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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24
What IS Ritualism ?

Three years ago the House Of Bishops Of the
Episcopal church in ;his country, appointed
committee Of FIVE Of its members 10 report leg.s-
lation on Rituslism. The committee-the mem
bers Of which were quite evenly divided, s. be-
tween High and Low Church.-mste in the
convention thit year > report strongly con
demnsiory Of all the Characteristic Ritualishc
practices But Gier debate, and conference be
tween the two Houses. this report finally failed Of
adoption by close vote, and the only action
finally taken Wss { resolution condemiDg, IN very
general terms, al innovations in doctrine snd
practice The bishops we're evidently far
stronger against Rituslism than the clerical and
lay delegates Ga the whole, the convention
showed itsel: gnfsvorsbly disposed toward Rit-
ualism, hut not wiling TO take ooerciye meas
ures sgsinst IT, good deal Of Doubt seemed
to he felt IS TO what Rrualism is II it was
only a love for display or the means Of crafty
ing an aesthetic taste in worship 1t might be left
to the peculiar f4ncies Of different consreEa-
lions But If it meant to sitrm and teach the
Roman Catholic doctrine Of the real presence Of
Christ in the sacrament, then it removed the
most important Distinction between the Angli-
can and the Roman church. and the Reformation
was AZ idle protest
To learn what Ritualsm Is, We must 20 to
England, where It's priests avow its meaning
and purposes. There are six leading B.tuaisi
Churches in London, ST. Albans, s. Mary Mag
dalene's. St Peers, St Michsel's, ST. Mary the
Virgia, trd All Saints These have large psr-
ishss. and numerous and fashionable congregs-
tons They have connected with them divers
mission agencies, and orders Of " Sisters. As
" Sisters Of the poor Sisters Of Mercy, sc
Seseral Of ~ rectors Of these churches we're re-
Gently interviewed by correspondent Of III,
n Y. U'Crld. and SINE interesting statements
Of their helief and practice are published. Rev
NJ. Msckonok e. rector 81 ST. Adams, declared
with warmth that be was not Protestant. an
that the church Of England is no; protestant
He said " We cannot recognize ;he piety Of tbs
low church party and scarcely their christian
ty. In NY view there is less Of the religious
spirit in them than in any Of the dissenting
sects." He thought that the bishop.f Londol
should and wouli let them alone as TO the nike,
ehaice. wsferbield, position at the altsr, lights
incense aud vestn eais The relief he looked fo
from the judgments had sgAinst rome Of the ex
IRENE practices in the ecclesiAstic courts, was
.ensrsfion of clnrcb and state
In reference to difference, in creed betweel
the Ritualists and the Roman Catholics, Mr.
Mackonokie said
There are 10 differences, and We do not con
slider ourselves separated from the nothe
church. On the defniti.n and efficacy Of al III
sacrsments We are al one with Rome knol
10 difference
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srArE or VERNON.
gy JOHN " STEWART. GOVERNOR
1900, -. TFnA

The psog.e of vermont should make pubic and
seyout s.rrowledsemeu Of tie continued soodnes.
spd mercy oi God. sl.uzlly shown TO them during
the pa.t year lie has given them peace and
health. abuniant prosperity and the untold bless
in-s Ct Dr. e-ty under laws Unused With t1s spirit o
Christianity.
Ico therefore appoint THURSDAY TIE THIN
TIFrH RAY OF NOVEa Der A p. l-7l, as day
Of PuBLI. THANKSGIVING AMI PRAISE, and zee 3t--
mend its general observ nee
Givea under M hand and the seal Of ibis state 10
The Executive Chamber this thirteenth day o..
November. in the year OF Ou- Lord one Ihous'
and Eigh. Hunired and Seventy one and Of
the Independence o., the Uri,el States Ihe
Nnety-siTth. -..--
By the Governor
JAvEs ". SLAUE, JR-,
Secretary OF Civil and Military Affair.".
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EI9ckIp Free Press

