeeorn-
pli.bej The rtrr, ms .,yel for the fine and
the ground cut from beneath the feet Of the
Liberals. but the author. Of the measure admired
the le,terou. n,7g;,isn while they feared the
munster he had r,ii..l and tbe liberals Them
solves ,orr,.-eI , Ike tlau-i so.re. ,,,rraban-
sion. only fe,r of the more advanced anonr
them like Mr. R~;,b, anil Jobn Smart Mn
eniov;no ~, ,,r,e.i-..-,.. ,orslsrca in the
csnsc,+v Of -fs worl.-,.-r7,, p, Govern himself
Tho cor,e-r,r.,;,, "a. ,I .,-,r-, r. g.. ,ro-l.ir,.
mons ,ari-lste. which .,,.,- int, holm, Viii
the nassaro Of tleliu ,.,o, c,I,,,,ateI to dis
se.,;r,to hi. r.,,.,. +,.r;l;.,. ,,,,, ,,, ,,,,.o
wealthy middle riss.es 1,,ore sv;s.s . 5oo,,,
r,,.,l s,.r..;,, n m. ,..l;,ic,l ,,ocr.ri. in
tl mind ,f ,ta R-;,i.l, ,.,ili, and ., i,,,,,-t,1
.., Oh. .i,,,..',.. and ,-i,ators l,+e,,
s,li.;,;r, SIS .,,tfr,-os ,,,orels tho oIr,;ssion
that tbis 5i.trpst IS IN r5rge measure well
founded Vc,cr+b.,c.. these men b,vs M,
y,,,l .,r cs,,,., ,,Ic,,,,t. a,or,, the elias. inst
s-e--...,;.,l I'm. ,l,o ,.-,.,,, s.-,er,. II, ,lo
l.,. ls,st-,. that ,r. ,,5,l,i,,,-,,,s,s ,..,,,3i
i,... b,,. bes,. f.l,. r,,.,,, zoos ~ ,,oe that
tho -r,. ,ros ,,,.l, ,,ora ,,i- thar, T,,,,o-,,,s
wb1-ceer he the legislative ,aracitv Of the orli-
rar, Fagii.b mechanic he has At least rroved
how we'll 10 can discriminate between an elo-
ouept and uprirbt man ike Mr.. BRIGHT and a
clarorous spouter like "Iconoclast' Brad
laugh.
That Mr.. Mn should have been defeated is to
be regretted, vet it mus; be Acknowledged that
his misfortune l. 60 certain extent his own
fault. Most unfortunately for himself he has
lately assumed the inyidiou- Office of arbiter be-
tween rival candidates Of hi- own party, endors-
ing tlis man with testimonials and backing an
other with his purse and recommendation; still
moro uuhappily he selected his proteges from
among the workingmen's candidates, and the re
suit 4, that they have gone down and Mr.. Mil
has shared their fate. Hal he observed the pro-
prieties, and abstaiuoi from improper interfer-
ence, Westminster might again have honored
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

The report of Postmas'er-Generai Randall
makes poor financial exhibit. Il will show that
the expenses Of the department have exeee'ed
the revenues the past year by about s',o0a-"oo
The money-order system is said to be IN every
wav successful.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27
tine honorable member is consequently RELOCATED
to the Peaceful obscurity Of domestic life.

Reports from Spain fuetuatc. One Day, Re
publicanism has il all its own way there but
the next day we are assured that all parties
agree upon 4 monarchical form Of government.
with the divine right doctrine left out, and the
peoples sovereignty expressed through uni'er-
sal suffrage. In Spain the Republican or DEM
cratic party advocate the immediate abolition Of
slavery in Cuba. 4 Madrid correspondent says
that, previous to their dissolution, upwards Of
nifty provincial Juntas passed resolutions calling
for immediate abolition. With the Monarchical
Party gradual emancipation i the f,7orite plan.
But ali parties in Spain are opposed to slavery,
and there is therefore TO doubt that the institu-
ton IS doomed in the Spanish Colonies.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

Frederick Douglass said pithily. al Boston the
other day, that g the liberties Of the American
people we're to be found in three boxes-the
cartridge. the ballo, and the jury boxes-and
perhaps the knosiedge box bad something to do
with it'' Alas. that The last box should come
IN on a perhaps
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27
MONTPELIER. Nov. DO 1sGs

DEAR FREE Pass Montpelier, which YES
Ierday was full Of the wisdom and yiytae Of
bermo-t, Is now no wi-er or mors virtuous
than any other toxin of its size The members
Have folded their traps like the Arabs.
And silently fed away"
l Wouldn l, OF course, compare our Legislature
70 Arabs IN anything but folding Of things and
silence and their flight has not been % almighty
silent after all. Some Of them, however, are
dec'dediy silent and subdued, perhaps because
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

