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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

We have been requested to publish tie follow
/ ing letter, cent to the Tribune, but suppressed
/ by that jjurnL:
RuPERT, Vt, July 4, 1872
| Publishers Tribune:
GEMS: l renewed my subscription to your
1 Dai}y Tribune sbout the frat OF March, 1872.
an pad you years subscription in ADVANCE
About the time Of the nomination Of Horace
Greeley at Cincinnati, wrote you that your
paper had ceased to represent my views on polit-
ic.l subjects, and that you would confer favor
On me If YOU would transfer my subscription to
the New York Times. To this letter you paid
no attention. have roa sold out the bslsuco
Of my sutfcIiption st a hesyy discount TO the
gentleman vhcse noiice [ inclose, AMI would
Ike 10 have sou transfer my subscription TO
him, IS matter Of convenience 70 ne. Should
you decline Tie proposal, he authorizes ne to
Instruct You TO discontinue his subscription At
lie expiration.
| am heartily sorry that Horace ever osught
Sat Presidential fever which he has 50 graph
cAlly described in his Montreal speech. lts
ELECTS upon him 50 wildly portrayed therein,
remind me Of the companion Of : certain
travelling temperance lecturer lie was re-
formed ineoria,e, whore duty it was st the close
q the regular lecture TO relate Biz experience.
But one evening bad Shiskey got tie beitsr Of
him, and wien called upon for his accustomed
zleech, he staggered forward sud held forth in
rather unexpected manner, My friend here
(lic) has been tci,ing you (hic) this eveuing Of
tie terrible eG1cts Il iniemrcrSnce (hio) Whist
he ssys, is true, (h:c,) if you don't believe it,
look at zee, thic,) ami zee 4 most frighall ez-
ample"
What pity that fCue modern political Jenrer
could not have discovered some successful mode
Of yaccins;ing for the dise.se, and thus have
fsycd Webster. Chase, Lewis Csss, aud last,
though not lesst, our long reyerel and much
sdored-Elorscc. Well, peace to his ashes We
have heartily grieved over his fall into the vcrs-
cious jaws Of th't fatal mslsiy, and shSi. try
and remember only The good things he has done,
charging lis l.-t astounding, double action.
bsck-hsndel somersault into the lap Of the Tam
many Democracy, TO the ds.irium OF thSt terri
lie Presidential fever which he has evidently
DREADED 80 long
AGec.i5I2tely you-s.
j. T. GUILD, Il D.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

A Washington special says = number OF Wee
tern delegates who LETT Baltimore s0er the e,ec-
tioa Of Schell over Mccormack are bitter in their
condemnation of toe rejection made. Schell
wss understood 20 he tie candidate or lie new
Tsmm.ny aud sly Of the old, sad On this SC
count vas very objectionable to the West sad
South, bat IL fpite Of all exposition Tamuany
forced him through and be stands Installed 81
the head Of the democratic organization Of the
country. = delegate no, satisfied with Greeley
tel!s the story that to-day he heard Governor
Hoffman, James Brooks, ClasLt5n Potter and
Samuel Randall each declare thsr ,he nonius-
ton Of Greeley wss by nc means What they
wanted, bur they we're driven 70 take il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The retirement of Belmont from the chairman
ship Of TIE National Democratic Committee 10
considered l serious blow to the Greeley cause.
The opinion ia expressed that Beincat's Teti:e-
meus indicates ear Of the effect Of Grteley's
election en- fnanetf, and will csuie many fnan-
cisl men who have thus far teen doubtful to give
their influence for Grsa;. j New York special
s.yt ,eyer&l Wall street men, hitherto on the
Greeley ,ide, hsve declared for Grant, and the
Indications are that many VIII do likewise.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

It hiss been stated that the receipts cf The
PeAce jubilee fall 1hort Of the expenditures the
large sum Of $1,000 but the Boston IrareI-
Ter is oertsin thGt the lo,s is not 20 great.
g The entire scheme Of the executive commit
tee 1sys tbs; paper, "has net Jet been fully
carried out bat when carried cut We have 10
doubt that it Will he found that the statement
made in tie Trcre9er Of Thursdsy last, Inst
the guarantee fsni will not he called upon TO
make up shy deficit, and that quite handsome
sum will accrue to Mr.. Gilmore for hiS pers-rt-
ent ard unrclash cforts 90 further this great
work will prove correct"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

