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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18
Across the Lake

4 FIRE in Malone on Monday Of last week des-
truyed the store Of Smal.msn Seely- Loss
$4,000. The origin Of the IRE II uuknoWa.
Phipps saw mill, situated about SIX miles
south-ess; Of Malone, on the Trout river. was
wholly burned on Tuesday night OF last week
The mill was run by steam, sud IT is thought
the FIRE took from the engine, which had been in
use that day Insured for s. 800 The bridge
scross the river a. this point vss also burned S.
the same time
On the morning Of Wednesday. aug. "a, the
house and barn belonging 10 Mr. Hiram Slough
ton. abost two miles east Of Chsteaugay. were
consumed by Ere A. the buildings were locl-
ted near the railroad, doubtless the IRE origiua-
ted from spark from the locomotive Two tons
Of hay were destroyed, but most Of the house
hold effects were saved.
There was a FIRE in the office Of the ChamplAin
Journal, on the afternoon Of the 9th inst But
little OF the material 10 the ofiice Was destroyed
though Mr.. Merchant, the publisher, lost many
OF his accounts. The building sas saved.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

NmDLEBURT COMMENCEMENT NoIEs The aver
age age Of the class is -, the youngest being 9
and the oldest 2s average weight. l3S pounds
height, feet inches Eight propose to study
lsw, and the rest propose to teach or study medi-
cine The faculty have used all honorable means
to induce the class to turn their attention to the
ministry, but not one seems inclined to do 50.
Most Of the speakers received the usual compli-
ment Of boquets one unfeeling youth, however,
raised great sensation in the church by re-
fusing to sccept handsome boquet thrown him
That he may die bachelor. not only CT
Arts, but in matrimony, is the prayer Of the
Middlebury ladies.
The Ware prize,-a fifty dollar gold medal
instituted year ago, for the best GRAFTON Of the
graduating class in matter and manner, Was
awarded to W ". Thompson Of POttsdsm, n \.
He was Union soldier, and is suffering from
rebel bullet ,tll in his person. When the life
less remains Of young Round were taken from the
water Thompson made long and exhaustive efforts
to resuictste him by respiring in his mouth
When the prize was awarded him On Commence
ment day, he was SO overcome that ne tainted
and was carried out Of the church by some Of
his classmates Another of the graduating class
WAS Union soldier Smith and hObbled on to
the platform on crutches, minus one arm and
one leg, and one Of the orations brealhed IN
dying hatred to the rebels.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

CAPsIzrD IL TIKI LATE.-Lieut- Mcguire
who is in chsrg eof the engineering snd surveying
Of Lake Chsmplaiu 8; Whitehall was capsized
in q small boat one evening last week by the
steamer Vermont. He had number OF his
force with him. and all were favored with q
wetting. Surveying implements worth ! 600
were lost
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

The Saa.s Za1mg, the German demo
cratic raper in New York, unites, al last IL
the general denuuci4tion Of the Iamma'y
Ring The Controllers &c July statement
Wa more than it could stand. In an edi''-
rial it declares that Comptroller Connolly
does not enjoy pubhc conf eaee' ana cans
fog an examination by a committee oi the
Chamber Of Commerce, and that the guilty
rartie- be brought 70 rhe bar of justice ae-
clrims t. the result of the examination.
The article has produced much excitement
among tie German population of New ] orh'
and IL most significant Indication OF tie
shaking in the supports of Tammany, caused
by the recen, explosions.
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Two Dollar. Year in Advance

INV wKrkLY FREE Pass contains eEeIy ~1eA'
~ -. Local and State News, Correspond
the a. -. eoi,e selected Miscellany, tales
enc roet-y. SC. Marks; Reports New loTk
sAe',-0s' 80 and General Markets Cambridge
-. ,1s-tet St. Adams Butter Market, &c 81
- - on Ar,ul.ura topics, and every thing gong
80 VALUABLE FAMILY PAPER It's print
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country.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

Of conservative men, fully sharing the pr
vailing sentiment Of the State. Its ae'AiiS
viii be worked out and placed IN pEac'i'e y
an able board Of careful and judieiouS nSN'
at whose head Is President Buekham' VINO
h4s been studying the subject for years ano
who in his tastes, training and character i'
a. truly conservative, as he Is progressive ~
the direction Of true progress Tins step IL
fact. is part and parcel Of the considerable
rolicr Of the men OF Vermont towards ~o-
man which makes her social position one o.
practical supremacy, which mas made our
Laws so favorable to her interests, and when
sent amav from the State, in frantic and iu-
-1o race. the raft OF " Tefo-mers, " who IN
dsrt5ok 70 persuade our women that they
ve-e q i3wn-trodden and abused class, and
bv vituperation and abuse to scold our voters
into placing upon the shoulders Of the wo-
men burdens which they do not desire and
a-s not fitted 10 bear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

