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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29

DIES uno spar b66lt peinli9es Q[nfleben
madels, begreift fi6 IeiGt. Mer aber
mei1t, oaB Dem bl0oiinntgcn Babnz
9lauben baonr6 ltGrfer Nbbrnb Ses
l1sbsn tperbe, befinbet ii1 in Srrtbunl.
9[n bieiem Wabnglauben prallen l1i6t
MIR ale Gernunftgrillbe, ionoern aud
ollie GbatIGhen mdGtloS ab. Der redbte
Spiritilt tpiro bur1 Gntbiiluugen, ME
bic Der Seattle Sing, 10 tpenig III letnem
9eiitereI0uben erlbilttert, tpte Der frorn@
me Spirit III Dem letnt9en ollr6 Die @tt>
beG,ulg Don Siinoen uub Serbre6en iei>
rler Yrielter. Sa, er b%eftnOet iih i'll Der
Sage jenes Ma%bnltrnigen, Der etnem Be-
luber be5 S%rrsnbaules auf Die Jroge
,parlIm ct bier lei, ru6l9 entgegnete:
,Meil i'd III Der W2inoritGt bin. SD
bate ndul[id Die gauge Welt fir perrildt
llno Die sanae Welt bGlt mid fir Der@
rudt; Die ganae WeIt bat aber oie Wtas
ioritdt uno 10 bin i'd, bier"
Sir unisre Ani6auung gehort, ME
gela9t. bet gauge 1ptrttIlll9e Sloo1tnn
t~Mr3lpeg in bas @ebiet Der SeeIrllfrant=
beiten. QIs iol1e betra0tet, ftnbet ct
feline Grll1rnn9 in elmer, man m0hte
1agen erobiinnllden 0teaction gegen Die
enTleBll0e 9fiIGternbeit nno 9eiitI9e
Seoe bsS vprottii6en" amsrifanii6en
Xsbens, D. b.. oes ldnDDen, Seiltloien
S6abers ulIo Der 0elol9neiDerei. Der
ielbe Drane unb Grteb, fem Denfs ullo
@mpftnbungs.pelen BON Der erpben unb
faDlsn ~Nltaeltbteit loS3ulolen, Der IN
9sut1bIano einerieitS Su religt0Iem
Wtplttcismus, anoererl eitS sur b01lten
@eraltullg Der WtetapbDltf gefiibrt BAT.
fubrt bel tiuem &otfe BON 10 rein MEDIA
uii6er YerltalDesbiiDune nie oos amsri>
taniitbe 81 Dem blO0iinniSen Oeilterslaus
ben. IS lit bicler 10 81 iagen reaIiltilNe
W%tetapppiif. - Auf ale Sale 9ebOrt er
au Den u~Ielerlei grl6eiuungen oes ameris
tanii9en @eiiteSlebens, tpeld)e ais @ar1
%nunSspfabte 9egen iene v&erameritas
nerung" ~aufgepflan3t gu leiu ideineu, gu
tOel6ef !6r. Nobsrt Gpliper Die 0entl9eu
IN 10 i~atbungspousn Soue ermabnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
@tttcIalterIi@es i'm 10. SaDr'
hMW0crt.

gu glatgne I'M 8erner -Sura
bat man Dem aItfatDolii9en Yfarz
rer iein 2rinftuaiier Dur9 Sau9e per-
9iftet. Die Brunnenpergiftung,
Oeren mau i'm MittelaIter otter bic SuoeI
nit unrept bel6uloigts, mirb allo in
nnlerem ttpttiiirten Sabrbunbert norL
frDmmsn Ratbolifen tpIrflt1 perIbt nnb
bon nod fromnereu nit aSobl9efaueH
Gufgenommen. 0a5 &uSerlter vGater=
Lamp" ergiebt ieinen spot baritbsr. baB
Die Bolt3ei Den lIrDcber osr SHIamie 81
erfOriden lu6t.
Bis au tpelnem &erbreden ultra.
montaner TanattSml1sg slangeH
tam, bat ii6 neuli1 IN Der iGmei3eriiDen
0emetnbe Gmibot5 gejetst. 9ort
tpuroe etn iunger Wtanr JtaneuS u IL
brp, Der 0nentli6 fir ietnen our0 libes
rale 0eitnnung b%stannten S6eim Yartei
ergriffen uno oenlelbeu gegsI ole Qngriftt
BON llltramontaner DerIbeiotgt bate
meubllIg5 bon meDreren y9Srommen"
ilbeyfalen Ino NIT 3aunitGfen D t.
gei6lageH. Sin STeurp, Der i'm be-
glcitete, fam nit Dem Geben Oapou, BOD
lpnroe i6m Der &opf arg seri9IageH nnO
eth Nrm gebro0eiI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
NoGefort M&tS @nMemTeim-

