The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-27

Mt great cost to the Government, which in
many instances are useless those to whom
they are sent do not read them no docu
ments unless small number for public
libraries, should be printed until those who
want them arc willing 10 pay the actual
cost Of printing and transmission through
the mails circular containing II list of
documents printed, with their cost, should
be sent to every post Office in the United
States, to be posted in conspicuous place,
nd then let those who want them order and
pay for them, and not compel the whole
body Of the people TO pay for documents
that only go to Onetenth or onc-hundrcdth
of them why should fourteen farmers he
taxed for the printing Of and the postage on
documents sent to the fifteenth man Con-
grcssmcn can send 20 few individuals in
their districts, whom they have selected to
show their preference for valuable public
documents. valuable presents. but at the
expense OF all their constituents. The
honorable gentleman said there was no
justice no equity, no good sense in such a
distribution, and lie was in favor Of proyid
ing that all documents printed at the public
expense should he sent only to those who
want them and ac willing to pay for them.
There Is good, appreciate logic in this.
Many times men receive documents they
care nothing for ; The waste basket is the
convenient receptacle for them; while 10
others they would be Invaluable.
There i Il proposition To place Il tax ON
,o, anil cnfrcn This would fall heavily
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and looks like small business Let Con
rrc.s devise some wiser ucthol nr creating
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become almost ihuiNp'h-''He '"thc ''hpfih@
classes. Let them AN Injuries, bat let
ncco..ori., alone ,r when the renple'>
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heard ana ter ~ inns matter.
The Congrcgltiuunl Society uf Washing
ton are naupv in the pn,.e,,lun of a fine
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"ihih I's sacred WH'iS on" "i !Ne laisc !
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when cluster choii oil twenty singers :
/ aug pccuilarly happy IN 'hcir pastor VINO
( hclcVcs III pralsihg hpu Wllh heart ana
/ cymbal ana trumpet Wh" believes lha'
proper 'chllla'ion ana good music are me
necessary auJuncts 10 g0ou preaching ana
mat Wheh the orgahlst ana Jahltor 60 thcif
/ Wholc dut' lhcy rank next 10 the preacher
/ iil!nscii III prouuci ~ thal harmony Whlch
/ Is eNcmpl'hcu ny an interested speaker ana
an interested auaicncc. Ap0vc ihcdiun'
SIC. dark eycu, biack naled, win long sidc
Whiskeis on inc same vDoh nue., ne STANDS III
/ 'hc puiplt an cmDouiihchl OF CONSCIOUS
strength oil nervous determination ana or
Sani"atloh lhch Il man saturday
nrlng the anniversary ol Inc landIhg OF INC
Pisrlm Fathers, on sunday Dr. Eankin
selected ms 'cXt WIN special reference &c
tnat event. ne sermon was necessarily
somewhat OF historical character. ana rs
ne proved c"nciuSiVeiN mat me 'ilgrin
Fathers ana me furltalls were entirely
separate and distinct, thus correcting q
popular error, 1t was exceedingly good tt
hear, Tor never dld THINK much OF those
big0'ed 1agots OF So-calicd pictyWho pcrSc,
cuted QualierS and hung witches, while
could not hclp admillnS the plymouth
heroes.
Ms long agoas ioo2 there were those IN The
Established Church OF England who dissent
a., rom ''l1 n".t''neJ 'a. ioi,s.o01 Poi'l
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a' Meic N"" !, as 'I",'.'I.|' "o'n'IiE
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,r,nivol into q cLurch rallinr thon,cnl te,
SCparlstS, ana finally He'd to llOllAnd-ilcl