Much alarm IS felt in New York concerning
the cholera since tie appearance in Germany
and the leading papers speak Of the pettilenee as
oply two weeks from cur shores
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

Jobn Clark. florist Of the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
died on Saturday from injuries received at the
ves,ssl1 explosion, making one hurdred and
fra rintims thus tar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

New Hampshire is said to be the only State in
the Union where the number Of aids to Inc
Governor exceeds in number the members oil
the Senate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

The New York Freeman's Journal says there
Is not the least danger Of an assault on the ltAsn
demonstration on the 18th inst, and en'rests
every respectable Catholic to svoid looking
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

The stallion Tom jefferson defeated george
Wilkes AT Buffalo, on Saturday, winning the
first. fourth and fifth heats; best time, ~ Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

BUTTEu MAKING II HOr WEATHER w hen il
IS very warn and dry, we cool our milk room
by keeping wet sheets, vIung ont Of cold vel
water, hung up IN the w&rmest part Of the room
Put small quantity Of milk in q pan. and if
shelves are used, set upon Stats AL inch or two
thick, 50 SIS 10 let the air cool the bottom Of the
pan be sure to skim before the milk gets sour
or thick, in p or SO hours, and sometimes in
very warm weather in l. hours. Throw hand
fal Of salt in the cream pail, put in the cellar or
ether cool place, and stir all the cream well every
time more is added. The greatest care and
neatness in every particular is necessary to make
good article Of butter Permont Farmer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18
The Turf.

The races st Buffalo closed Friday The a.
tendaaes vas very large, snd the sport excellent
Goldsmith Maid trotted the three fastest hests
o. record, and Judge Brigham, new trotte7, in
the 2.4O race. astonizhed the crowd by making
The quarter in thirty-one seconds, snd the half
in l:O5.
We condense the following particulars Of the
race from the dispatches to The city papers
BUFFALO, n Y. Aug. II.
The sixth annual meeting Of the Buffalo Dfiv-
inc Park closed to-day, Goldsmith Maid making
the fastest time in three straight heats on record
bv quarter Of a second over 2O,UJO persons
we're on the ground The 2.4O rsoe proven NJ
expectedly inter esting sod exciting 0ulge
Brigham. q comparatively new horse, hASiDs
splendid record, winning the race IN Iouf nea-7
snd making the first quarter IN VI seconds anu
the middle half in one minute s2i si1 s.go.iIs
QO6). Immediately sitter the race, Jnage
Brigham was bought by George c. Hall, Of
Brattleboro, Vt, for $4,000, for Jay uouil'
who says that 100000 will not buy him
Judge Brigham II s. bay stallion, eight years
old. by Rysiick's HambleiouiGn. out OF Lazy
Sanford by American Star.
In the 30 race. thirteen horses entered, An1
SIX started. Denmark. Logan, Huutress, Long
Branch, Sentinel, FL Higgins and Clara c.,
were drawn Over three quarters Of 40 hour
was lost IN scoring before the horses got q good
send of. Judge Fullerton took the esd
and kept it 10 the first heA-. The
three following straight heats were won
bv Brigham. After leaving the ha-! nile pole
On The lsst hest Brigham broke, Fullerton
shooting two lengths shea1- brigham came
down 10 O tr0t, overtaklng fullerton 81 tle
three-ausrter posi-, aud coming IN nsl- q -eastl
ahead. The pure vas 5000, Judge rl-iertoh
tatipr The second money-Sl0JJ-and J. II.
P-1-Is ,5s tbiri--- 0J-Asblsnl Pet having
hsep 5-,se on the third heat, and Frank Ho-
bsrr and Vosburc jistsnced on the second
Time, 2.25 81 - II, 10 T.
+, tbe great rs-e Of the DAY Goldsmith Maid
+ro-ted three heats without skip ors break IN
- H.. Ia, hest. when she was crowded from be-
virrirr 10 end BIZ Lucy, who lsppet her through
Sn- sff4- one Of the most closely contested heats
ever witnessed and then she only made tS1
o,iet breaks. che az The start AMI one b. the
Rome stretch On coming 10 the starr on The
second bsa- the left rein OF Goldsmith Nla-l
h-oke ard the maze started % -un- when Dlli
UsbIe the driver, performed an astonishing ieat
by seizinE the hsck-straps Jumping as'fil- me
mares back. seizinc he cLecL-rein and lrins-
in- be- t5a stand-suu before she bal glls
msuv eucths beyond the JUICES s'anl
Summary
Purse e 5000 10y al h0rses-s3 and So.
and s1lll additional o. tae horse i-1E-1- -le ----
esq time providing % beats Dexter til-1--.-.
ruie D8ale entered b. "a Goldsmith Mad,
Norris H1lc1ur slte-- r. Lucy
Jane D McNla1 entered %. z. Ane-ie-1
OIL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