s,,,-. and get a beaut .ul st-e. Engraving lf'Lf-
sat-,ristion price Z so DOLLARS DC advance
Address
TIT FREE IEEss ASSOCIATION,
Burlington, Vt.
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C.-Then what keeps you from recognizing
the authority Of the Roman church
Mr.. N-Simnlv that we not only DO not s1-
NIT the inf.llibiliiv Of the bishop Of Rome, ou'
we do not recognize his Jurisdiction We DO no"
and shall ALWAYS look up to HIN IS The senior
b.sbop Of our holy religion SID the pstriaTeh o.
the faithful.
This is exactly the position Of the va
Catholics OF Dollinger party in Bavaria and
the rector Of St. Adams ssid elsewhere that they
",bould work cordially with the Dolliuger
marty IN the Roman Church"
The Rev. E. Stuart. rector Of St. Mary Mag
d.lsne's church, ssii that he was perfectly
wiling 70 die in tie vorkhouse rather thar
Weld in the matter Of the alb and chasuble il
administering the sacrament, and the proper
position before the altar. he said
! urge confession upon my people as duty
but ! do not myself think it should be enforced
| prsctice cehbacv, hut l do not think thai
il should be compulsory. My view Is that W
should be recognized A. q branch Of the CATHOLIC
Church. having cur own mead in the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury. sud acknowledging the
occupsnt Of the See O. Peter as the chief bishop
Of cur boly religion.
!, is not cur custom TO give the molly enehaIisl
IN one kind but IN two sun II i uo..o o,;oo
In ~. E IN. ' grc5 and i, Is a.o right thai
the blessed sacrament should be reserved for the
use Of the siok and dying, ani 4!s1 i9f ln5 pun
- -.-el
NJ.
WIN 'ae new '-- ''''-'' "
'lu''i' 'i-' ''''' "
Correspondert-D' you use 81. the 'ettmen u I.
p',1.''.gl ~ ,ie ~ "a h.ii-va that bev
were nse3 6y the f,fbe-s Of our own church,
which Is nof'Pro,es-ant, but Catholic. We use
the slo, ehsfu7-e. stole anl lA1ipl5 -.
IL -''
Mr.. She only one which is reverent ani
natural We stand IN i'aai Of the s-'ar an- there
over me s--'l-'s o. '-' '-'i5 -..-. ;,s--,sr,.
,,r,ey. ~ 5,b the . If incense Al he csiebrs-
ion Of the holy eucharist
Mr s-Aiws5s We have never discontinued
u ~ - - ,',- 51tv
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By which obnoxious citizens were quietly eA-
PEELED from the country. Since the war one
hundred and three murders have been con-
Initted in Jackson county, hut rot one CT 'ne
nurderers has been convicted. The pegr'es
testified that under the present regime not
foaTth Of their number would vote at the next
election
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

ST JoHEsBURY.-rhe First National Bank Of
St Johusbury report lOsns and discounts SSg7,-
2ls.l3 individual deposits SEQ, 94s6i.
St. JohDsbnry has sent SO, 900 in money and
one car load Of clothing, bedding. etc. to the
sufferers at the Northwest.
A new altar for the Catholic Church in st
Johnsbury, costing $50 in gold, has been
ordered from Montreal. A fund is now being
raised with which to procure q chime Of bells to
cost about s., $500,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

MoDu- OPFEASDf OF BURGLARs-Carloll san
born. the burglar who operatei in Ratlsnd and
other places aai was finally arrested the other
dsy al Lawrence, Mass, makes some interesting
revelations Of bow they 10 it, - etc, which are
published in the Rutland Herald Sanborn As
surel his interviewer that be never thed drop
Of innocent blood, AID never struck q man bat
once and that vas fellow workman. lie sad
he always picked out a suitable place for opera
tons 10 TIE early pa-t ot the evening, some re
tired place or back street. and then EheE the
time f0- work came be would take of his coat
and iesve with It everything not Necessary to
use, IS for example, any previously obtained
uluuier. his shoes, and very often his revolver.
When be began his career Of crime, he re
gardei il as q very dangerous thing TO enter
sleepinr room, and said be was afraid TO do it (;
that nc money would have tempted him 70 run the
risk Upon his return from his years absence
af er his escape from the Concord officers, be vas
without 4 cent and desperate, and began 70 enter
tleeping apartments for the ready money and
and watches Of the occupants. At first he took
tilyer spoons, but on considering the matter,
concluded that in mos; instances they were
heirlooms, and on that Eccount valued more
highly by their owners than ten times their
let them alone.
On its being suggested to Sanb0rn that Mrs.
Proctor Of PUNISHABLE, thought she was awakened
BY the light shining into her face, he smiled and
said be thought 50 TOO. He ssid bird in q
cage gave him great deal Of trouble at Mrs.
Proctor's by fuuering every time the light
struck It. Dogs be considered Of not much sc-
count, if person were only perfectly silent IN
his movements Generally, however, he avoided
visiting houses where be knew they had dog.
On one occasion he wss put to his wits end by \
dog standing At his masters bedside, but throw
ing the light Of his lsntern into the face Of the
astonished brute, he quietly retreated under the
bed, and remained silent while Sanborn flushed
his work.
On being inquired Of, he said there were many
laughable incidents connected with his various
burglaIies. and be had seriously entertained the
idea Of writing to the Boston Journal 10 in
vite an offer for letters to he written by himself
describing his Jobs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

