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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

I Mr. Foreman. is the prisoner at the bar
guilty or not guilty?
Foreman-Guilty.
Clerk-So say you all, gentlemen?
The Jurors asSented.
The states attorney moved that sentence
be now passed.
Mr.. Gleason objected.
The court said it would pass sentence
Friday morning.
Miles then left for Jail with Sheriff Ly-
ford.
The Court room was crowded during
the whole trial, Il large number of ladies
being present.
Friday morning Miles was brought into
Court and Judge ReGfield sentenced him
to IA years hard labor in the States prison
at Windsor. to begin on the 3lst day of
March. Miles had evidently prepared to
say something when sentence was passed
but changed his mind and kept silence.
Miles was then taken to Jail. In the after
noon Sheriff Lyford, Il companicd by
Deputy Sheriff Dudley. took Mr.. Miles,
now convict, to Windsor prison, where
he was lodged that evening.
SO for the present the chief actor in the
Barre Bank burglary retires from public
life. 1t may not be uninterestlng, how
persons connected with the burglary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

COMPANION PIcrrREs. -Ajtx dcfying
the lightning. Woo lbrid.c dcfvinr the
universe.
Post Sann,rL, Of Burlington, htvc Sc
''ured Us speakers. y cor ,tiul DIV, cx-
Governor Paul Dillingham;, of Waterbury
and Col. Redlitl1 Proctor, Of Ru.land.
Jimmie Blanchard alils Charlie Ross.
of Milford. has again been .journeyinr.
He left home a few days since. visiting
Nashua, but being recognized, was tax. n
n charge of the police, kept over night
md TUNED the next dav.
Mrs. NJ nth b Brtlsh,v i :,l'cyed by
lr' Sun to Ave mad. atii,!a>i.s ;h,t Ms.
| it-'' III ale Three >''irt: ate confession, tc
,r. :r-u,Iin. Bee cher. which were intcn
81 t. h'V" been read 10y Mrs Bradshaw
o'' vi ~ S whom Plymon,h Church re-
..,''d t" hear in behalf of Bowen.
1t Is non announced that the Mississippi
frpubll IN convention sends fourteen out
If her sixteen delegates to the Cincinnati
convention in favor of Morton for presi
dent. and adopted resolutions endorsing
his course. The colored convention de
clarcd him to be the unanimous choice OF
the colorcd voters of Mississippi.
In tie Burlington convention lat week
John r Deane Of Cavend>h was drunk
rs he was at the Bellows Falls convention
four years ago. When the conventio,
was electing its vice presidents he though
it was selecting the second executive Off
Ger of our glorious republic and per>is &c
. in nominating Judge Poland
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
Put Out the Lights.

The Secretary Of the Treasury. 81. 49,.
result of 4 Cabinet decision. hl~ e..n.
persons having the chtr-c of Gov,ri,,.......
buildings the following circullr r..,.-...
TO the appropriation fpr fuo', li.h,-. ...
water:
Your attention is called 10 liz. .t...
that the appropriation m:t,ic .ur !l,-. 49,.
water and miscellaneous items f.
Buildings for the fiscal year clld.,4-r
30, 1876, is now nearly entrusted ....
connection Herewith 10 section .i,,-.
vised Statutes, which provides o. Tar.
| Department of the Government >!f
pend in any one fiscal year any ~.it,l -....
cess of any appropriations mad. T.. .
grcsS for that fiscal yc;,r, or n.yu.t.. ..
Government in any contract for tn
payment of money in eNce~, Of ~l!.. ..
preparations" lon are hereby ,lir,...I
| strictly observe the provisions If t..-.
section, and to incur no cNuru .-... ..-
any kind whatever on account of IL. 7,
partment which would be Il prop .g,...
against the appropriation referred '.. ..
to that end You Will shut Il ,s... .s.
water in the buildings under luar
tcndencc on receipt of tbs ci!,-... .-..
discharge All the engineers. / t,sHn.-
other employees WHO have been la. ......
this appropriation.
(Si@ned) Il, IL Bia~."u
Unless Congress shall take ,...
| mediate action, the rcspl, O. li.- &c.,.
will be i great national mi~turt.us-
lights in the New York pos oil u
shut off within :: day or TWO, in OIL. ....
to this order. Ibis VIII com.r-l IA. ,--
>ation Of ali night work in l.nr o..
where most of ilic mails AZ. nlt.i.- -.
night. The sumo result will b.. d.. ......-
in Il few days in most Vi tn l,-,l.u.,. ....-
unless Immediate lpors piiti IL H. l..
The law is mandatory, and tn a'.iiI T..
ton has no alternative The att...t W..
the Appropriation COMMITTEE. " - 3D..
weeks ago called to this can.ll..a...l ~
fairs. but nothing It~ brra G,l4.
Government officials say tim, N.At w..
when the ni=-lrlly appropriations g..
proposed by the Democrat II $3.50
out, the Government will b. cr.1s....
similar manner in nearly cy-Il G...
ment of public Service
The orders Of Secretary Er.-'ov F..
carried out on MoHd y. IN TIA. ....-
Po>t-office. and - employers uc.... --
charged. Doubtless th-r- w..l 10.
~roanin. against a Secretary f ,t.-I
ury who won't spend the people, 81 .
in advance without authority. I'll. ILL.,,
come mainly from pu-ti-:In- # t.i.. A,.
priation5 Committee on whom H..
really rests. Secretary Efi~'oN ....- .
very sensible thing when H. ~'.l,- H..
for which there are no funds tu p.r.
Morton has not been mas hI.ls,. .
ports that Blaine through i II Z Z .-..-
| born politician named Ch1nl,-r, :
the Virginia delegation to C.u-.Au-.. .
he has regarded the >o",lctu -.,..- .-
mort ga-rd 10 him.
An AWFUL GANG ur rEI>p\..~
| Boston City Council lately ~-:.. il ..-..
Jail for refusing 10 answer cr.-,u
| ions before one of il committees. ....
| Court unhe>itatin-lv ordered il~ .-
1t Wis we'll done. for If t-v,ry ms. 5 ..
holds a ritv council in c"nc,i4.t
! imprisoned. nothing les t!etu:... -..-.. 81
ng~ in most ot ilIc cites j.. In ...
Nuu!d suffice 10 house I'll l.~ 3. r.
! chictg, Ii IS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