SINKING ToGETuER.-The uu-.i VICE. ~
Horace Gree and the Dem-cJ.lic Party 'ls
chief theme Of the day. Both sauk together
Could 1t ever EEye been believed thar Itl'-
cratic Convention would nominate h.s-a H'
publican Tie unioa rgn Of tais neigl51rl2oi
honor the Greeley OF formerly, bit for che
nominee Of Baltimore they can oaiy feel con-
tempt. In sdiit0a 10 this is the iuiignsti5'
iusepara0ie from such Al sction o. detection an
tIeachery. | saw workingmsn standing ~
the bulletin which announced the n0min-uc-,
sad bis feelings we're vea;ed in Worls IKE these.
IS IDs;eai Of Brown for Vice Presiien, they should
have nominated JeI D,gis." Dir. Gres.5y's
bed conduct viii awaken IN Sdgerse erthgsissm
which he msy tremble 70 meet His Cd sssc-
eit.es in patriotic politics viii make him feel their
Indignation. lie hss gone out Of his old ssrocis-
tons bearing the BRAID Of leper, and this he
will fee burning deeper and deeper until the
end There are those whe mourn in simple snd
uaassaIning grief like one who wept over Abss-
lon, and they can exclsim. - Oh, Greeley, Gree
ley, re could hzve died for thee 20 1t il too
late now, however to weep. To pun,h the
recFesnt, rs well as to mourn for him. is the i'm
pulse Of .l true Repubii-anS--N /. Cor.
Troy Tines.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

Alta Democratic meeting out West young
Irish politician was urged to make speech in
favor of Greeley, on the ground that a straight
nomination could have no hope of success. But
Pat couldn't ice wherein Greeley promised any
better, inasmuch as the Republicans Of the town
were unit for Grant "B But at the East, Pat,
the Republicans are unitin on CRAZY" urged
one Of his neighbors. Begorrs,'' retorted Pat,
Is he mounted the stand, 4" it's always . good
way off ye have TO go to foind the Republicans
who won't vote for Gineral Grant I'm thinking
they are SO disilirh far of that they'll never git
to the elickshun. Ye talk about CRAZY splitting
the Republican PARTLY, but he has hardly
knocked goOd-sized chip of it. an if it's CO.
operation ye want Je'n find two Dimmikrsu will
cooperate to elicit Grant where one Republican
tries to bate him. Pat was not asked to speak
for Greeley again. Indeed, the meeting broke
up in true DOrny brook Fair style.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Greeley managers claim the Irish vote for
Greeley. The claim is not warranted. Even in
New York city, many prominent Irishmen re-
puliate the sage. Among others, Col. O'Beirne,
Msjor Hanley and Michael scsnlon, formerly
editor Of the ris5-ReYu5licea, have declared
for Grant, and will stump the country for him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The New York Times is engaged il the very
lsudable movement to provide excursions for
poor children Of that city A fund Of ever $500
has already been raised, and the FIRE. excursion
is to come of en- Thursdsy, when 400 children
from the Five Points House Of Industry and that
neighborhood 60 to Rockagsy Beach 600 more
have picnic On Saturday, and other excursions
are TO follow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The attitude Of the PennrylvAnia Democracy
grows no more encouraging 70 III. Greeley. Ia
the face Of MS certain nomination, nearly hSlf
of the delegation : Baltimore voted against MIN.
OF the Democrats p,peis in the State, but two
have urged his nomination, while f!ty-three
have earn cstly protested agsiL,t his endorse
ment, AMI ten positively assert they will not
tupport him, though nominated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

ltis noticeable that many Ct Mr. Greeley
supporters who have characters to maintSin
speak Of him personally in tone Of derision
which it is astounding that men should use Of 5
candidate for whom they propose to vote for
President. wen sing hin through, though
# it kills US says Governor Vance, and that i.
the almost universal tone. He gives his faith 70
those vino fswn upon him to use him, says Nj.
Samuel Bowles, in the interval Of cheering f5r
"honest cd Horace" "Some Of the wor,t men
in the country have d0nned white hats, and are
hurrahing Justify for Greeley remark. the
same gentleman, intent upon "reform' and
purity Of administration. at lie true, also.
within our own knowledge. -, ,ys the Cincinnati
Commercial, which warmly supports Mr. Gree
leg, that some Of the worst men in this CON-
munity, thote who have lived and fstterei upon
public pluuder, AMI are notorious fchemers to
empty the pockets Of the many into the hInd1 Of
the few, are Greeley men......Ani Boss Tweed is
aGreeley man. The Commercial, however,
does net agree with its ally, Mr.. Bowles, thst
Mr Greeley will be controlled by the bosses But
could any thing be more comicSl than The grsye
asertion hat reform is in the lessi degree prob
able from tie party which attracts such ele-
ments
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

