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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

The democratic minority IN the House
are vigorously taken to task by f. ".
Bird for seating Morev of Louisiana on
The Kellogg certificate. Mr. Birds vo G..
is still for war. Not thus" he sopllo-
moricailv remarks, " should the fll,nin :,
sword of Justice fall hurtless from til.
hands in whi' h the people have placed
it, O, quilts upon the fretful porcr pine ,
General Hancock. like tie true soldier
he is. urged before the Babcock cour; OF
inquiry. that the civil courts We're superior
to the military courts, and that there would
be a manifest improperly in the cunrt of
inquiry considering B;tbcock's case until
after tie trial before the civil courts on the
Indictment found against him.
Several citizens of Philadelphia hive
agreed to pay the expenses of the excur-
sion to that city Of members # Congress-
This will remove the chief objection to the
excursion. and is a fresh instance Of the
public spirit in which Phiiadelphians are
pushing forward Centennial matters.
1t is ten days since Nj. Tweed walked
away from his ruined family. and. 20
far IS the public mas been able to ascer-
tain, the police have not discovered a
single intelligen. clew as to his wherea.
bouts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

The Rome CORRESPONDENT ~ II. Nv
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on 'h' recent piorreil1@> IN The courts III
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

Bishop Haven nominated Gen. Grant for
y third term at a meeting of Methodist
ministers in Boston Il few days ,.o. and
does not seem to have impressed the coun-
try with the idea that it was a very iudic-
ious proceeding. There would have be, n
Il wild howl had Cardinal McC!oskev rome
into personal politics at :, meeting Of the
Catholic clergy, and there is an old s,yin .
about what is sauce for the goose.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15
That s.. Louis grlnl ny which has 50
energetlcal!y pursued the whisky thieves,
signed til" following letter to the president:
SITED STATES GRAND Jury ROOM.

To L. s Grant. .Presiient Of the United Sta:o-,
WASHINGTON, Il. G.: The Undersigned late ORA -
Jur i.r the Eas;eyn District Of HIlssori, IN the
tive upan III IN to present TO- the Tinted States
(uEl E" saa dlstElt me names u hanE ON l1Is au
fraud The Internal Revenue OF the Cult-d states As
cltIzes OF or common country. sincerely dcslrIn2 10
nod the hands VI the CuleI Executive Securing.
revenue. cannot refrain from thus testify 10 our
estimation oI the moral support Il lea...d
upon, impaired III yIur not able lnst-uctl0Ls ne
SECRETARY OF the treasury. = Lat
cape. Wiz this all cuod citizens contribute
snare il a.Ir- the government and L. yIr
administration IL is endcdvOr to u,t
AID fidelity. We .ndvId ,aIA nd collective ten
der t. YOU our highest considerations of esteem and
nndeucc aud appreciation Of The
wisdom PATRIOTISM aud lnJependence dr. aI,,I IN
directing The measures u3CcsedrE md
Cyuv.ctln< The gigantic frauds Inch have lately prev
ed Gppn me pubic revenues We have the honor t. be
" til treat resi ect, Your fellow citizens
r. b BREwISGroS. Foreman
Here fc,icw the lanes OF all the Jurors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

Among the new members Of Congress
are Hon. l.. +. Ca-well, and Hon. George
w. CJ,c, of Wisconsin. Mr.. CaswclI is a
native Of Swanton. but went to Wisconsin
when ten years old. H. has Ieen distric.
attorney and member If the State Leeisla-
turr there. He i, Il republican, Mr.. Cate
was loln III Montpelier in 1921, has been
district attorney and member Of he Legs
latpre OF Wisconsin, and far twentv-ono
yeas ln'ge OF thu seventh Judicial circuit
Of TINT state. which position lie resigned
list year, on his nomination foi CONGRESS-.
He IS 4 democrat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15
The Whisky Trials.