Gnblih gIauben bte 8artler 3ettun9er|
iiber ben eteentltden 0ergane Der @nt4
pet0ung 9to6efort'S aus JteucaIeoonier|
i'm &loren Bill ietu. Naturli0 lit IS eiu|
vYruliten", Der benz 2aternenmam ala
Notbelfer GUT Seite 9eitanbeI bat. vSi1
CARO-" erfGbrt aus Jtumea, 6aB Die 0ortigd
8oIi3et uoen PreuBen Nauenitein" arre1
ttrt bat, tpel0er 6erru Go0efort lfrr|
ietnen @enoiien 5ur Tlu6t Oerbolfen bal
be. Gin @orreiponDent Oes vWonoe1
tlagt, Dab Der betreffen5e BreuBe stpei1
NAL, pbne moLeitirt 3I tperoen, 5lutl6erl
SioneD 1l1o 1nnea babe btn> ulo Der
reiien t%Dnncn, unO crit, ais er it6 gum
oritten Wfale bIi6en lteB, arrettrt ipproe1
let. Terner le9t boS 8latt Dem YreuBely
Die GeoenSart III Den Wlunb, feline &et1
baftung Deroe niOt p%erbtnbern, oaB nod
items nod etli0e fu1f5i9 DepOrttrte poi
ber 0albiniel 0ucoS entiuil1en ipiit Sen
NuS better Quclle bort Die Stat. 81
baB 6ieier 0err Wauenltein tptrfli6 teir|
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ionbern cine aud
i'll Oeuti6larD mobtbefannte 8eri6mli6
felt lit. Diam nenut ibn BEN vSrieblGn
Der. s3ipar lit ct ni6t ei9entIt6 eli
DYrenBg", 0a CT aus 86bmen italnmt
aud ftar6 er i6on Dor ctrcn 200 Sabre
nHb elm oeutI9er 0i9ter bat ieineN Sol
iogar gum 0e9enitano elmer SragDoie gel
ma6t. Die biebern Reucaleoonter Cor
reipOuoenten osS uStgaro" uno vNtonbe
mogen it6 allo ~berubt9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29

