Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-13

l., construction of n narrow gauge surface
ra;I-oad from Rutland 70 Whitehall. The
movement is inaugurated By the marble dea-
Iers of Vaudeville and Pair Haven, and 1t Is
hacked up BIZ the transportation companies
Of whitehead rae principal cause Of TINS
movement j. tac high rates OF freight charged
over the Rutland and Washington and kens-
selaer and Saratoga Railroads
Our vermont Senators retain their Old
places on the Senate committees. Mr., Nor
rill is chairman ofthe committee OF . Public
Buildings and second on the committees on |
=. Finance. Education and Labor. M
f imunds is chairman Of i" Pensions, second
on the committees on the . Judiciary > and
:. Revision of Rules and fourth on - Ap,
preparations.
The President says 5he Indian policy Of
the government is not only humane Chris
,iap-like and economical, but it Is right
These are strong recommendations; and
after having the first three, it "a fortunate
,hat the policy also can be said to be right
Congress i troubled about the e1pediency
Of aboli-hing the Income Tax forthwith
This moves the President to say that II the
TAX IS to be discontinued. I1 ought to beI
done before the holiday recess,
II is announced from Washington that the
removal Of Attorney General Akerman will
take place Immediately; it : reported that
I Secretary Robes5u viii also retire from the
{ net
( TEE IxcoxE T,x.-rhe ine1ma taX expires
by Limitation next spring, and only one more
tax will he collected unless the law Is re-en-
acted.
/ posr.L Arr7l~rvE<-s.-As Victory, Luz
t5er Russ. Jr., vice WIN. H. Kneeland, re-
signed AZ North P5mfret, Il Z. Snow. vice
V. II Cobara, resigned; NJ Brownjngt'n,
-sraI Hall vice J VI Wia-log. resigned.
Tss EaAA MlNK. The directors Of the
EmmE Nine. as they appear upon the pros
tectu-. are IJneed iu she GLOWING order
George A8d-rs IN. Es4., ". P London,
+ Chairman.
+ B-vd-,s Williams, Esq. NJ p. Lon
don. Deputy Chairman.
percy Doyle. G. b Landla
F. Leigh Pemhert7n. Esq, ii p, Lon
non
The honorable John {, Stanley. London.
MAJOR General R3herr e. Scheud, United
S-ate- Minister, Lrui5n.
-, n neo-r R.xt.f-- - President :
tre \ V York Central Railway Clmpany,t
~. y.rk
Treaor ~. Pasa. E-q President Ct the
Frss National Bans, North uenu.ug On. VI.
rba Hon William VI Stewart. United
~.-rt-. ~s-.gr..- Nevada
....,.-.i. 1, eia.y.of New N-ors ,.5-v. over
! 50 years gld ana Tor tie last 10 years as
blind 50 a BAT. went 10 the polls on election
day ioF lsr mrs. '''ae 75s- l.7lu- n.7 ~
t - KY. 4fr, -,r7,5.,,,., 5;.,.r.
..aished lie served 10 the war IT 1872. was
a. prominent member Of t.e \ oany regency
ana o." as-5rlate OK f=G bT-eh. NJ tiS1l,
I Marcy DIX and lToaNti lie also served
: as a-semhlyman. and was elected secretary
i nf state M $50 an3 cfatCa--ar up l~35 ami
/. lSi2 tle was controller - the oltT from 1898
Z 80 le54, and ul.e1 various Office. w.ta
. marked credit aud ability.
=,
= TIE famine IR Persia proves e. Pc more
wi3.--Vregd oud disastrous THAN was ~ IRIS
reported Tor tHree wears TIE entire e5an-
Try nas suffered from drought, uati naw
noc "a vs-tlGe OF fa.l fr nam uE beast remains
The worst feature 90 ,le ease is that. aw.8-
Cd t-e a.tt.e GOD fts'itoatis ami 'ter eouuni-
/. cation 3, = iH H'->ia.e = s-o- supp l-s e
I. tine districts remote iram CHE .aetle,s-
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The tltUsalrE -'csa.-r- says. Iac
. potato - 0-4ae-,.'a > u7el-I ana r.
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