Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-20

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mont Central, under permission Of the Court, are
about to Issue new Loan OF 5000 600 The
Vermont Central frst uor. gage bonds snl the
Vermont snl Canals stock take thc chances Of
the new bonds. This new issae Affects uafsvor-
ably, therefore, these oil secuFitiss, though, we
think, unnecessarily aud only temporarily.
But the esrniDgs Of the read are 20 large that
tleFe can lie 10 reasonable doubt Of its entire
ability 70 meet the payment Of It's Interest. Be
si1sa, the incresse Of business is 20 constant and
rapid, tkst not Only will the Vermont Central be
able TO meet the sGiilonal expenses incurred by
tie rev leases, but will soon be compelled to
doub-e its capacity f1r traffic. The Day is not
distant when il viii be matter Ct necessity for
Boston to advance the means 70 complete
double track over the Central to O-iensbure
Il her capitalists are ssgscious, they vii never
allow the Vermont Central to fall into the
hsnis Of a oeTt2in New York Pol, - but
wIll make it permanently tributary to her own
growth --N1afpe!ilr Journal.
Our ISDI1s PoLICT The recent out-ases Of
the In4isns viii evidently Eecessitate change
in the Indian Policy Of the government. The
following frcn the Washington Repg5licaa it is
said reflects the se1tiasu.s Of the Administration
:. this tias;
The time f1r action on The part Of the Govern
msnt has about arrived, and those Indians who
have been invited to accept the Give branch Of
/ peace, and hsve refused, Will hs taught that
| the strong arm OF the Govgromcnt will reach the
/ very last scogElrci Of then all who may have
/ been implicated in the ls.e outrsgss The
/ patience OF the President IL veil nigh exh&uttei.
and the late oatrsges have been 60 severely
/ commented on by The presa throughout the
country that cur citizans ere prepsred for the
/ u0st stringent enforcement Of law tnd order
/ even At the csnnon'E mouth. 4 little East
/ Inlis justice would be useful At this time, and
whether the murie70us Wrstches are blosa from
/ the mouth of cannon or slaughtered in tic ieil
{ is Of little consequence 70 the world AZ lsrge.
CeTtsinly the interests Of civilization would not
suffer if the entire savage tribes were extssmiEs-
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NoRrHFRy NV ToBE.-A Aus; Of Oslo1s-
( burg, fell from lSide- while painting, last
week, and broke his len .rm below the elbsT.
His right arm wGs disabled BY rebel bullet,
during the war, 10 ths. be can only half straight
en- it Between the two wounds Mr.. i. fujs
it quite iueonvenisn. to DO suythinr.
ffirsm Rowen Of Malone, wss iciiced On
Weineslsy afternoon Of lsst week, tor bigsmy :;
brought ia,0 Court and sentenced THURSDAY
snd Friday was taken 20 DzuEemora. The story
circumstances that he vss given TIE lightest
punishment provided by lsE-one yeSr
The Mslone Palladium says Ms. Geo. Her
rick CT Fort Coviugton, recently brought =
slander Huit .gSinst Mr. Z. G. Lang, Of the
ssme place. The case was tried at the Coart
held last week, and verdict Of $500 given.
Ez-Aliermsn Hatfield Of New York, h.s pur-
chased the United States Hotel property at Mas
sena Syringe, and is now making arrangements
to build first class hotel, TO be ready to open
on the 1st ofJuEe, 1878 His srchitect Is either
on the ground, or will be in few days. The
new hotel is to be built Of brick, contracts for
wh;5h have already been made. The house il
intended to furnish accommodation for GOO tC
500 guests. The grounds arc now being graded
and got resiy fer operations Alderman Hat
field came to Massena sn invalid, but received
so great benefit from the use Of its waters thai
he was easily induced to purchase the old ho;e
site, and prepare for the erection Of frat cl.s'
structure.
We want speakers Yes. and papers aud pala-