| Tne event of the week in the - LOUIS
prosecutions has been the removal, on Fri
| lay.o ex-senator John B. Henderson from
his position of associate connse! IN the
whiskev cases. Mr. Henderson had been
employed by the government TO assist MI
Dyer, the district attorney. and WAS most
efficient helper He was thoroughly ac-
ql,nted with the history # the frauds and
with the proofs against the thieves, SO that
his removal is TO be deplored on that
ground.
Mr. Henderson. however, in the Avery
ri Il. went ont Of his Way. in addressing
lh. Jury. to reflect not only upon Gea.
Hlbcork, but also upon the president.
This speech coming to the presidents no
lice arrested hi, attention. H., said at
once that he was not On trial ana brought
he matter before the cabinet. The I'm IN
impas decision was to remove the Elk SEN
.tt,r for his unnecessary impartncn e. for
He meantime, having forwarded the exact
words Of his speech. it was found thai he
had made IN unprovohed assault upon the
president
Col Brodhead, leading democratic
lawyer. las been employed in place Of the
removed counsel, and the W;,shin .ton gov
,.,.nm NJ give, on, that the determination
i still TO >. let no oui]tv man escapr.'' bui
rh,, common Je.encv mast he observed
I,v coon,el tnnylrd, those wiz, e,nlor
,h.m
l. ! ,rmorei that the president Ira, >,il
Henderson, and S.hurz v..r. in =, r,ns,,i,.,-
~ ar,;n,t linn. an! irvine, f. llrf lis rem
li.,t5nu Ioujcr,on WIS r,.nulti,.,n I'M
81, an il yn,lI l,,,... h...n II mar If y,
.,re.i.l.ut hal himself =. ,.on,l,irei with
>rhlz in l,t;C 20 k.cn.J,h Jim NrDn.;,lI OH.
# office The German >cn,tn, linen re-
uous.ratrl ,rt,u,1 a., :.op,io urntt; 81
n.r,.:.,r and .vi.lenrlv knew, his ,.l,ar,,.,..,.
be,t,r than N+ssr. G...,nt and Rout1ycli
Ger. q Z B,b,.,ck HIS ben indicted
ard his ,r,I " i'll come on in , few ,I.,v, al,
Il. Louis. Last week the court-m1r,jaI.
which he asked for before the Indictment.
WI, convened in Chicago, when Gen. Han
cock suggested that Cen Babcock Ii ID
been indicted sine the court-mariial w:,~
ordered. and that il WAS in every way pro
per to let the civil courts take care of the.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

ANOTHER STEAMSHIP DISASTER Sat-
urav afternoon. Dee. llth. rs the steamer
Mo,el had finished her loading and en-
bark,tion of passengers at Bremen. Ger
many. prior to sailing for New York. Il
terrible explosion Of dynamite took place
on the wharf. by which sixtv-threc per
sons were killed outright. thirty-Ave
wounded. and eight are reported as miss
inc. The Mostl was slightly damaged,
but the steamer Simson. used for the
TRANSFER of passengers baggage from the
Bremerhavtn wharf to the Moscl, was
wrecked By the dynamite which was about
to he shipped. The passengers We're
nearly all on board tie vessel, and few Were
Injured the fatality being most among
their friends who had come to see them
off. AMI the people ut work about the
wharves and on the Simson.
1t is supposed that the ease of dynamite
wa, being smugglcd on board bya pas
scnrer. This passenger afterwards At
tempted suicide. but was prevented from
succeeding in it. 1t was not only thought
that he owned the dynamite, but Il rumor
was in circulation that he had another
ease in the cargo. which was to be cxplod-
ed by clockwork in n certain number Of
DAYS. when the Mo>el was in ml-occan
This story proved f,lse. The Mo>cl was
Injured 80 that another steamer sailed in
her place
Dynamte. which is stated to be the
cause Of he explosion is sometimes
veution Of Nobel. Il Swedish chemist. |;
is principally useI for blasting P"Io~r~,
ana = ON. Of The most powerful explosive
agents known to chemistry. II contains
finely ru!vcrizel slick. silicous ashes, OF
int.,~uli;tl earth. found in Hanover. Germ
any. and Known as kics>clguhr. wh;rh
viii absorb and retain three times lis
weight of nitro-gl yccrine. and then close
" Resembles common brown sugar. II
iwni.-d in the open air. and no, contiue',
It VIII burn q'ictlv. emitting nitrous
fumes 1t i u>lGllly "xple led by a fu-r
cr Il cap Is greatest danger. according
10 NJ tiuvot.., Fr, nch chemist arises from
Il,. fact thu ihe nitro .lVc,riue i lit
Die to separate flom the mixture and 9s-
sumo, il original state. when II may ,N-
Vlodr upon receiving y slight cOncu>>Ion.
Dynamite was used for Il time a he
Government work, at Hell Gate. bat the
dctonuion WAS found too treat. and II WAS
alb nloncd The effect WIS to >t,rt tn.
seams in the river bed above and threaten
the flooding Of the mine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