The Supreme Court has decided the en-
forccment act to be unconstitutional. The
southern members Of Congress express
themselves rs very joyous over the decis-
ion. One prominent member remarked,
q. it takes the sting out Of the 18th amend
men:." Senator Bayard. in bis speech,
Thursday. alluded to the decision, and ex-
pressed the opinion that under it any state
can make such regulations Of the suffrage
as it may deem wise, provided there is no
discrimination on account of race or color.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05
FOrty.FOurth Congress.

WEDNESDAY. SfH0te. 1ne senate were
again in executive session. on the nOmina-
ton of r. H. Dana. They also passed
the diplomatic and consular bill. after TAX
out all the reductions put into 1t by the
House.
House. The House spent most of the
day discussing the bill authorizing the IS
sue of silver currency. 1t passed the bill
reducing the salaries Of army officers, and
made the special order for two weeks from
to-day the bill reducing and rcorganzlng
the army. The bill for the equalization of
bouuties was made the special order for
next Wednesday.
THURSDAY. Senatc Mr. Boutwell, and
Mr.. Bayar,l had Il sharp personal discus
sion in the debate on Morton's resolution
for an investigation into the Mississippi
election.
House. The silver bill WIS discussed
and the Impeachment articles against eX-
Secretary Hrknap were reported by the
judiciary committee. They are five in
.,nmber, and are founded on the Fort Sill
leadership business.
FRIDAY. ,Snatc The Senate adopted
Sen ttor Christiancv substitute for Mr..
Mortrn's resolutions authorizing an inves-
legation of the last Mississippi election.
During the discussion. Mr.. Key. demo
,:rat, of Tenn. made Il highly concliatory
and di>pa> Sionlte speech. lie sad he was
lad the late wr WAS fought out and over
with. The South was not wholly TO blame
for the war Slavery existed many years
40 and was protected by the constitution.
lie spoke highly of the colorcd people and
their fidelity to the whites during the war.
and id the people of his state were will
ny to protect them and aid them. The
South WAS poor. and wanted peace. 1t
WAS time to forget that there WAS Il South
or a North. The war was over. and con
qrerur~ had Il right To enjoy the results of
their victory. He was willing TO admit
that the terms granted by the victors We're
much more liberal and mngnanimouS then
he expected lie WAS anxious to have the
South acql>ecr in the result and accept
the >itu,ion Could not the North, he
asked, bear with thcm and help them to
overcome their past difficulty, and ma he
this Il Land Of peace and prosperity? He
should vote for the resolution, even though
he should be the only member of his party
to do 50. Ifthis safe of affairs existed, the
parties ought to be punished. and he did
not wish to have it said that hc was in IA
vor of prot, ctin- them. but he did not
thin, the reports We're tue; vet he WAS
willing to have the subject invr>tig tied.
The colorcd Senator, from Mississippi.
Bruce. read 4 iudicious speech. which WAS
spoken we'll OF on both sides of the cham
Der. The recent lcc>i n Of the supreme
court was alluded to and discussed by sew
eral senator's. hy republicans deprec'ting
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