Sbglei9 iebt felt Der Babl IN 9oui>
iiama mebr ais iieben 8oUen berfloiien
iinp, miro bon Dem berI0ttgten vRetur-
ming Board, Der trob auer eegentDeiliz
gen Geripre0unSen &eao9s's bod beis
nabe ausidlieeltb aus 9teplblifanern
beItebt, nod immer an ben Ma1lbertdc
ten berumgeoottert. 8anSe beHtofratiz
ibe Counties tperoen DDlnalts8e3dblt",
UNI ben Jtepublifauern eine Mebr9eit III
ber @elebgebnng gu DcrI6aften.
Gas Sieb5igercolntte Der borttgen
Gon1erDattDen legt nun in elmer all Dd5
&olt oer Ser. Staaten geri6teteu Noreile
8ertpabrung geSen Dieie SAGnolidfeiten
Elm uno ma6t i'm Meientli9en SoI9en1
oeS selteno:
@ie fi6 aus Ser Stimmen3GbIune
gIei6 na6 Der Nabl pom 2. 9topember
oteleS Sabre5 ergab, baben Die @onierz
Dotiuen i'm Staate, obglet6 Der gauge
WablMe9anismus III ben 9Grben ibrer
@esner tpar, nit einer Wte9rpett bon
minocitens $500 9eiiegt rnD betrGgt i6re
WtcbrGeit i'm 11eren Observation-Disclosures
oeS Staatss rs ST., 10 OaB fte BET 9e7
m~einiamen ~Abitimmunsen beiber 9auler
Der Staats9elebgebun9 cine 0bio[utc
Wiaiorttdt baben. Sn gteiu-S orleans
alein e%rraugen Die G~on1erpatiben eille
Wtebrbeit bon 1900. lin biele Ufaioriz
tGten 3l pernihten, baben bic augemsin
pera6teten Mtitglieoer bes Returning
Board" %Mnbequeme MaDlbert6te aus conz
ierDatipen 8e5irten unter ni6tisen 8orz
ipGnoen 3uriidgetpielem uuo anoereN aDl>
beribte bteier glrt um9efdlf1t, 70 OaB
aus conierbatinen republttaniide WeeDre
betten tpuroen. (0teie 2lnfla9e miro III
Der M0re1le i'm Gin3elnen %begritnoet.)
Wtittelit oieier SAdnolihfeiteu 1offen
&euDgg'S Bert;ense cine raotfale Wtehrs
belt bet Gelebgebung erl0DinOeln 5u
%f0nnen, uno tie glGuben 0teS uiigeftraft
tbun an f0nnen, meil Da5 9tegierung5=
baus in Netp>S orleans bon 1euogg'i9en
Observation-Disclosures beiebt lit llno ipe>
ui9e S6rttte banon gum StGmpf gerlltete
8unbestrnppen iteben.
Die Moreiie beruft ft6 aud 6arauf, 6aB
na1 Dem Ste9e Der Stem Srleanier Gon>
ierDattDen (bei tbrer Sniurreftton i'm
Geptember) ben 9fe9erm teiterlei 2etb gus
gefl9t tpnrDe. Sic appellirt bon A5rGli>
bent nn0 GonsreB aus 8olt Der Ser.
Staaten.
Obne SpeifeI tpiirbe bie1es Document,
in lpel0em o0s gelEetne 0ebabren ocs
Returning Board 9ana t~reffenb 9eiatI5
pert lit. einen mop b%ei5eren Ginorud
MAIDEN, tpenn feline Spra@e ui9t gum
S.beil st Deftig ipdre, uno tpenn IS 1i6
leioeni1aftlt6er NuSfGae gegen ben PrGz
i~ioenten entbielte. .2esterer bat, tpie
i6on friiber, 10 au6 III fsiuer lebten
Sa6reSbotl6aft ben GongreB bringeno
nebeteu ettpnS .lIr geSeitiouun bpr JSir>
TEN I'M Siloen gu tbun, piorigeufaus CT
Oie bort beltebenoen 9te~gierungen' aufz
re6t balten miliie uno tpsroe. Weun bic
eolen Observation-Disclosures, obne bteie.Dtab=
nun9 au beadte1. LANCE Betbna6tS> uno
gteuiabrS> Serien MADDEN ullo Die i6nen
10 fnapp bemefiene 3eit ~Derbutnmeln, 10
lit bies nibt Die S0ul6 bes Yrdftbenten,
ipsI6er, bonn @on9reB i'm Stib geIaiisn,
nab Dem 8u6ftaben Der BuncesperTal>
flung oeriabreu muB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
@efreite @irtDe.