PETER CoorEn's EsTIMATE OF GREELEY.--
Here is Peter Cooper estimate Of Horsce Gree
ley " Greeley, Oh. no (Wi,h laugh) csn-
not 60 Greeley. Poor, dear oil Horace coed a
man as tyer lived, but not f; to alminilter goT-
ernnent bless you, NO; belieyes in everybody
and ey,ry new idea it's = mistake putting hin
forward" The mistake will be discovered next
Noveubcr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Worcester (Mlst.) Spy ssyt, " Greeley's
ching, is too m.nifest to be denied, and too rep
reheasi5le to be excused. His apostscy cannot
be matched by anything ike it in our political
hittory'' Yet the man who does this set is put
forward as the eIemplar ofpurit5 and the cham
pion Of honesty ond reform.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

A number Of mi.kei me1 attacked the resi-
dence Of colorei mail agent =, Terre Hsute
Ind, On Saturday night, while he Was absent
attending to his duties They drove hil family
from the house. snl destroyed most Of his house.
hold furniture aud goods. No cause can be as
tignel, except that the negro hoIis s position in
the mail service
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Montreal JTitness says: /" So far rs Se
can judge, it would be mirfOrtune to America
herself, as well az for ether countriet, for Mr..
Greeley to be elected Were the old Democratic
psrty to be thus reh.bilitsted in power, the
country would be thrown back decsde."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

STATE TRIAL OF MowIYG MACHINES AND
HAVING INrLbIEsTs-Thc State trial Of now
ing machines and hay implements, after four
d:ys' close contest and severe tests between
twenty different machines, concluded at Rut-
land on Friday. The beat Of feeling prevailed
between all parties, yet spirited exertiOns we're
made on all rides. The committee on moving
machines have not yet made their awards
The committee or hay horse rakes award a
gold medal to the Hollingsworth rake, silver
medal to the We.comb rake, bronze medal to
Nye's improved Bay State, and diploma to
the new model Bay State. A gold medal was
awarded to Billiards. hay teiier. Great interest
is felt in the result of the trial in all sections
Of the country
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

4 salu.e vas fred on the Staten Island thore
in honor of the Democratic nomination.
kind-heSrted Irishwomxn hearing the guns,
said There they go agsin trying t 0 bring
up another dead BODY The woman vas right
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

" MIRA Murphy ,aid lady to friend,
"plst 90 ye think o the nation o Horace
Greeley p " We'll, Mrs. Mccarthy" said the
ether lady, 9" FOR my own part I'm in favor Of
any President that'n tske the income tax of o
Thiskey.'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The unplesfAntness in Vermont over the CUB
ernaiotial question is not quite over yet, it
would seem. The Woodstock Standard virtual
y calls MIR. Converse hoAry-hesisi, tricky,
Misunderstanding Old Office seeker. The St, Adams
Messenger retorts that TIL, is the 'hoEl Of dis-
appointment - snd the ''sngry snarliug Of re-
venge" Also that trisksry " ia IS far from
julius Converse as Cslifornis from Vermont"
We submit TO the brethren that this is not the
way to roll up an overwhelming majority for
Gen. Grant Springfield Republican,
True enough. whoever ssys il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
advertise for the construction Of the New York
and Csnsd, railroad from Whitehall to Port
Henry, thir;y-eight mile, along the west side
If Lake Ch,mrlsin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Republican ratification meeting At Port
land, on Friday evening, wks glorious success
Dr. Geo B. Loring and Senator Lot NJ. Morrill,
were the chief speakers The Republicans Of
Maine are confien: of routing and easy
victory in September.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The members Of tic iemlorsJ.; aaii-usl con-
mittee in Wsshi1gt5n, according 20 q desr2tch
to the Er,lisy Post, sre greatly dis's-is-
fei with that part Of Mr. Grceley's New York
speech where he saii lie was AZ much of Iepub-
lean IS he ever vss. Tie they Iessrl Is very
indisereet, and calculated 20 irjrrs HIN with the
democrats; while lis additional declaration, that
be considered then to lie 81, much democrats IS
ever will injure him with the -eFub.i-ant The
speech Of Mr. B. Cra'z Brorn st New Hsyen the
members oftAs committee consider TO be IS Ger
tain to 10 great harm, on account q the parallel
it suggests with e Pres.aon, Joau,an's eeorts
while ".wiagi1s around tire circle, and at his
Inauguration Tresch. Tie private opinion il
the committee is Understood to be tba; both
Greeley AMI BroTa hal better lie kept g. silent
IS possible during tae campaign.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Slater which will hold elections previous
70 TIE presidential contest in November are as
follows: North Carolina, August /; Kentucky,
Montana snl Utah, August .; New Mexico,
September / ; C.liforniz, September >; Vermont,
September 3; Maine, September .; Colorado
Territory. September 10; Dakota, Indiana, lows,
Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvsais and District Of
Columbia, October S; South Carolina, October
&c; West Virginia. October a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