In regard to the proposition that Congress
shall shape aud submit constitutional amend
ment making the law of suffrage uniform
throughout the country. the Independent says
With joy and rejoicing. we learn that Gen.
Grant heartily favors the proposed new amend
ment; and that, without waiting to be Presi-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27
Gen. Sherntn'> Report from .he Plains.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

cn,. he will use his influence as President cleo,
to al &c it through Congress. If he shai! iuIh.l
this cheerful hope, he will earn for himself
something like the affectiontic gratitude vi'i'''
the i.rtion pays to the unfor-'tr.n 1H-h"' 'i 'H'
grea. Act Of Emancipation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

The following act, which is nv" A"' -s .--
tended to hit very salm4n case The express
.s7.,. ,r,. ,,t., b,'t flll n c..Es aai racAaac-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, while advocating ie-
male suffrage in the Boston Convention felt
b. I'D ;o protest against the abuse Of the men
a. a set Of iyr,uts il. their treatment q women,
which i So common in the mouths Of some Of
the advocate q female sutfra-e, and notably Of
Ni-- Dickinson Mr. Howe said
One Of tie feature, that have offended ne in
the earlier advocacy Of the extended political
e.ic ency T woman presented itself in the M
kind suggestions made anil entertained concern
Ing The opposite Sex ! 10 not want to hear
abu-e Of my flther. ca ndfither, uncles, ami
male relatives il general j" not even WISH
to hear my husband hiutei at as "a Satan behind
+ the scenes. II we look round in this assembly
We shall be convinced that the friends Of man
are the friends ~ woman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

The Mutton makes the Llunder Of attributing
10 Artemus Ward the famous and universally
familiar story Of the fight Of the late John
Phoenix with the antagonist, whom Mr.. Pheni.
held down by inserting his nose in his enefuy's
teeth. This is not as bright usual in the
Mutton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

1t Is stated that Thurlow Weed aud Henr, ]
RAYMOND are making arrangements to purcl1-'
the InfelligfHcer, and will make it the ofh;''
organ Of Gen Grant We doubt the last Iari
OF the story.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

The estimates OF nearly all the departnie'ts
are considerably below last years. Mr. Met TUT.
loch puts his figures $50. 10000 less, and So
cretary welles makes reduction q $1,000
900 in the navy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

There will he more than twenty contested
election cases in the next House of Repre- MIA
tiyes, and including those from the South i4''
,ibly double that number
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27

DUBLIN ~ NV loEA.--uuler this lead the
New York HraId gives tie following list Of the
public offices IN New N.,s 30 present dlrl by
sons Of Erin
Sheriff,
Register,
Comptroller,
City Chamberlain.
Corporation Counsel,
Police Commissioner,
President Of the Cro,Jn Board,
Acting Mayor and President Of the Board Of
Aldermen,
President Of the Board Of Councilmen,
Clerk of the Common Council,
Clerk Of the Board Of Councilmen,
President of the Board of Supervisor,
Five justices Of the Courts Of Record,
All the Civil justices,
All but two Of the Police justices,
Al the police court Clerks,
Three out of four Coroners,
Two Members Of Congress,
Three out Of five State Senators,
Eighteen out of twenty-one Members Of A.
semby,
Fourteen-niueicenth- Of the Common Council,
and
Eight-teuths Of the Supervisors.
The above list comprises the most lucrative
offices in the gift Of the city The Sheria-s office,
for instance, is worth, We suppose, not less than
s6o,0oo a year; and the Registers over $40
600, and there are other fat offices in the list.
So it goes in Gotham.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-27
NOV Der 81, 1868.


To extend charter Of Ascutney r. Il. Go.
To enable pew owners of Brick Church IN
Swanton to dispose Of the same
Changing the time for holding County Courts
iu the County Of Orleans.
Changing the time for holiiHg county courts
in the county of Orange.
Restoring Joseph Williams to his legal rights
and privileges.
Altering the names Of certain persons therein
named.
Restoring Ezra B. Smith to his legal rights
and privileges.
To pay Noble Il. Flanagan the sum therein
named.
To pay Geo. ". BROMLEY the sum therein
named.
To pay Vim. H. Carr the sum therein named.
To pay Ambrose Arnold the sum therein
named.
10 pay Joseph Gilman the sum therein
named.
To pay Tha,ldeus ; Ashcroft she sum therein
named.
To pay Franklin Butler the sum therein
nlmei.
To pay Alvin and Horace Braiey the suia
therein named
Granting certain powers TO the Northern Edu-
cational Union.
To authorize the Green Mountain Institute to
enlarge it capital
To revive and extenl the charter Of the Bank
Of Poultney
To amend an act incorporating the Burlins-
ton Savings Bank.
To amend an act incorporating the Nj. Mans
field Turnpike Co.
To amend an act Incorporating the Green
Mountain Seminary.
To amend an act incorporating the Linoiilr
Valley r. r.