RAILROAD ACcn,ENT.-The morning mail train
coming from Sherbrcoke Canada, was delayed
three hourr by the locomotive going through
bridge one mile above Ayers Flats, on the
Massawippi Valley Railroad, at SIX O'Clock
Friday morning. Fortunately no one was seri-
ously injured The engine and tender were
badly smashed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

The board Of experts, Messrs F-e,ehe-, Van
ier5ili snd Copeland. on the causes Of the West
field explosion. report that the steam guAge il
dicated in 10 case lee than the true pressure
And thst the safety valves bleF Of freely At
tEeuty-four pounds pressure the l3;k-uP safety
valve blew Of 81 thirty-tvo ponuls by mercury
rusge, showing al incorrect scale, OF that the
valve had become less sensitive by oxidation
Tests Of the si1 specimens Of iron taken from
the boiler shovel Al sversge strength with the
grsiu Of 45.0-. pounds per square inch, ami
across the grain 46,934 pounds The experts
express the belle: that the cause % the explosion
was Al ola defect in the boiler. Ni- Vanderbilt
thought the pressure Al the time must have ez-
ceeiei tEenty-Eeveu pounds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

There is intense indignation smong the
Italians Of New York On account oil mayor
Halls refusal to review them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

HoosAc TuNxFL-An aggregate advance Oh
s5l feet was made il the various sections o. 'He
Eo,,.c Tunnel during the month Ct July.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

CorxrERrE.r MosEy-A food Of bogus baak
bills were put out in New York and Brooklyn
on Wednesday. They were counterfeit tWos On
he Ninth NAtionsl Bank Of New York, tWeniie'
and fves on the Merchants National BAuA' 'ens
on the American National Bank, Aud iWos on
the National Bank Of the state Of New YORK
It is estimated that nearly $4,000 worth oil tins
spuriou, currency was disposed Of aireiai. siOrtt
and on the horse carr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

The Boston Journal shows ~ plausible sF'-
pearing individual now travelling through the
New England States, with a q A K badge on
his lapel. and HE poskI full Of letters from
Young Mems Christian Associations, soliciting
subscribers for the nev Illustrated Christian
Weekly. He Is yari5uily NAMED Harry Lyman
Abbott. Lorrin Abbott. Heber " smyihe, Nc'
and is s swindler OF the frs. water.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

FUNERAL OF joins J. k1rSn-Ine lAnerA'
Of John ] Round. s. member Of ,he Spnomo.
class in NIii.ebury College, VIII Wa drowned
on Wednesday afternoon last, was attended ny
large c5ncourse Of people al the Cougregi'i'na'
Church. Clarendon on Friday afternoon fre-
siieut Ritohel conducted the services sr1 de-
liverei Al appropriate address 81 o. the de-
ceaseis classmstes acted IS his pail bearers hi.e
the members Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon tra'er.
nifty, the College Society to which b. belonged
cast a5ral offs-iug into his grave NJ Round
was member Of Lake D1um1re Lodge Of J. D
q. f.. Of Midliebury, who escorted his remAins
to the depot sni sent delegation TO attend Tue
funeral services
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

4 NATIONAL FAIR ASp C3SdEEss- -Ine
Tennessee Agricultural and mechanical As''-
ciariou has Issued = circulsr for 8 Congress oil
delegates from al similar EXAMINATIONS through
out the United States, 70 be he'd AZ Nashville On
the third day Of October next EAch So''s'y i
invited 70 send one delegate for esch hf'y mem
bers or les. The project has The sPproyA- oil
Hon. Horace Cspron, C. 5 Commissioner oil
Agriculture. and arrangements sre beng mA1e
70 secure transit for half fare on al cars anu
boats The Tennessee State Fair VII be held
during he sessiou Of the Congress. The plan 's
a good one sud ought 10 succeed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