Nuf @runb 6es 16dn6li6eu Ientpe;
ren30e1ebe5 Don Snoiana ltn0 taulelOe
BON bortigen @irtben in QInfIageitan6
neriest, ulo bet1abe ebenIo niele berett5
ber1rtbeilt. OaS oorttge Obergeri0t
bat aber iebt blrb cine @nt16eibung ben
Temperen3lpibelu, tpel6e iene NnflageM
uno 8erurtbetlungen berbetfIbrten, eilen
Stri1 bur6 Die bosbafte Ge6nung ge=
ma6t; Denn eur@ bteie @nti6eioung
miro cine Wtelge bon Nntlagen un0 Ser
urtbetlun8en Dilfdutg.
Der telegraph" in Snoiandpolts ner>
beutli6t Die TragDeite ber Dber9ert1tIiz
den Gutideioung iO:
v0aS Obcrgeridt bat in Der Nppeuaz
tiDn bon SacDb Grone gegen ben Staat
enti6ieoen, baB etne Nnflage unter Dem
NbIdnttt Des Sempereusgelebes, tpeL6er
ben 8erfauf bon @etrGnfen obne eiren
v8ermit" Derbietet, ll1o cine 9tnflaae
lInter BENT 10. Abi9nitt, neld)er ben Ii
seniirten g3irtDeu ben Gertauf stpildem 9
llbr NbenbS unb 6 ll9r Mor9ens, an
8O6enta8en nnb gana ali alien
Sonntogeu 8eiDnadten N~euia6rsz
uu0 0antlagun85ta9e, AM 4. Sui; lll6
alien oftentli6en 6eiertaOen perbietet,
ni6t III oerlelben Sorm oDer 10 perfaBt
perben bari, baB bic Nntlage beibe Gers
seben umfaBt. 9a5 Obergeridt entI6ei>
BET, 6aB oteie beiben Seftionen Deribiez
beue Gerseben bei6reiben, auf oenen Der=
idieOene Strafen itsDell, luo baf, nm
cine Anflage inter Dem eritel Mbi6nitt
gut 81 ma9en., bic 3batia1e on9efi1rt
tperoen muB oaB oer 9lngeflagte
fetnen rPsrMit" bate; uuS baB,
I'M cine Nltlage inter benz 10.
Mbl6nttte gut 81 MAIDEN, in oerlelben
ertlGrt peroen muB, oaB bet Qltgetla9te
einen uYermit" Bat.
Die Nntlagen geBen grone entbielten
tpeoer bic cine nod Die aubere 4nqabe,
ltlb muroen oaber BON benz Sbergeribte
fiir un9enitgeno erflGrt unb bas nrtbeil
gegen i'm f%aiiirt.
2smieIben Se9Isr itnb aber fait Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
Nu uniere NbOnuentelG.

Im l.. Sauunr 1875 tritt baS nelte
8oitgeIeb III Strait, mad ipeIdsm baS
8orto fir 3eitunsen ni6t mebr
pom q b Dnnenten q 6 nj :
pfangsorte, lonoern pom u en=
Der (bem Q~erausgebern Der 3eitun9) I'M
8ege Der DEMONSTRATING ST entrt9s
len lit.
Die SerGusge6er ser Sniuois Staatsz
seitlng babeu li6 entI6lonen, Die tbnen
0aOur6 euferlegte Salt III d. auf bic
S6ulterm Der 9lbonnenteu ab3uiualSet,
tonoern Sas SurtO at bC5obIens
0bue Oem M6on1aetacMtSpcetS Sa
erb6ben. 0tit anOeren 8orten: Der
4bonnementSpreiS miro atat Sett Ses
traO oeS RortOS bcra68eiebt-
Oo1 iperoeu es umter IolOen nmltGnS
ben uniere Qbonneutem biutg ftnoen, odB
nir nit 6eltigtett auf Gorausbe e.
3abIung beittben miiIen. 0enn fem
unbefangen 9euteuoer fann uns sltnl=
them, fiir idumige 3abler aud mod
6aare NusIG9eu 3u MADDEN. - NnOere
beutI9e 3eitungen (ipie 3. 3. Die Weitl.
Boit) perlangen bon ibreu Nbonuenten
ben Mbonnemeutspreis uuo b a 5
BOrto i'm 8oraus; bic Suinois
StaatSSeitung Dcrlan9t nt6t 0G5
Sorto, ionoern nur ben QlbonnementSz
preis, biefen aber aIlerbtng S
I'M Gpraus.- &ein N6pnnent,
peI6er bteie 8orauSbesabz
!Ing nnterIGBt, fam p 0 III
l. Sanuar an aMf SuenDun 8
Der Seitung re6nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29

