Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28
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Apr"Pn- "i financial par~t'ai- 6. The
speech ui q salorttl orator. a- rri..ff-.t
from the south, lev yrar- alter .hr war
Addressing large Gathering 81 his ava
race Just before an Alabama state rirrtl.n.
the got along very well on the Sari1u- issue
then under Discussion tiii ht- came t,, th-
subject OF finance. which hr wa> smHlo.-
of treating. a. il bad been an important
point in the address OF his " bite prr,isrr--
serS ON the stage, - he launched uut ~ e.,
lows - Den. hredren. der am ,i,. hn.nsial
question. Dat am : hury I;apuriaut que
tion. De question j. wheiier dr grreuhack-
be paid wild De bonds. ar whylcr ir l,1ni-
be paid wild lie greenhl,h, De Republicans
and dem are de i,!iers yc want for 60 vote
Wilde say de greenlnck~ must hr- pail
wild de bonds, while the Democrats
dem are the iellers ye want Tor 10 let alone
say de bonds must br paid wid Re grr-a-
backs. Wandering On in thi, strain it.r
halt-hnur, the orator paused. aud. ;ak,n.
a iive-dollar grccnhack from hi- pocket -
claimed - Dcre now. l'-r '~p'ainei al
dis matter satisfactory. but III jet bet liz
five dollars dat dar am Z one single iarsN IA
dis yer house jat understands any thing Tall
bout it.
The late Uenerai Humphrey Marshall
used TO remark in hali-ie>tins way tha, ~
thought 1t wasn't worth while Tor the De
mOcrat~ 10 get into power Yet awhile. lis
wanted the Republicans t. 20 ahead, pay
the national debt. get the treasury fall. ami
then step out Of the way and let the Demo
crats have full sweep. e The fact j., a" hr
said, we Democrats haven't had q chance
for years, and we are powerfully hungry I
don { want anything done 10 inIure the
credit Of the Government, and ! don't want
10 be bothered with economy aud the r,uhlr
Of paving debts. and ~ think it wuulG -
better 10 wait till We wdH I he hothrret by
considerations Of shat kind. ani can take
oar swing az the treasury with uurtn''4t-
rasSed minds.
The revised official return, ot tA, vote
for Governor Of Ohio show Allen exact
majority To be SI7. the aggregates being
Moves, 2l3. .s37 Allen. 3i4. COL. EYerY
other candidate on the Republican Stale
ticket is elected, the maioritie~ ranging
from IL for state Treasurer 70 .7.,l t"r
member OF the Board Of Puhii, " ork-
Robert Tuumh- ,ay~ he wonld -,fik- 4
bargain with the devil G., defeat ths Eepns
lican party. The devil and Robert r...i,t-
would make 4 strong team.
IL ha~ been noted a> worthy nf remark
that senators Howe and Carpenter .iii not
take part IN the W Wisconsin canvas, aud a.
i said 70 have been because t.uyeraur Wash
burn lid not believe it iudiciut- for them g..
do 80 after taking the back pay lt i,--
not appear tp nave made nurt did~r-h--
though
The Chicago Iaf.r- O..DH -Il- t't- ii>
after the election. we have met the rue.nJ
and we are theirs.
There ,,-. ~, .l-..ti.,,, -, T-,.,...,t,.. III
the lir.t Tn..,i,v in N,,,.,,ber m -.
tion does not come ,f' rim De .ru,l..r u
On thst d,f. it viii el.et St,f. Az -
n IegisIaturs ., .ho.,.e , ,ifet So
senator same tu,nd,pe,,s p, H.. .....,-,i.
tuition of the State are al-.,t. L.. .,..,sr,r-I
or rejected at thar ;if,,4
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dredging excursion IN c"uurcti"n Nttlt the
L. 5. Fisl commi~>i..n. tells fhu- !..r the
o,s,r :. ,,ao,,i.J
-,
ihs ocean i .5l hlied. IN" "ii' ifHii-
anu no"eiS' Ni'n Nesetahir, ant plant,
: u t77' 'ii'' ~
nlDaIS' anu each hearing ma srratrr or .r--
degree resemblance. either ia appearance
Or haoitS, 10 the creature or object above
water ina = hdned iDr way down m
,he uarK icpthS animal !ie uttif1-- rtsrD
men oi ground anu n" square loot si'",r
the surface can equal IN number "i variety
ot iormS the same space AZ The bottom Of the
sea Strange, odu, hoTrtnle creatures. with
none OF macy eye; Win -i'eckied hudie~,
ana long, shiny, eiInsins arms. changing
AZ once their ioriu and >ize 4. NIL. luG like
the genH OF the Arabian Tale. iruH 4
mere starting point extend the7n-r. .Ves al
most indefinitely IN size beiutiiul crer-
lures zoo, a. the anemone~ and dah'ia,, ~
lrrt riShtened anu iarred - "e >ee thea
IN the dredse' mere maN>eS "i PINK ~ par
pie desh, covered with tough skin. loft c"
themselves IN 4 cool, dark place they pro-
-rude nom an opening IN their '1dte-. eln~-
ierS vi gay colored and gracefully mu'in..