Han. RAR ASu VNu-Tne summit Oh the
lgieusbu-Eh Railroad was visited Oh Tuesday
last, 81 shout four o'cl-ck 2. M, by iesriu-
hal. rain Sui wind storm HIiistones Of H.
credible size are sid TO have fallen, the ram
came down il torrents, sni the wind blew with
terrific violence Houses and barns were blown
down and uuro5fel, trees upiuruei sn1 broken
of. one woman. picking berries in field va
killed by tree falling upon her. oae man hAi
leg broken. We hear thst move than these
nsve been injured bar lsa-n 70 parti-ular'-
The storm extended with more OF less severity
from the Sunni, 90 Houses Point
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

NV EsGLAyn FAm-Col George " Riddle
Treasurer Of the New England Agricultural So
ciety, has inside arrangements with the following
railroads to trsnspor, stock and articles free
the owners TO sssume risks to and from the fair
to be hell at Lowell September 9TH 9th, eth
sudsth
The Boston Lowell and Nathus including the
Salem and Lowell and the Lawrence and Lowell;
the Concord road, including the Manchester aud
Lawrence, Northern rosl and branches, the
Vermont Central, Connecticut and PAssumpsio
River, Nashua and Worcester, Providence and
Worcester, New London and Northern, Boston
Hartford and Erie. Boston, Concord and Mon
tresl. Maine Central, Boston Clinton and Fitch
burg. Vernon, and Massachusetts, Cheshire and
Ashuelot.
The others viii be announced as soon AZ ar
engagements can be made The exhibitors must
give suitable notice to the station agents and
prepay the freight, which will be refunded
Wien the stock or articles are returned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

An exchange says that Vermont deacon is
being disciplined for saying " Oh, sugar - We
suppose the " maple seal ~ is applied.
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The Albany Argus, lacking the brass 70
DENY the existence Of the Tammany ro6berie7
undertakes to q. claw Of, 90 for its friends Of
the ring, by asserting that their stea-iHgs
went IN part into Republican pockets. II
says
A radical editor recently went throaeh the
New York Court House, and aA4lsi, where If a.
this plAsiering, all this farniture We csu tel
him The hands Of rs5icsi politicians A. Alosny
had 10 be plssiered annually before the New
York tax levy could BECOME a law. To one
rlAn. a sAin; Of s.. Lawrence, sixty thousand
dnusrs had IL be paid 10 smother, white neck
clothed sco.ndrsl from Madison. sum nesrly
a. great 64rvey's plaster whiteus walls and
5sTtih=as farms IN the west Of the State lnger-
sofia furniture decks respectable mansions IL
the interior. and the Beighbors wonder hoE tie
wealth snd taste Of the owner were 50 suddenly
developed
We did steal the money, and we used ].
to corrupt the State Legislature TO get the
chance to steal more This is the confession,
in substance, of the Argus No doubt there
is plenty of truth in it. No doubt some of
the plumber has reached the hands Of venal
republicans. No doubt, also. that the H.
gotten gains Of Tammany were freely usel -
advance To secure the nomination and slee-
ton of purchasable members. It h.s been
part Of the regular tactics of Eazimany, IN
districts where a democrats could not DE
elected, to pay freely 10 secure the choice Of
corruptibe Republicans, who can De made TO
answer - well But not all. or most,
i she ..plaster' and '' furniture, 80 has gone
u that way. Wm. N. Tweed. the Tam
many mocul, who few years ago was q
bankrupt, and whose only busine>- since
be failed in the chair factory has been
B3l!iies. IL now worth hr-ufg millions lie
r oBe Of the heaviest owners Of productive
seL estate in New York city. lie bias
twenty-five or twentv-three hne horse in bis
stables The papers are giving extended
descriptions OF the elegant and expensive .
yillaa owned and oseuPied by Ingersoll, and
Garyey. and Connolly, Of the ring who have
tecorpe suddenly and mysteri1usly wealthy. .
That these signs Of wealth were bought with .
stolen money, Is now made plain % every ID +
telligent man, who does no; willingly shut
ms eyer TO the damning truth We hope
lhe revelations from both republican and
democratic sources Will g on. till We get the
names of every man, democrat or republican.
who has been in the pay of Tammany. and
that then the country viii be made too ho,
70 hold then.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

The communication below il q noticeable
indication of the extent % which the nm
PARALLEL frauds Of tue Iammany ring are
ar1usins tla attention Of thinking and patri-
otir men. in all Iart- of the country. 1t
viii command attention. also, by its sugges-
ton OF remedies for the extraordinary state
of things in New York city There Is le-
gal remedy. the writer believes, in an ap-
rIicau5n To- the United States courts. a
union Of capitalists. toprotect their property
and prevent ihe further increase of the city
de1.. is also advised. The writer believes
tie case to be oue, j such remedies fail,
which warrants and calls joy ttc iurerposi-
ton Of the General Government. and be
hints az. rather than advises, the resort j
an Others fail. to the final right of revolution
-aresa-, which doubles occurs to many
%. She citizens of that Tlunde-ed city. Ofreaer
than they acknowledge. We need only add
that tie name Of the writer, IF We were at
liberty T. give il. would add weight 70 the
suggestions made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18

