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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

POLITICAL - BEECHER-TILT0N - BUSINESS AN
OLD swINDLE UP AGAIN.
NEW York. Sent. Is. 1873.

POLITICAL - BEEcHER-TILT0N - BUSINESS AN
OLD swINDLEu UP AGAIN.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1875.
To the Editor Of the Free Press and Times.
To select candidates for positions so Ie-
sponsible as Governor of great State, and
State Prison Inspectors, Canal magnates,
etc, would seem to require the best
men in city so interested in good gov
eminent as is New York. The delegates to
the Democratic State Convention, at Syra-
cuse, from majority Of the districts in this
city were such as to make one doubt whether,
after all, the idea ofself government is not a
failure. Who were they? The men of
,haracter-those who have stake in the
city and State? Not man OF them. In one
list Of thirty delegates were twenty-eight
Irish keepers of the lowest drinking houses
and bucket-shops in the city, whose places
are the resort of thieves, prostitutes, and
ruifians, and all under the ban of the police.
These men, who would be thieves them
selves, but for the fact that it is more profta
bic and safe to plumber thieves than to be
actually in the profession, went to Syracuse
to represent the Democracy of New York,
and to make State officials The party is
worthy of its representatives, and the repre-
sentatives are worthy of the party. Morris
sey, who was kicked out of nmany, was
possibly the least objectionab, IF the lot
but he had men in his deleg N for whom
hanging would be too good. The Republi-
cans of Ohio and Pennsylva /, who are
sore-headed over trifles, and are, by their
apathy, fastening the Democracy upon their
States, ought to live here awhile that they
might appreciate fully what d mocratic rule
means. They ought to live for year or
so under the domination of Irish rum mill
keepers, Of rulhans, thieves, AMI blacklegs
they ought to pay the taxes w have to pay.
and put up with robbery of the most bare
faced description; they ought 10 live under
a government run entirely in tie interest of
one class, and that the worst one, and they
would go home ready and willing to take of
their coats and 60 to work for the only par
ty that makes a pretenee of Ieeeney and
honesty. Were | citizen of Pennsylvania,
| should esteem visitation of yellow fever
as less a damage to the State than year of
Democratic rule, for as it is here 50 it has
been everywhere that that party has had
power.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

The constitutional amendment recently
adopted by great majority in New Jersey,
prohibiting the diversion of public money to
the support Of sectarian schools, indicates a
sound state of popular sentiment on very
important matter. The school question should
be taken outsof the range of political posi-
bilities. No motiye.should he given to dem
agogues to agitats it. Our public school
system Is essential to the stability OF the re
public, and the support of sectarian edaea-
ton, at tta public cost, would be fatal to
that system
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

-A '--t -' -r't''- INV ~ t-i'
DO YOU remember the old sawlust swim
die? Look out Just now, for the Elias
Brothers, who are the most talented men in
the profession, are at it again. These men
are Israeliie>, and what they don know in
the way Of getting a dollar without return
ing it, isn't worth knowing Now they turn
up sgain with what they call ''General
Average Sale Of $1,000, O0O worth Of goods
annually" They propose to sell YOU sealed
box which will contain good, varying from
81 900 diamonds all the way up to 5000
camel-hair shawls, for any price You choose,
from s. to $50.
1t is curious, but even this bare hook will
be swallowed by thousands, as have all the
bare hooks these fellows have dropped The
Elias Brothers laugh at their dupes and
laugh at the police. They run a swindle till
it becomes too notorious, and then they de-
wise another. The police 20 for them, but
they beat the courts They keep in their
employ well-known firm of criminal law
yers, to whom all their schemes are submit
ted. If they are of nature that exposes
them to the law they are altered and amend
ed, the point being to keep Just Within the
law without injuring tue swindle. You see,
they have it down to the finest possible
point-in fact, they conduct their svindles
on business principles
Please put your readers on their guard
against these fellows. Their last circular
they sent oat 10000 of them-is alroitly
written, and would almost deceive the elect.
They show how they can give two dollars
for one, and make money by doing it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

am glad 10 be able to report a deeiied
revival Of business in the city. The .rr
merchants are here in free fror ,r.;no :,
Texas, and while they are not buying with
anyth'ig like the freedom Of former years
they are i6ins decidedly better Instead of
merely ~orting-up, a majority of the country
buyers are purchasing stocks. Twenty-Five
houses reported yesterday that they were
making larger sales than last year at this
time, by twenty Ter cent, aud that pay
ments were never better. No one expects
tho large, rushing trade of former YEAR,
but it i gratifying to know that there is any
increase. Money Is very plenty in the city
for those who have proper collaterals though
it Is almost impossible to get at it on any
thing but city securities. 1t is thousand
pities that portion Of the vast sums lying
die at this time in the city could not be
placed outside, whore i; could he used to
advantage
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