A H.rri,oa County lIalisla) girl, l'''
Elizabeth. knocked her l,her doWa T-.h I'D
inr-uin, and in turn vas choked by her AZ.
until her tongue hung ont Of her mouth 81
a short time mother sni daughter re'5'--'
and pitched into the oit gentleman WIN ..
iug-pin snd table forks. nearly ruininS
with the latter. The daughter then .l'5" -.
the dishes out Of the wintos, aud rai'si 20
ticulsr Jerusalem.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

Ia tae New Orleans PicayuHe, during the
yesr 1871. appeared the folloEing advertisement
profxel by the usual cut representing a run
awsy slave:
on the I'D November last, the negro boy, Oscar
Dunn, an apprentice to the plastering trade. He
is of griie color, between 20 and q years Of age,
and about FIVE feet ten or eleven inches high.
All persons are cautioned not TO hsrbor said
boy, under penalty Of the law. WLsos & Par
TEssoS, corner St. John and Common street,. -
The negro boy Oscar Dunn is now Lieutenant
Governor Of Louisiana.
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CCngress will soon be in session again. The
Senate Finance Committee is already engaged in
considering the syf Of reducing taxation to the
extent Of at least fifty miIioua. The House
committees are yet to be appointed. the main in-
terest centering in the Ways AID Means. Speak
er Blaine generally displays sound Judgment.
and can be trusted to make good selection.
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The Supreme Court Of Illinois has refused TO
admit Mss Alta Hulett, a lsw student TO tne
h,r IN sccnunt Of her sex.

4 Dartmouth College freshman ssys one mign'
as well atteup; to plow the Rocky Mountains
with yesrling heller hitehed to a el'pooard as
to make favorable Impression on the hearts O.
the Young ladies' Of Lebanon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

Baron Anderson, learned, gentle and gooi'
could make puns, and had much droiiery'
iurym.n oncs ssil be was deaf il one ear
"weH then faid Anderson, ''You make cave
the box. for it is Necessary ihat iaryneu should
hear both side"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

Newfoundland has once more voted sgsinst
entering the confederation Of the New Dominion.
This is not surprising Newfoundland has
nothing whatever in common with the inland
provinces
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

The National Republican Committee meet at
Washington January ll,h. TO decide when and
where the National Convention shsl be held
Nj Greeley aal Others favor New York now
that Chicago is olt Of tie question. sul a.ato
that as New York is Republican there ia no rea-
son why the convention should not he held
there a Washington special says the oonven-
ton will probably be called Go meet IN New York
the last week IN May. But there viii doubtless
be considerable pressure for Boston and for Gin
cinnsti, in the committee. and We do rot believe
anybody can tell now, what the fnsl decision
Of the committee viii be-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

ofthe woman question, lady says n
communication TO the Des Moines Register
.. You msy look at this matter in Whatever iis1t
Won will. but simmer it down, and !, i hut
Quarrel with the Almighty that We are not @H
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

RAILROAD ExTESsIoy.-LEAsE OF THE Nav
LONDON RAILROAD ~ THE VERMONT CENTRAL.
The Vermont Central Railroad Company has
leased the New London and Northern Railroad
from New London 20 CIRCUITS Corner, near Green
field, for which the Central pay S2i0,O0O per
snnum. This gives the Vermont Central New
York connection. The lease includes the three
boats running from New London to New York,
which are owned by The company. This is the
accomplishment Of an object that Gov. Smith
hAs for some time lsbored to bring about. 1t
makes New York connection with the North
err Pacific Railroad by boat and rail-by boat
! from Duluth to Ogdensburg. by rail from Og-
I densburg to New London, and thence By boat to
/ New York This line will be used for trans
porting grain and hesvy freight to and from the
extreme Northwest We understand that Hon.
! G. A Merrill, the capable superintendent Of the
New London road, will remsin in charge Of it,
under the new arrangement.
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Review Of the Wee.

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Important scientific results sre anticipated
from the deep sea soundings which Ar- Asas'-l
is TO usSe on the voyage Of the lev iron steam
revenue cutter. that about TO sal TO Cali'r0'''
f,r service on the Pacific coss:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

An exchange ssys The reported explosion
Of Sophomore st Harvard College il in'or-
rect We are glad 20 hear it. Had X really
occurred. it would have been chrouiolei' We
suppose. under The heaio d" boy l=T explosion W
However. the journal probably meant nothing
worse than expulsion
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The Norwich -4iverfissr considers Pluri-
bus Unum good nsns for the son Of Nor
mon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

The Troy Times spins the following yarn E;
A day or two since as the noble Ransom, one Of
the oblgiug ticket agents Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company Al tie depot, was sitting in
his offce engaged in his vocation, son Of the
Emerald Isle entered the depot leading COW,
which he marched squarely up to the window Of
the ticket Office. Ransom looked st the COW,
and the COW looked a; Ransom. D." want
ticket for myself and this coo 10 Rutland, " said
the owner Of the coz. Rams informed the man
this, he wasn't selling tickets to Rutland, znd
sent the - COO - TO the Saratoga Office, where
the same scene was repeated. It WAS very iu-
dicrous, and the depot boys hAvn'f got over
their enjoyment of it yet.
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VERMONT NEWS.


VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.
The .4u.ograph and RemaTker says that the
first Newspaper ever started in Vermont was AZ
Westminster IN 178s, by SpoOner Green un-
der the title Of Vermoat Ga=efe.
Mrs. Sarah Clifford, Of Huntington, was seri-
ously injured by her husband throwing her out
Of the house into the door yard, and thence
into the road, her back being ne srly broken.
She could not get up, aud the hired maids car
riei her into the house CO bed, which she has
not been of since.
Van Vliet & Hsll, OF WeybridgecOntinue their
improvements shout their gristmill. Their
cider mill IS having good run Of custom not
Eithsianding the fact that Pliny White G. 7.
lodge, ike Daniel Webster, " still lives
The Free VIII Baptists in Starksboro are hsv-
ing great revival. 10 having recently professed
religion, Of whom 50 have been baptized.
Leicester Lodge Of Good Templsrs have ps-
per edited By members Of the lodge.
The Adiison railroad has been accepted Of the
contractors, and the road divided into four sec
tons with section hands already ST work
Messrs. Dunshee and Barnes Of Bristol
shipped a ton Il butter to market on Iuesiay
The church 81 Granville has been lstsly raised
and & town hall constructed in the basement.
Some Of the citizens OF the village are subscrib-
ing funds toward the purchase Of p bell for the
building.
The Weybriiee yiusge bridges have lately
been improved By new covering Of shingles and
steps sre being taken to provide them with
light
The Shoreham Cheese faetory has been su,cess-
fully conducted during the past season. by Mr..
r. C. Cook They have male one hunirel snd
fifteen THOUSAND pounds Of cheese Of the best
quality
A little son Of Apoilos Munger Of Leicester,
aged atout ten years, had bis srm broken on
Sunday the 5tn INST, by being struck ny = barn
door swinging IL the wind.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Frank Told and Levi Boyd. young men Of
Reads5ora' walked 10 North Aisms. Mass, on
Friday, zui separated on their returl, vhen
within o few miles Of home, tLs former
taking an obscure rosi, uVou which ht
lfs.ess body vas found On Saturday There were
no marks Of violence ou his person. sni the IN
preston prevails that be expired while 10 or.
he leaves wife AMI tive children
This from the RrH1sr; The VINEGAR 3.rers
arrangement for newspaper Cutsl-es is mighty
handy on enc scc1uut; if We wish 10 clt our an
item from the inside Of one o. them We DO not
need 90 fear spelling anything Wti-l we may
want on the outs ie. t1r We have j. -oro just
sucn outs.ies on our table every wee. Handy
isn't
T.. largest shaw mandatory -a this c1aa-
try is AZ Bennington.
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The subcommittee for the investigation Of
Ku-Klux outrsges, returned to Washington last
week Il was IL session twenty days at Atlanta,
Ga, and four a; Jacksonville, Florida. Nest Of
the evidence st Atlanta came from those who
had suffered from visits Of tie Khan. and showed
state Of Sf.irs hardly less deplorable than
that OF the South Carolina counties. in which
the hsbeas corpus is Suspended. Ben Hill, the
well-known politician, expressed the opinion
that Toombs, Stevens and ether leaders, were &C
tusly eDdesvoFing to arouse the people Of
Georgia to another open rebellion. Thirty-three
witnesses testified st Jacksonville. stating that
the Ku Klux order, under the guise Of demo
cratic clubs exists in every county in the State,
having at its command 8 secret service bureau
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-11-24

Riahlsl B. Connolly hiss finally given up
even his nominal heldaaipoi the Comptroller
ofaoe at New York, and Mayor Hall has a9-
pointed Andrew r. Green, who las tecn setting
Comptroller for iome tine, In bis stead The
appointment is considered evidence tia, Aayor
Hal has resolved tg surrender TO tie reform
movement. This theory is strengthened BY the
fac; that lie has appointed Henry G. s;s55ius' .
member Of The Committee Of Seventy, PA7S
Commissioner. TO fll one Of the 7acsncies caused
by the resignation Of Sweeney and Hilton.