The democratic maijrity in kentucky ha-
ranged r,r several years from $4,000 TO loo'-
0o0-becau-e the Republicans OF shat STATE,
have not. until now, deemed 1t worth while
T. show their strength. This year, t1r the
fr-t time. have they attempted tc make o
fight in earnest and this rather in order 10
organic fog the future than with any hope
OF immediate success.
They were f1rtgnate in their nominee for
t1yernor. Mr.. Harlan. who not only mas the
personal respect of men of all parties. bu' is
one of the best stump speakers IN the STATE
In the Joint discussions which constituted the
leading feature of the canvass. he proved
himself the peer of has distinguished eompe-
tltor, and presented the distinctive primer
pies of the Republican party with such abiii-
tv Is to win over mul.itudes from the enemy
and to strengthen - confirm the faith Of
his friends.
The result is seen N the telegraphie a1-
vices which report the democratic majority
at 20 600 II he STATE. The difference be-
tween that and 50 0Oo Will mark the adj
vance winch the Republican party has made
% the Safe during the past year W e see
nothing IL such a result TO prove that " Re
publiclnisn is dying cut at the South
North Carolina and Kentucky afford
most gratifying evidence of the present Vi
tality Of the party
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-08-18
POLITICAL.

The poet says. d" Friend sitter t,ieai departs, 90
hut II by 10 means follows hist the QaAkers vii
vote the Democratic ticket
The New York Republican Stale ommittee
contemplate the postplnemeut Of the s,ste Con-
yentiop until the 2lih Of September, which many
fea- ls toe late lor the wo.k vhicl is To- he done
The Cn.cas ..i' .ays when the Deu.-
cra-y get plsse.s.ou Of the national auaucss W.
shsu e1pec, to see tn. far ay'' ]. which tue
Albany J.a-s-. says 3D. Then you vii Be li--
SIP intel. fo- IL is the rule Of the Tsu.msny
R.ng 70 car-v Of the whole hide 90
The Springfield Uao. says. J., lools nov as
if there were 20 be- reuers. settling i9vu of
the Republicans Of Massachusetts, opp SD 90
Butler CD E1-Cangressmen Rec f5r the Elaerns-
roriIl nomination, that Cs.lu partial laa.iua-
ion % be cons ierei c,niila;s. like .eai4.u
c.asse. % i,y.r,es. E % ae regarded " fna A.
soon s. iAe arrangements aye fully male. .as-
the movement fo- WsshauIa is 10 be Withdrawn
Al th, proper moment All 81 she uA 1ine-g Of
the party at ihs command Of Builder. qp1ueu,s
lie TO be used Z. The Beet si'an'sse 81 prevent
his nol-'nA'l'l-
A great e1e''e1-lt exists 10 Warrington
among members Of tie Grand Army 81 iae A.-
P1'A' ana 1-1e' -.sA- --s'-'' JIG l--s' l'I'' .-
The appointment 90 al e1-'s.s t-.l-sT' i'- ~
t. e-e71sh'p ID me I's' '--'s DffA'''- 1i'-
one inngaAa' l-sTA proposes u es'l 'l' 'ls
POSTMASTER 'sasrA. All ST. "'o 'l''A q ll-
Another re'-e"' '1e "1''e '-'- ss'''-s' A--
a1A'ses 'nA' d. '-e -e 81 mems are l-.- VI
eoppernsAls an D''1-''1'f N''-'.-'' II =
bury puo-sle- oA'l 10 Sl--- De say -1'
statement ina Toe pe'i-- 10 sies'--- ---@7s
boast Oh n's Te'e- service IF not u-- H Las
long since Tsnoan'sl -l' D-lis-eT-'e '-a- les
All 'iia-hei him'e-i 20 ihe Union prin-.P-es oi
the Republican party
Tie Legislature q New Hampshire a. urnei
sitter a session Ct unusual length, without ac-
complaining hAlf As much mischief s. wAs ez-
peeted NJ measures OF political ,euidcauee
were ai5p,ei-no, even the passage % The time
bonorei o. national resolves. which The Demo
Gratis NAV have neglected IL .nt-oiucs because
they vs-s,,- ..i.. certain vb..s ,rsv the 6. new
5eo,-,u-s -, ws. likely % ismB O5l.r
sB,u-b In q l.,iv wherein the labor -ef,-.,e-s