Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-10-15

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70 a ,, , .,- H.. lerijc. We
-, cII,s 6r initiate our destroyers. But
the Northern emigraut comes to US with still
foa.sT pollution. he Is las ally the p1lior, he
&C. ,''. ''., I5sntesi with ne
no IN, ri. their M raj squalor and weak bar
hsrity, hos CON be nave the least influence upon
The White race TO e-'n-t tae ..''-'',..s',Is
lac :......-..s -r--g ..--i., nof5irs Int dis.
-r.es q, Tie Cuitei states Their fighting was
en"fas with their humanity and ooih were ,I
'i-'.s anu ~ ;t.f 'i,s,9r - ~ -bc
.,'s,,.s tv qb;.b Il has been obtained. carrie.
certain respect, because il implies power, and it
s.'es also 'lr cay OF il7 L.lh No'.l 20 L lLg
',,. -, .,I ~: :, NH me- - tbsr +, v,s
neither their higher civilization, nor their
greater intel iSenee, nor their superior 9Tsinil-
anon N1.-L ii'le 'es s o'nl ugLS - .,I ~
Pie 5,l-,v4.aert. On tie fsii Of battle. the glory
vii be with ;he South Despo-
rs'n-noi merely ,he iespo'sfi ei factions "n'eh
some r. --.', ''s - = a.
5e,r.io.. a7i ir.,t:,l'e. rules the intel s,,rts
line condition of p me after ner great civil VAT,
is described by the h.,ior an may not be dis
nm '.' ,s .t ,'' .to So u. So
s5r.-itute no mart If ths United states.
Trs-s extract, show something IF the tenn
per or this writer. ami by inference uf the
public FIR whose ta>tes Dee cater. 10 an ar
.'.', '' 'Ne"'J lA-'7' ''D ''l'lS 'le l'e't-e
.'l''' t, 80 -, -. anaI;t,
f., Northern character. and hardly a nara
grain that is NOT filled with the most foolish
aai infatuated Qualification OF the south, as
Tie BONE M, Of all the virtues qlSnl,e- anu
.1 .' ...,4. W ,5e - .''e 'f the
$ at,.rr. ~.a,e-2 What kind If inducements
fir .-,aesu industry and capital to g down
% H..f restore tic waste I.ae5- %. the south :
" 7''' 90 -D ''I-'',-' -,L .,''e'I'' a,'-
... W -.......-.''.-,.., and rea51,-ss-,n7
. D.r...ais It would seem rs ii there wac lirtle
. hope To-; tai- generation az the SOUTH If these
Bnr''ns' who learn n''ain- ana forget moth nom,
ing age i''.,. .' TO ,-.~' H'' .'I''s '' ''''
The Inducements nov offered 20 new sub
-,-te-s. SIS So. forth In the alve-.i.emen in an
.-5-- column. vi.. secure a large Increase Of our
,.-. ,fs coming, e,r Trust ola subscribers
canals. .t,-s ~, -ts sl,,r-q.ss o--.-ei nv
..i.. .e.-. f., ...,f,- sam. f-s,., -- .,,..rir..
Tie iar1 system on Irisl.
Tb...-i S.,.r institution g. nov u-le-r..re
... Deri.l ..- exam. nation lr the ruia. press
the system f.. ~ .r..'. 81 90 speak. for ineH,i-
eucv sri e.r-art..a. TIE indictment is based
upon the recent acl4.-tal the engineer Griffin
at Mast Hone. Pa. he wa. arrest. ] f,- causing
By his e,r-'e..,.e.. the .er-.-r, railroad disaster
a, that r,see TIE case was clear one.
the e,il...4 gnm..ttg.trr pI,-n ana the
Judge. etsr-- pointed ami emphatic. We,
Doe Jury reformed a verdict Of NOT guilty.
ami rle --i..rsr MA. ii..b,rssj The -ulga
ta.k the oe.,-o- 70 administer 4 singing
rabaEe 20 ,he jury. whose cowariiea or iyno-
rance. o- both. allowed tire murderer q * per
sons 10 90 u1rlu.slei 81 trus., said the
judge. .r1lr The spirits If the dead. living.
a,eiu-. ana burnt victims Of Mast Hope will
reause JON as long as you live Tie verdict
deserve, tls harsh criticism Which il receives.
LEI Il j. 70 Pc regretted nor 50 much Tor he dead
as tae living The punishment cs Gr--l1 would
n.t rest 10 " life ,he y.ltims ca. his negi-
zs-re, but % would have been warning to
o-aer engineers oa The Erie road and III over the
c1la'ry i roa.i hars heightened The sense Of .
responsibility a those who hold the lives Of their .
fellows their keeping. The release Of Griffin .
virtually offer, aH immunity 20 future care
'e'-uess. II almost makes the public despair
o. ever seeing r'-.roli murder avenged or .
rt..r..d na-ierer punished.
Ei-.ars prominent -.iir1sl- draw q -,,.b