bsrgii9e GelanOte in MIn6em ipurpeS
BON Sarnbiiler beauftraqt, nit Dem
pdp1tli6en 9tuntiuS in Otiinden,
UfonlignOre Bella, pe9en 8eleitiauno
0Isler 0tHeren3 81 mterbon6eln.
Steie Gerbanblung f0no 1tatt, ulo uGbs
reno oerlelben erflGrte Der pGp1tltd.
9tuntin5, Der 8apit iperOe, Die amerifQz
ntlds Union unD 8el9ien ausgenommelt.
bon allen iibri9eu Gegierungen ntdt Sut
9enlige re1pectirt; punter iol6en uolz
iIanDen blsIbt ms" iagte Der 0tuntius,
goteea Ge8 ierungen gegens
nber fetn anDereS Wtttel, ais
Die Revolution, unbponoie1e EN-
Uttttel tperben mir @ebraub
II a6en." Sb Der Jtunttus bon benz
Baplte heauftrogt mar, Oiele Oroblng
all55ultoBen, fugte Sarnbiiler btnsu, bas
t0eiB t6 tretli6 ni6t, aIetlt er ideint inn
Sinlle Ietnes ~Auftraggebers g~ebanoett sn
baben, 0enn furS oarauf muroe e. 3lr
JtuntiatHr III YarIS beruisn, alio an
einenI nett ipi0tigeren Soften, eIS Der in
Miin1.n." perr upn 0arnbiiler puroe
bon Der Wtaiorttat DfterS onrd Den 9tur
vbort" uHterbro1en uno am S1luiie nit
lebbaftenl 8rapo fir ieine Wtittbeilung
DelOGnt. 9ie Glerifdlen, lonit 10 tunlr!s
tuarilh in llnterbre9ulgen ulo l3wiz
i6eurufen, berbielten iicD itunm utter
Oct Wudt bieier 2batla0e. Selbit Der
reosluitige9tet1enipe rsGrefeloidwtss.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29

meiiten NnfIaaen un~teriporfen; bteieniz
gen tuegen SOnntagsberfauf II. +. ~. TAFT
obne Q%usnabme; oenn bas @eieb Ia6tt
in ieinen ipdteren Bcitimnungen ia taft
aus6riidlih gu bteien l1nsenauigfeiten
etu. unb 6esbalb tperben Dur6 6ieie
GntideiOung Gauienoe bon Qlnflagen
une ltrtheiIen b~inidIig; bel lebteren naz
tIrIi1 nur, penn bic NpptIlGtiOn ans
gemeIoet ober b%orbebaIten lit.
SIN Griminaleeri6te in S~noianapolts
tpuroen 3. 3. am p. DECEMBER IL 2In=
tlagen in ToIse bieier Gntldeibung ee>
ftriden, D. b. Iebe einseIne, psI@e
fir oieicn Sag our 8erbanOlulg angez
iebt mar. un6 es 1T poraus5uis6en, 6aB
taft ale nod ni6t enti6ieoenen glnflas
gen auf @runS Oes Gemperen3sciebes
bemielben S3tdiale %anbelnfaueM psrs
BEN"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
Oraf SeSo@oWSft.

9as nit anerfennensmertbsr Biinft
Ii6feit 81 8e9iun isoen Monats in
~&urDer E~oSnouStt" per0ffentli6te Bul
lcttn uber ben vbo6ipiiroigiten GrSbtl0c
0raten &eood 0 10 t" lit ain 3
9e3ember pteOer eri6tcnen. @ir erfab
rem aus oemiel6sn, DaB Der verDaDeu
Wefenner" iiG pouftdnoig ipobl vbe
ftnbet, nit @eIaiienbeit uuo Tube 81
@efaueeni6aft ertrGgt uno bereits Di
SGlfte letner STRAIGHT abgebiiBt bal
Ser vGurper" bofft, oaB au1 Die atpeii
!0Glfte berieLbeH Dauf eben 10 erfre,I
Itde tpie erbauenoe &ciie" poriiberaebe
lperbe. - 9raf 2~eoo0pmsfi tit ieit bel
Sebruar b. S. i'm 0efangniB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
3@etntaI b%e9rAtcn.