With the instinct Of soldier who p,accs
himself between his country and danger.
President Grant recognizes intuitivelv the
coming peril Of the republic. confron,s il.
and plants himself squarely with drawn
sword ind open constitution in front of the
school-house.- Philadelphia Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

4 CoMPRoMIsE.-The iron manuflc-
turers association and pudllers' district
union. Pittsburg. held another conference
at which compromise was effected at
$40 per ton for boiling, the arrangement
to continue in force until Feb. 4th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

Il is under-to d ;I,at the defence in Bah
cocks cH-e viii he Ihlt the telegrams had
no reference to the " crooked whiskev."
and that the governments witnesses are
>c.fconfr>scd lerjnrers-having pleaded
guilty to the charge Of making false re
turns under oath 70 the revenue depart
mcnt-and therefore unworthy of belief.
Tie judges krum, father and son. have
been retained 10y him. One Of the grand
Jurors l. quoted as spying he doesn't be-
l;cve there is enough evidence against
Bthcock for petit jury to convict on Per
contra. District Attorney Dyer i quoted rs
saying: "lIl convict b tbco.k before any
iury Of M.s>ouri,nS, OF Ill quit the state. g
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15
FOrty.FOurth Congress.

WEDNESDAY,. SlnQte. This body sat but
a few minutes. and Il iourned
House, TIN House having no business
before it. adjourned over till Friday.
THURSDAY. Senate. \ larrt number of
bills Were Introduced: one hv Mr.. Bogv for
the payment of duties on imports in leg II
tenders and national bank NOES. 1t pro
vldeS that from and after July 4th, 1876.
duties on imports may be pa d in legal
tenders and NATIONAL bank notes or coin ut
option of the importers.
He was not in f,vor of any increase on
the plrer currency. but he wished to APP
preci;ttc that paper. He desired The
amount of leyll tenders now in circulation
to remain rs ut present He looked upon
any contraction o! the currency rs ruinou>
to the country.
Mr.. Morrill, Of Vermont said he would
not discuss the measure now. but Hftrr the
statement of the Senator from Missouri,
h (MnriiID deemed it proper to make 4,
coun,er statement. Il was pen fectlv clear
that the measure which the Senator
proposed would be one of contraction. 1t
would 1t once drive out of the country
what little specie We now lave. When
there was no use for specie it became Il
commonly, wand il would he exported. The
passage of this bill would be :, violation of
public faith and h. WAS sorry 10 see that
1t WIS the first proposition in REG trd to the
finances brought mo the Chtmber
should the bill be passed it would reduce
our revenue ut least - PER cent. The
very salvation Of the country depends upon
strict adherence to the pledges Of the
Government
The bill was referred to the Committee
on Finance.
Mr.. Morrill,. Of Vermont. introduced a
iii to pay the Fr>l y ttiona Bank OF :,
Abtn~. Franklin roun Y. and state of Nri :
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y. = S''' " III - mn ''c' - '-r.'' - ''''
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,wn~r. fail to do So, and in this event
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VIC, '',>.''E anu >, r i l;l -! ','7e ,o
'" ,i,e1 s'',|r, mars n,on ,nnj,iation
of any incorror.,trd society for tli, proven
ton of cr.leIty to animals. to de>iynat,. an
,ocnt of s1rh society who >hill tItrtulon
have the power 10 make arrests Of All
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15
Tho message winch the president "

Tho message winch the president will
shortly send 10 ConIrcss on southern af.
fairs will relate principally to the late
troubles in Mississippi. ard tbs mode Of
conducting elections in ,hat stale, the in
formation having been gathered BIZ psr.
sons designated for that purpose.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15
Gossip and News.