Horace Greeley says that lightning rods
should be planted on the building in the sun.
The vines are more thrifty and suffer less from
exposure TO heavy winds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Republican State Committee organised
Monday By the choice of Gen. Geo. W. Grsndey,
of Vergennes as Chairman, sai Dr. George
Nichols, of Mortified, as Secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Crown Point and BridpOrt Farmers and
Mechanics Association will hold their eighth
annual Fair At Crown Point, N. Y, Tuesisy
and Wednesday. September 1lth and l2th,
1870
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

Think Of the Baltimore roughs who stoned the
NJ ssschuse,.s regiment, when it marched
through their city. cheering on Wednesday
lu,tilr for Horsce Greeley
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The music st the Baltimore Convention wss
quite appropriate TO that gathering, which cou-
tanned 20 many ex-rebels The principal sirf
performed were Dixie and "AIy Marylinl'
Lou gels, suoh as the boys in blue" used to
heAr when the rebels advanced during the Wat.
greeted those souvenirs Of the confederScy. but
the ''Stsr Spsngel Banner" received little ap-
plagse beyond the repoEters' benches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

TIE d.ss greenc1. or de jury it .he csse Of
Stokes surprises n5le who hs,e vz'1lel tie
trial Several facts served strongly to hep ,Ae
defence. No long premeiitstion On the part Of
Stokes WIS shown. There VISA 10 evidence thst
he expected to meet Sick At tho hotel-muoh
less, that he had pursued him there. It vLs
shown, On the other hsrj. ihs; FIX hal inside
threats Of rail-o.ding Stokes 10 State prisoa--S
threat to which his character snd repu;e gave
sinister significance. Then the physicians we're
involved il middle over TIE treatment Ct Fisk,
and though the belief may have been general
that the wound wss fa.sl ifom the Err:,
there WAS stiH a conflict OF testinoDy,
some Of the doctors claiming that Fix died
from the efects Of the narcotics Administered.
1t il stated that all twelve jurors we're Of o!in-
ion that Stokes never went to the Grand Cen
trial Hotel with the p-emelitatel dcsigu Of kill
ing Fax. The seven jurors who we're for muir
der believed that when S.okes met Fix CT the
stair, il moment he formed in his mind The
design Of killing F..k, AID ;ha, THE second Was
sufficient time for generalization. The other
jurors stou:iy msirtainel that Stokes pulled his
pistol in the heat Of passion, being stirred to
frenzy by the sight Of Fisk, and that his crime
war only msn,lsughter in the third degree. Il
lie the opinion Of several iurora that if they had
been allowed 20 bring in verdict in the second |
degree, or nsn,l,ughter in one Of the highest de-
grees, they would have Srrived 81 = verdict
but this wss not sllcwe1 them, a. the judge /
charged them they should either find & verdict Of
murder in the first degree, granddaughter in the /
third degree, or an acquit;sl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The Democrats al Baltimore have f3ilowel the
Uorlf's alvice sai put hook in Greeley's
nose" That paper now supports him, though
in feeble Tay. Il believes to- implicitly in its
statement made few days ago, viz that Gree
lcy's nomination would repel ten Democrats
where it would attract one Republican, to take
W the cuigeli in his behalf with much courage
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

The new Illinois temperance law is not likely
to fall through, CT fail Of adequate enforcement
through the apathy Of public sentiment. A
large and enthusiastic public meeting wac held
in Chicago on Monday evening, and measures
taken to r'ise funds and complete organizations
for pulling the law to the utnost. The better
cass Of the community throughout the State are
arOused to the necessity Of prompt action, and
are determined to zee the law enforced The re-
suits are becoming already apparent. and gen.
eral uncertainty and indecisiOn prevails among
liquor dealers,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