Gnoe 9toOembers febrte in SilEd
in einem @aitDofe Elm aneebli1 i j
ot16es @bepoar Elm. 8alo .ieDol
ltarb Die Srau, t%pOrauf Der Wtanu lid
entfernte. Der SDuagogenporftaub Il
TtLebne lob itb baber peranlaBt, bic Ye1
1torbene na0 iiioii9em Geremonieu 4
beerot8en. Die on9elIeuteu Neherbe|
ergaben aber, 6a6 oie &er1torbene niA
e1ie Siiotn, ionoern eine @briItin Ind
ul1o NIT benz Shame in iuiloer She lebt
alT Gerantaiun8 bes SouaooaenpoI
1tallOes ipuroe Die bereits 8earQbeHe a Il
Dem 0rabe nno nunnef
new GEM e9an9elt6 6t1Gbol
9eprapt, no tie beer6tst porben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-29
Gbtco9O, 25. DECEMBER.

gi9t bios Die SD. Staats3ts. unp sic
Chicago Sinles, iDneern AUDI Die y W
bItfanii6e @bicaso Gribune fGut
iiber ben bonn Sunoes>S Senate an9enomz
menen 9 6mtnbeIpIon Oir wel6en
Garl S6nr3 9eltimmt 9ot, III bic
repnbltfanif6e Partet 5u
trdftigen") oaS berbte Serban1s
mnngs Irtbett. Au9 bteie vSribune,"
tn pel9er Die 3eitung Oes !6errn S@ura
ionit itets cine Mneribopri9e 0ueue
Observation-Disclosures SffeHbaruue ses
The New York herald., 1874-10-26

/ NO 2ND Az, Be BETWEEN WEE ~ eth AND Ssrn sTs.-
waress TO assist with washing; three years city
reference,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

The Presidents third choice for Chief
Justice cannot be said to have a national
reputation; but all that We learn about
him appears to be to his credit His name
is Morrison Remich Waite. lie is about
ffty-six years old, and i Connecticut
man by birth lie graduated at Yale Col
lege in ls37, in the same class with VII
liam VI. Eyi Is and Edwards Pierrepont,
a class which has thus furnished three
prominent candidates for this high Office
lie stands at the head Of the Toledo bar,
and has been counsel on one side or the
other of most Of the heavy eases in north
western Ohio, for the last - years. He
i described a. strong in both admiralty
and constitutional law; a. having q
thoroughly judicial mind and as being
man of solid rather than brilliant attain
ments A. one of the counsel for the
United States at Geneva, it is said he
earned the cordial respect Of the English
lawyers and of the tribunal HIS appoint
ment could not have been dictated by any
clique. We have no doubt that he Is
a stronger lawyer than Chief Justice Chase
was, and thoroughly upright man. Aud
there seems to be no doubt of his confirm
alton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

The St. Adams Messenger says the FREE
Pass speaks of the Changers movement as
if it was not entitled to respectful consldera-
ton" We supposed our position IN
reference to the movement was sufficiently
defined. There are portions Of the country,
we suppose, possibly there are portions oil
our State, where the movement is really
what it processes to bean organization oil
farmers, managed by farmers. and intended
to advance their interests by open and lar
means For such an organization we have
only respect, and would cheerfully AID ITS
objects by all means in our power.
But there are other portions oil the
country and portions of our State, where
the Granges-though comprising some
excellent men, who Will yet be sorry that
they went into such business in such
company-have been started chiefly py
disappointed politicians, who have jumped
on to the movement, not from any sympathy
or care for the farmers, but simply because
they see it getting some Roadway, and want
to make for themselve what can be
made in the way Of money, Offices, and
influence ont Of it, As one OF the
new pledged farmers" was heard to
say, in town not thousand miles from
this, they mean to make what can be MADE
by running the thing, a long as 1t pays to
run it. and then make something by killing
it." Where this is the character OF the
moyement-where it is simply secret
machine for controlling caucuses-we have
no respect for it. We have always opposed
all such underhanded, dark-lantern organl'
cations. in our own or any other party-and
we shall continue to, probably, till we LOSE
our love Of open and fair dealing. We can
further inform the Messenger that the
farmers in this region are not fools. anc
that we have frequent and hearty approva
ofmany Of the most intelligent among them
in our refusal to encourage a movement
which they, as plainly as anybody, see Is
designed simply 10 u.s. the farmors-to make
tools of them for the selfish personal anu
political purposes Of few hungry mana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