Park ms SuNA
! for libel si,htv so,,
| of man. a.,
world goes
wo,kmcn are being discharged from ''e "'H''-
ent navy yards
v,.bi-an has eighteen persons VIM are over
4 hundred years oid-
| simmer writes from Florida III At he j. IN eN-
| cellcut health and spun
| ,onin Miller spending the winter ii ''''
ve.imorclanI Hotel New loih'
,,.o,,.i-co has sent - ,oti worth # wheat /
- the United King lon since Iulf 10.
n,s Leslie stephen, Tharkeray's yonnGcsi
.lau.t,c.. died on Nov. = at the axe OF D.
| 80. - K.,I,,.. firm, I'll; Iica.. c.. o; the !
,.,yt. ..,.r, die at i. Louis, Mo Nov. l..
rhot.,.tot ParI, has been elected an honorary |
member OF the Mas,a. hu~cus Historical >oci l.
Stem, have been t.ken b: the Canadian govern
m.ut TO prevent HE spread of the cattle I-et>'
! senator Lo.au', physician, tmnE n wou't lee /
I;. To Like ms seat IN Conyfc-- t:li liter The hole
| divs.
! The centennial Is out OF pee. Mr.. l-engfeli"w
decline. W iii thanks he i too oil 70 MAKE Pocty
to order
| -, ,oon r.,i,.,l, ,4ye . banalet in PARIS il.
,b. -, ,o:,lye slry of King Albion,
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Henry Jane. J.. tl.,- tA. i!4.,.or i..,Uo
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

II seems almost Incredible tll,t a,iv tr9v-
clc- should have placed in hi~ bag ,g,. :,
qlruti of dyntrl t. snrlI is that viii h
ha~ kilIr'' 80 ln.n ny persons II Brcmcrhtvrn.
Bu' familiarity with dangerous thing
b -r..,s an nNis' contempt for them. Some
morris ago Il lecture on this class of cx-
pIo>ivcs was Il, liv, red ut IIoboken. Illus
tr:ttrd by experiments. Just before til,
lecturer s'epprd on the platform, an any
iou5 comm ttrrnsn approa he'd him and
Whispered th't no package had arrived,
anl pcrhnp~ something else NIGH he sub
stfuicd fr the proposed exp 'iments
. Il i ii. right >milinyIv repIiel the
lecturer; | have the nitro glvcerinr and
all til" other things with me in my peck
et>.' the committeeman immcluteiy
took Il seat among the audience instead
OF on the Platform
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

\ collision most singular from the COM
plctc wreck made without attendant loss
of life or even injury to Il single person
brought to grief. Wednesday morning.
the fast maui train bound west on the
PENNSYLVANIA road. When two miles out
side jersey City, the engine of Il freight
train just ahead. coming east. jumped the
track and without Il moments warning
the two engines came together. the cvlin-
,lers of the cohidnT locomotives crushing
into each other like torpedoes. and flying
into fragments with loud report. The
engineers and tiremen stuck to their en-
gines but came out Of the wreck with
scarcely II scratch. but as one of them apt
ly expressed it. 1.-The Lord only knows
how The mail cars didn't leave the
track, and beyond a good shaking up and
general distribution, neither mail clerks
nor mails were the worse for the sudden
stop. The loss by the destruction of the
engines and one or two Of the freight
cars is about $4,000.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15


is tifty-thrce
Three boys. Peter Conlon. Henry Green
and Arthur Sllndrr Of Lowell. MISS, were
poisoned. Dec l., by eating wild pai snip
C"nl"n and Green died shortly after. but
SANDER though very low, may recover.
Mr. Colf,X tells good story of PreSi-
dent Lincoln. thrt when he was attacked
with tn" smallpox. he said To his attend
ants. g." SEND up I'll the office seekers, and
tell them I've got something l can give
each of thrm'
The presidents message will immensely
strengthen the plriy all over the country.
and will make fir men forget minor ms
takes in hi> administration On all great
questions Of The hour hr i thoroughly
sound. sensible and stralg
T. Times.
The II,u~cn Place Baptist chrr h ut
BrOoklvn hl> At it>t induced the Rev. DIR
Fulton 10 RESIN. The Rev DR.. seems to
have very persistent habit Of getting
himself into hot water. L he should blp-
tiz, hy immersion tie COMMITMENTS OF
his church in rque us tl:il of the same
temperature of that in which he keeps
himself they would be literally sc;.lded.
1t was not very sensible proceeding
for ex-senator HENDERSON of Missouri TO
90 ont of his WY to attack President
Grant. while aiding in the Prosecution ot
the whi>kev cases in St. Louis His fur
Their services have been snmmlrilv di>p n
sell with and it Is not at all TO be wandore'!
II. He las lnst a 200! Joke. an what he
has gained or expected 10 = tin is hard 10
Sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15
Che fireman..