You call this Christian country, but in
this land the only thing for which man is
always condemned is forgiveness OF an in
Jury -Tihon'S lecture.
As his audiences hear this, and remember
how sweetly Theodore forgaye Mr.. Beecher'
after each installment of two or five thou
sand dollars, it moves them almost to tears.
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Mr. Doutre says he does not know the
day when the burial will again be attempt
ed lie will not even speculate TO his course
OF action 4; but interviewed" promin
ent lawyer. to-day, who says, as soon as
popular feeling had quoted a little more.
probably about Oct. /. Mr.. Doutre will
have another mandamus issued from the
Superior Court, serve ii. and apply to the
Sheriff for assistance TO carry out the funer-
al. The assistance will be light artillery and
two regiments of volunteers, who are now
drilling in anticipation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

One interesting question in connection
with the Guibord case is, what the effect will
be upon the status of the remains OF the wife
of the deceased, if her husband be buried IN
the same grave with her, as contemplated,
and then the spot is cursed by the Bishop.
She died a daughter of the church, and her
remains we're inferred there with sacred
rights. Can the Bishop afford to take Its
eonseerated character from such grave?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-09-24

The New York Tribune says the Repub-
liean party IS drifting upon the rocks, and
thai not + solitary Republican Of command
ing influence hes appeared ~ lead the fight
of honest men against the demagogue5 and
rogues. This complaint comes with an ez
cellent grace from paper which, in the not
distant past, was content with such leaders
Is John Cochrane, Theodore Tilton, and
kea,en /. Fenton. 1t strikes Us that George
William Curtis proved h.aself pretty good
leader. at the Saratoga Convention.
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SUMMARY.


The Safe Fair ended on Friday. As
whole it was. We judge. not altogether as
successful as some previolS State fairs.
either in the quality Of the exhibition or in
the numbers in attendance.
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Spanish MsIino hocsE-A. L. Perkins, Pumfret
gold medal 4. s. S.oSell, Cornwall, silver IN. dal
Spanish Merino rams T. stckney Son, Shore
ham, one year old, sl5. L. :. stowell, Cornwall
one year old, &i0i A. r Fuller, P0mifet, one year
old, s.; II. L. burwell Bfidport two years old, SIS
r. sticknsy Son, shOreham, two years old, $40 /;
A. f. Perkins, Pomfret, two ears old. S..
Spanish Merin0 ewes, pens o. hve-A. Z. Fuller
Pomiret, one year DID, 80; Il. s. Stowel, Cornwall
one year old, sl0 Ii. ~. Bottom, Salisbury, one
year ola, s. A. h. Fuller, Pomfret, twp years old
sl0i Z. s. stowell Cornwall, two years old, s.; A.
L. Perkins, Poniret, two years old, SIS.
Cotswod ewes, pens OF ive-R. u. Hill, Eimore
one year old. first, SIS; IL. q. kibben, broOkield
year old, second, $40; r. q. Hill, Elmore, tao
years old, first sl5; q. W. Flag, Braintree, two
years old, second $40. ii. Z. h hber, Brookfeid,
two years old, third, 8.
Among the premiu rs awarded in Mechan-
les Hall were the following:
A. o. Hood, Winooski, lIooi's Imminent aud other
medicines, first premium. 81 Wells, Richardson 4
20 burlington, extract Of annatto. diploma. W
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Upon receiving the preceding bond, which
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purchaser. The right 10 the Scholarship is
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NOR SALE: Three valuable tract, Of
land. near GIrard Louisiana.
The undersigned has procured the agency
for the sale of rhrce tracts of good wood land
near Girard. One place with l2n acres. two
other places 100 acres each: one mile. one
and a half an two AMI half. from Grard.
The l.u me, Will be sold for s., - Ter acre
for cash the other AZ - 80 per ncrc on one,
.wo and three years. note with mortgage re-
tained For further particulars. apply 20
WILEY p. MANGIiAN,
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Lyon Sewing Mach inc. tia"
..iNNOeEas 1.se." Nj. Ly"n the lu-