A gentleman residing in Troy, \. Y, who
has been q subscriber to the New York Tribune
az nan, Thursday, when be ssw the emblem Of
the clsspei h.nds in tia; paper, directed his
newsnan to discontinue Teuding it. He hse no
wish to clasp hand. across the bloody chasm, -
Tribune fashion, for he believes that the dirtiest
hands being the largest will grasp End contain
mate everything.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19

Senator Carpenter said il his speech, inst he
had never found 1ecaa, man with Ices than
four.inches Of Whi,key in his stomach, who would
undertake to point GU: definitely single instance
in which President Grant has proved unf.ithful
10 the principles Of the republican party; and
the Senator's reiterated challenge to the Greeley
men TO mention Al instance in which Grant had
proved recresat, found no response.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19
IN An EVIL HOUR
DEMOCRACY TEMPTED HIM,
AND He
DIED ITS DEBTOR.

MIR. Greeley has always denounced the Demo-
cratic pAyty Sc utterly deprsvei and polluted.
He has described it as made up Of the wort.
elements in the country, and a. SO rotten
through sui through that nothing good could
possibly come out Of it.
Thus he asserted short time sinca that ''the
brain, the hesrt, the soul of the present Demo-
cratic party is the rebel element Of the South,
with its Northern allies and ,ymp.;hizsrs. 1t is
rebel II the core to dsy." Similar in purport
WAS his decls stion that purely selfish in
ierert attaches the lewd, rufE4nly. criminal and
dangerous c!ssses to the Democratic party" II
Mr. Greeley believed these and the hundred
other things Of siuilar import which he has
spoken Of that party, bic repugn.nce to it must
have been based not merely upon political res-
sons which may change with time, but upon
morsl grounds which cannot change If what
he has said is tue, the Democratic party, no
matter what its professions, ia worthy only Of
contempt. he was sincere, he cannot co-ope-
rate with that party AID reusin an honest man
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-07-19


NORWICH UsIvEasITT.-The exercises con-
nected with the thiTty-eghth Commencement Of
the Norwich University at Mortified, July Z,
was the annual bsccSlaurezte sermon to the
graduating clsss By the president Of the institu-
ton, Rev. Malcolm Douglass, D. D. Friday was
Commencement day. The military exercises,
including the review and firing salute, took
place on the parade ground at nine O'Clock. The
cadets did justice both to themselves and to their
Instructor in military tcience, Captain Chsrles
A. Curtis of the United States army. proce,-
sion WAS formed ct eleven O'Clock of the cadets,
the trustee, Of the University and friends, which,
headed by the band, r.rched to ST. Msry's
Church, where the following programme WEE
gone through with
Trayer by the chaplain, Rev. Mr. SWEET.
|. Oration, q College Life by Cadet Lieutenant
Stephen Henderson Campbell, Of Woodstock;
Clement, Of Rutland.
3 Grafton, The Irfuenco Of Modern Arms upon
Stedman. Of Lawrence, MSS.
Oratien, " The necessity OF combining relis-
ious with intellectual culture" by Cadet Lieuten-
ant James Wheeler SWEET. Afjutant } Of Fairfax.
3. Grafton, American Enterprise. by Cadet
Lieutenant Samuel Dinick Conant, Of rhetiord
Grafton, " Memory by CABOT Lieutenant
Charles 6reeuleaf Griffith, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
:. Grafton. " Education the Condition Of National
Strength" by CaGet Captain Francis ZenO Kim
ball, gold medalistD o. Mortified.
Excused.
Honorary degrees we're bestowed upon the fol-
lowing gentlemen B. s., G. C. Proctor C. E.,
J. E. Bachelor A. NJ, Csptsin E. Williams,
U. s. A. Professor Charles Dale and D. D. Kel-
ton, U. S. i.
The address before the trustees was delivered
by Thomas ]. L..er, Esq.. editor of the Clare
mont On. H.) Eagle. Mr.. LSsier in open
ing paid handsome and glowing tribute to a
former president of the University when it was
located at Norsich. tie Rev. Edward Barnes,
IL D., referring to him as san excellent teacher,
. ripe scholar and happy disciphnSrisn," and
claimed that the university owed its present ex-
is;snce to- his self denial and personal will. Mr.
Lesier chose as his subject q general, although
brief history Of - Liberty tracing it through
the ancient nations, dwelling upon the sutierings
and trials of those in Greece and Rome, whe
through many years were trying to attain this
principle. Then followed brief mention of the |
history Of liberty in modern Europe and the
continental nations and especially as they hlvo |
had bearing on personal freedom in America.