Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-12
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Posi- OFFIs, CoSFEDERTT Y ROADs, J
(WIch Is in the Stait uv Kentucky,
Feb %. 1862

POsT DFTIs, CONFEDERIr Y ROADS,
(Wich Is in the Stait uy Kentucky,
Feb. 20, 1869.
: notist in the public prints (Which confooshen
seezej an item to the efeck that the leiIing
Dimocrisy (wich i the men Nv wealth, whi-h
heyin stole theirsel, - rich are ANXIOUS 20 keep
their wealth and he hloated lristocrats) hev de-
termined to no longer perfect the thieves, boud
robbers, garroterS, burglars and sich who are
making that city lively for that class, and that
when sich are taken they must O. AXE their chances
the same ez though they lived in other cities
How much II cost em 10 get the courts for EN- /
don't know, but that our friend. are To lev a
hard time Nv it herea ter is certn One %, EN-,
a bright and shinin lite, who wuz accused Nv a
burglary, complicated with murder or tvo,
Euz not only arrestid and tried. but wuE con
victid and sentenced to Sing Sing for forty years.
ard another for twenty.
At first site this settled the qutstion uy m.
going TO Moo York adversely. ] thot 90 myself
If these in;iltoOatid men persist IN their letter
menasheu to hang and mpriseu al Nv the,, men
onto wich they kin git their hands onto. Jbr
Dimokratic majority 10 Moo York V U fIi. uuf
Ike frost under a MAY sun. and the ReDuhl1r-
viii carry it jist e soon e., ,hr court, -r, lur.
with ther work
How long it will take t0 kN of ,he dinner
y =
aseertaned. There are suthn ike twenty crim.-
nal courts in the city, ani spoze. ef the judge
push things. each court KIN average one con
yickshen day. ", hey a real naj j,rity 80 Jnr
city u $1,000. We hey ek high ez 7u.U1l. bot
10000 ~ these Wuz repeeter- Now ef th-
courts hang and imprizen twenty per day, rut
hold sessions six days in the week, 10 viii take
five years or thereabou,S To wipe out our mtio-i-
T. entirely. ami throw the city into the han'i,u,
our material enemies.
Probably II wood be done sooner, trr the mint
they begin hanging IN earnest, D-rtirse.eriy O.
they commence ON our leading men. the smaller
fry VIII take fright and scatter. Ii is safe 10
say that by the next pre>ideushel elesk-hu1 tie
majority in the city vii be so rgl0o-t g. make
the state >hoJr for the rli,keis
! he'll mlie mp my mind 20 abandon th. ii-.
uy locatin in Moo York, but an at e--theught
changed my purpose [ ,hel 20 To- Noo Iora.
An ordinary States prizeu wiil hold a.cei l--.
drei conyix. The tares or sour priseu- the state
hez j. all full and noj one Ia a thousand is sent
10 en-. who ought t9 b., T., a matter uy course
new prizens Will hey % De built, AMI o. accom-
modste our majority twenty new ones will h~
required Wow the Court douse IN Noe lUA
hez already made the tor,loon~ ur twelve .oU-
trackters, wich heg al retire. i1de1eGi-.r.,
rich. and experienced cllculatos- hev dz.rr-l
that twenty more VIII make their pile olt
Nv IT, before u it is fu.-1r A states prsea kil
De maIsto costez mu.h ez tae cour. house. tru,
course they will be haisht with ali the o. laru
improvements for the sonviz, nelo0lu "a, aai
hot and cold water. lh' uutlrJnit ueu ought
20 live in the same style e1 before her .l-t.-er-
a,hen Il would t. cryo,l @, deprive an aIlar
man OF member Nv the comma n council. or meu-
Der Nv the board Wv eiycl-heu, lr th- b-t1s
walnut flruitalr they he's ben accustomed @.