II, 1.,,,.b ,.-o,,,r,I,- which has heen il
,:e...;n.. tho election Of nearly five year
,,.ro, ,he C,.r,,a,s occnnieJ France. i
1-,,na - last work before dissolution
III. r,.,.rl,ri.,ns have oui,c steadily game,
-.r.no.I, :, +h.s ho3v and ,bourh the,
I......a,.,11.. +,.-vote1 heretofore
,..,.''. ,..,,..,l...,ls -,,......s in this last
ILL., ,.,1..:an &c senator's.
IT.. .,.,r,,.n, settled upon Ly
=, ,'.,,,II,. - France. was that Of :, Re-
,l...;'t. nm Assembly +, be ELECTED hv
!, .,..,. .,I with a new feature. that
.., .or.c ia l7rt elected l,v thr
.n1 IN ,..,, l.. H.. Assembly,. Will,
of ,lc government aic
,.,,......,,I ,r vir,,,,. # what tIl-v hay,
,n
rt..l.,.;.n # one bundled m twenty
e....,f ,h.... -..u,tor, hv the people viii
I'LL. nl,,.,. tlis winter after tn dissolution
of rh, pr,.,crt Assembly. a, will III" cleo
tin Of members Of anew Assembly.
I,.. Thursday bean the work Of elect
i'm, ..y..,,v-liv. -cr.:l .or- Iv The oil Assem-
l,.- Oufv TWO were elected that dav. the
ID. JAI ..!fr,..-P,-qlirr President. and
VI Mattel. Fist T.,-,.-P President Of IT,.
A,-....,.'... B. IN If n m lriur republicans
f..,.. .ul. 4 cs.h,-ru or ninctrri.
-rIrtrr~ ,!r..',.'. H." Lett. OF lrpub
l..l> -l.r..l.l In "'..,in'n. >!N.e,u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

Hon Z, ID, Moran. charm1n cf tie
Republican y tional Committee. has called
a meeting of he committee at Washing
ton IN Thur>lay,JanGtry 13th,f3r the l,ur-
pose of fixing the time AMI place for hol.!-
inr the next Republican National Convcn-
ton for tn" nomination of president ana
vice president. New Yorh3has never had
a Republican National Convention. and il
wants the next one to be held there. In
1856 the convention was held at Philad l.
phia; in co ut Chicago; in 'Gt ut 8:dti-
more; in IS at Chicago; and in - at
Philadelphia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

WASIINGTON.-lt is understood now
that the House VIII no. attempt to trans
act any business before the hOli ily recess.
i mty : L day o. two mkt week, but
that viii b" all. and then al alj,1rnm-nt
over To J tuuary 9TH, viii lie voted. The
Senate of COURSE c-tn 10 ..tl-. AMI Will
hardly IN Ike the attempt
The president, il couvei.s ltion with Il
friend. Nonl'y. ~.,i.l: " hive told Bril-
TOW to 90 on with bis lro-"cn,ion Of the
wlii-',. ' tLi"vr~.r,o mrttrr VIII i lat, IN /
mean it. wan; nobo " to b. covered
MP OF screened, and the guilty mast be
puni>hel.''
Th.rr continues t. b. d.S>;tt Suction
WITH tn. i'orh"cper and pp-tmt~ter OF tie
House, on arrplrt Of soma of their APP
pointn"n.- to otli -, bat thy are bob
trying 10 tiui p!tcc, FIR some of the
grunblefs. y lam~. tn NV clerk. i,
Il ttr Independent in hi, course. and
openly Ircl,r-s hi, prp,,- t, run tie
,tli e in tie W " he believes to lie b..
He ht> IN tie lrv reinov ii, thus FIR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-15

In looking after the rights and wrongs
of inf.n, acrobats " the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children i doing
GOOD service In he Prince Leo case H.
New York, a proper person has been found
to :sdoit the boy, while TIL man who
tre-'icl him cruelty has been held Tor as
-rll'. Simultaneously with this c-,~e.
:'nofher hal been lu-helrlpi Ily. and The
Clneinndi agency of tn" Society IN.
promptly found and rescued the abused
child. Quick " ork Ike this would have
been almo~t impossible TO private ettort