~
The Vermont Grand Lodge of food
Templars met at st. johnsbury on Tuesday
At 10 o'clock n m Col J5hn r Mead
Ii VI. .,... h.a.i-,l -
''"''' '''
were present. Aiter miscellaneous nusi-
ness the day was devoted manly to the
reports of the grand officers district deputies,
delegates to the Right Worthy Grand
Lodge a, London. and Of the various COM
,,i,,c,-
Inc reports were in''e al length ana we're
IniI oil interest showing ihe order 10 'e III
e4eeI.ent working condition IN most parts
oil the STATE. Ana though eiisht decrease
oil memnefS was sho"h' 'here Wa evidence
'ha' 'eA' 'h'reas' OF power nAd 'e'n gained
during the year
The finance committee reported the
mount %" nan" TO ''e s'''l1ie"' u meet 'he
expenses oil the session Inc WhoIe number
oil TODD ichplar' IN the worm D. no" not
far from 5oo,ooo
Yin "euneSdaS a. NJ the IoiI"Nins OH
GERS were elected Tor the ensuing year
Ool. John b. Mead ,rand w {; - T.
T. r. i Dr." l,e'i' Y" AZ ~ D. ~
p CusLin~ q " secretary " If :
Whiteomh, G.. ". Treasurer c. II Baker,
u. w Auditor.
W no were installed Dy tue T. ". W v
l. Miss l. - hradshaw
Delegates to X: W, Grand LedGe-W
ai,ernafrs g + rsrrs 2 Grnran AMI
+. Plumley.
\ committee ON political action was ap-
pointed, to whom were referred several pa
pers but while the convention appeared
unit in regard to she dny of individual
Good Templars. it dil no: seem disposed to
commit the order, A. such. to any distinct
plan of action. \ petition to Congress to
appoint the proposed Commission of In
quiry, and also a memorial to the next
Legislature of Vermont, asking for such
further protection rs may he in ;ts ro,ror
>. - h.. ,.,, e S......,.
other eiiectual measures, to save those mem
bers of this order who have been rescued
from intemperance from the temptations
of places where strong drinks are sold, were
ordered by unanimous vote to be signed
by the presiding oineer and secretary on
behalf of the order in tine State, and proper
ly presented.
The Grand Lodge by invitation of Neesrs
=,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23
Native vermenters In Congress


Ere Senators and thirteen Representatives
IN rho F,rtv-tb;r5 Congress claim Vernon.
=,
a. their place oil birth'-a iair allowance
We think all will say, both in numbers and
IN ,yaicbt ,r influence f,r =, small State.
49, =
They are as ioIlows
Stephen W. Dorsey, Senator from Arkan-
sas. was born in Benson, Vt, Feb. 2s, lsi2.
John 4. kasson, of the Seventh Iowa
district, was born near Burlington, Vt,
Jan IL, 1872
George Willard, of the Third Michigan
district. was born in Bolton, Vt, March 20,
1924.
Aaron A Cragin, Senator from New
Hampshire, was bora IN Weston, Vt, Feb
rnary 3, 1921.
Robert 5. Hale, of the Seventeenth New
York district, was born at Chelsea. Vt.
Sept. 81. 1922.
II. Boardman Smith, OF the twenty
eighth New York district, was porn al
Nottingham, VT, August Is; lsa6. ,
Walter l.. Sessions Of the Thirty-seeond
New York district. was born at BRANDON
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-23

The 'workingmen ;" demonstration in
the streets of New York, last week. seems
to have been gotten up by men who took it
into their heads TO disturb the public peace
simply because they hadn't anything else to
do. They were out of work, and wanted
some excitement. There were, however,
enough empty stumachs-enough men who
were really suhering-to make the demon
stration earnest and suggestive. The crowds
were made up almost entirely Of Germans
and French people, the Irish letting the
thing severely alone. The police say that
the demonstration was made in the interests
Of Communism. and that the New York COM
munists are supplied with funds from
Europe. The crowd seems to have done
nothing out Of order until the police ap-
peared. When the officers made their charge
they reaped large harvest with their clubs,
knocking men down indiscriminately, and
one fellow, u harmless mechanic, who was
going to his work with his tools, got a
terrible mauling from an excited officer. The
station house was crammed with srrested
workmen, and. of course. the demonstration
came to Q sudden end.