stand. shows The " .'nt"r'ut >llhl'I'IN - ! 10
Lyon Sewing Nach inc. tia"
"iONNGEH1se." Nj. Lyon the Ia
vrn;or, was tor many years the IRE ! lent and
Manager or the FI>ELE y Ives ". Go
and hrurc cuIpyrd the largest itcIiry i"r Ia"
>,n,rv of ia" >Ewi<C NArEINE hET, and j.
a,Iaiiarou 10 every Natrr, At sewn" manu-
f,rra,r both in The FANNY ard IN Nh sn'r:
AMI he Invention proves great sGr'c>>. II
IN, overcome tia" foHr radical "go'S Of shut
tie Machines. w
l>r-WAXr O. SPACE under the AEN-not
room crou.h 10 pas Iur wotE through.
2d..-Wut Of durahi.'y-;oo much Fac
HON
2d.-Tuo HEAVY rUyNING--tirc> the opera.
tor.
iih-roo much JAR and noise.
No other Shuttle Machine has ever. SIC
cr,-fillv. overcome thee roW Great DCt"rfS.
some Machines have overcome one defect
am! some another. but 10 one Machine" has
ever before overcome th"n ai. Hence we
know the machine HONESTLY cXrcls any
Thing We have 10 contend with IN the market,
and does His - obviously ~ to cut short all
debate on the subject.
We realize thar these are Si"Hg .lSErrddc's,
bat we riicr them without the least mi-giv-
in.,. Eos we KNOW whereof We affirm.
We. therefore. uiirr the marhiu" upon ~
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days and money refunded.
Our LISrPRIcES Will b" the anne a other
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Qulier. Gua@e Screw. Screw Driver. nix
Bobbins One Dozen Needles. Oii Can filled
with Oil Belt and Instruction Book.
For the accommodation of those who have
he FinkIe Il Lyon Machine, We hail keep u
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n b. We shall appoint AGENTS will
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tlucements we uilnr and thu int!n,i' merits q
the machine For further particulars. addrcS
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The Homo College.


for the North and the South.
Sec;ionai PrJmdir.s nt"s' be fes'rGysd, or
true National Patriotism wW
ccdS; 10 crist.
There is no way effective rs the bring.
ing together the noble youth, from ali sections,
aud have al heat the making them devoted
friends in College days.
No: l. Scholarships, Male and Female.
Wishing to extend To great number Of
students the. privilege of attending Neophogen
College. and enable thns. IN linlri ciIcum-
stances To acquire an education, the Managers
of Ncophogcu College have determined TO
sell one thousand scholarship. in this College,
M the sum of one bundled dollars each, aud
that when one thousand are sold, each pur-
chaser shall forever tiercair' have the right
10 send a student TO tn, College free Of all
tuition fees.
All who wish TO avail rhcms, ives Of this
arrangement OF aid in this cause are requcs
ted To transmit to J. NJ Walton, Galiatin
/ Tenn bond for Scholarships, as follows:
| For and in consideration OF one Scholar
/ ship at Ncnphogen College, which guarantee:
10 the purchaser forever thereafter the right tC
! send one student to Neophogen College free %
all tuili m fees, tie undersigned promises anc
binds himself, his heirs, executors and al
minisrators, to pay to the Treasurer OF sait
College one hundred dollars, TO be paid 81
soon AS one thousand Scholarships have beer
sold. and the undersigned has been notified
of same, and the same to bear interest from
time of notice being given until paid, at 81,
per cent The right of said Scholarship YES,
wien the one hundred dollars are paid, an,
to continue forever.
hereby bind myself, my heirs, etc 10 fnl
fill this obligation.
As witness my hand and seal. this-1a
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TNHtT OLD RYE WHISKY IS GEN
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OF L.iTEIN 4 EGGLLSTON
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% Miles from Nashville.
rr,,I1Ipsl .AgADsilMtC YEAR,

Tn, school i, in 1ue Of the richest and most
alarming agricultural counties IN America, IN
the heart OF the famous bluegrass country OF
: tnnrr curi,tr. Tenn = lovely valley, lying
ictwecu a range Of tie Cumberland noun
ains and the Cumberland river. IN beautiful
IilIc ci,v Of vines and blowers, r"nt;'l'Hi'"
{. 900 inhabitants. distinguished for InteIii'
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,rng the advantages and Inducements offered
nj all the most noted points in the country.
Sixteen Members of the Faculty,
y number Of whom have the highest natlorai
reputation. both aS teachers and authors. and
VIII bc increased 10 twenty-five the next
academic year.
The Five Schools of the College Course.
/. School OF ilnmani,lr>.
= Ancient Language.
q. NJ ,;hrmatc>.
4. Pii,sphy.
). iIi,trr, aud Neral Science.
Departments.
!. Preparatory School.
> Normal School.
8 Music School.
T. Art School
). School Of Modern Languages.
Is Agricultural School.
:. Commercial School.
:. Law School.
Board, Tuition, Fuel, Wash nc. etc. S88.
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Students can attend Baptist, Method
ist, Christian, Presbvtcrian-or
Catholic Churches.
Students are received u; ANY degr,r of
advancement, al amy time.
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grade IN the world.
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lie very good and very cheap. though contrary
to the dogma Of some.
). Ii etucates males and females, which
is natural and righr-now So decided by ex
perts, bu long ago Ivy common sense.
6. No expense will be spared to secure
teachers of tue finest talcut in Europe ant
America.
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: youths of all sections are solicited to come ant
. form friendships that will 81 greatly tend Il
e ma re us united people, and perpctuaie on
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