An AFRICAN ENPLoI;ER.-Litutena
Cameron. the African explorer arrived at
Liverpool April ID. \ large crowd was at
the steamers dock to receive him. and he
WAS warmly checled on landing He is in
excellent health.
John f. Silawhan. San Francisco stock
Speculator, has built 4 stable at Il cost of
about 500 900. chiefly to CRAFTY his wife.
who is fond of horses. 1t contains a parlor
handsomely furnished for her use; and the
carriage and harness rooms. stalls. and
other apartments are finished in fine woods.
INSANITY AND SUICIDE-Thc wife of the
Rev. DcForrest Stafford pastor of the Bap
ti>t church ut Fairfax, who has been in a
weak and !eranged condition of health for
several months, escaped from the house
last Friday morning ii daylight. and
Jumped INTO the water bv the Hollow
bridge among the rocks. drowning herself.
After ) O'Clock her husband fell aslecp.
and she took the opportunity To escape.
She leaves two little daughters, the youn~-
est less than Il year old. She WAS 81 wears
of age. He has the active sympathy of the
comm nifty.
RESIGNATION OF Gov. AMEs-Gover.
nor Ames surprised the people of Mis>is>-
ippi by resigning his Office, Wednesday
evening. and the impeachment proceed
ings against him We're discontinued. The
Republicans generally are quite Indignant
In his letter. stating his purpose of resin.
nation, he says:
In consequence of the election of last
November | found myself confronted
with hostile Legislature and embarrassed
and batfled in my endeavors to carry on,
my plans for the welfare of nv State and
my party. resolved. therefore. to RESIGN
my office as Governor of the State OF
Mississippi; but meanwhile articles of inn
parchment were instituted against me, nnJ
OF course l could not and would not retire
; from my position under the imputation
of any charge affecting my honor and in
tegrlty. For the reason indicated, | still
desire to escape burdens which are com
pensatcd by no public usefulness, and i
the articles of Impeachment presented
against me We're dismissed. | should fee
at liberty to carry out my desire and pur
pose of resignation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

RAILROAD SEC ErlI>.-!sutl Anl Rail
road stock. preferred. i selling in Boston
II 1871; equipment :. ,l~1->: Vermont
and Canada. u; p-.I"n~burw AMI Lake
Champaign. preferred, =.
The Rutland Marble Co. have shipped a
number of specimens of their m,rhle to
Philadelphia for exhibition at the Centcn-
NAL. The floor of the space allotted them
is to be covered with ilin~ an surround
ed with wainScuttin-. The work on the
latter is very elaborate Their other spec
linens are several beautiful pieces of >:atu-
airy and marble cut in cubes.
The Plymouth church committee. irving
Henry {. Bowen, declined to hear Andrew
Bradshaw. Il witness offered bv Bowen,
and the latter has declined to appear before
the committee any further.
Carefully complied tables show that al
most one half of the >killful labor of the
cities and large towns is idle. and that
wages for those i'll employment have been
cut down nearly ont-half.
When Mr.. Woodbrdge WAS rcmarkin,
at length and with frrvor upon the purity
Of the life and clllrart Of cX-Connress-
man Woodbridge. the SIGHT of 4 venerable
form upon the platform struck him witt
IN idee which he immediately mad,
use OF rs = c.lh;N And in AL these
transactions said he, never did ar
act that my friend Judge Poland woul,
not have done" The Judge At one,
seemed to be in meditation.
/ EXPERIMENTS IN Co-OrEEArIoN.-Mr
Charles Barnard. ;ult Hor of the article II
.Scri6nJ s Monthly upon the pniladelhj;
Loan Association, recently published, an,
entitled :" y Hundred Thousand Homes
will begin u series Of article, upon com
mercial and industrial cooperation in III,
United States and Great Britain in the Ma,
number Of this mag zine. For this Dur
pose he will be sent by the publishers t,
England and Scotland to make an exhaus
tive examination of the subject in all it
branches. In these times of business an,
financial depression the thought of thu
. country has been turned to this subject n
, one of the great questions ofthc day; an,
it is the intention to place the subject 0
cooperation before the American publi
in all its branches; to give its methods O
procedure, and detail It's practical WORKING
and to report its actual social and financi,
, results. No attention Will be paid to mer
, history or theory, and only working plans
, laws, methods and products Will be con
s;dered.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-04-05

Mrs II. l.. -. ormani, wife of Theodore TIlten'
al anrc agent, committed suicide bv tahln. iud
.num Al Troy, Thursday II -!!t, in consequence OF
her improper relations durln. her husbands al
-cncc. with merchant OF the cItv. She Is said L.
have been AN intimate mend and companion oI
Ml-. rton. whom She personally resemble!
WhIlc dying >te objected 10 having her face washed
With alcohol because = II WIS waNy AMI She wan
ted 10 be pretty corpse.
Mr. >hlllIber. the = Mr. Partin.ton OF common
fame has been visited Icy san Francisco icpol ter
" u" found in HIM Old gentleman with white halr
Years 1t age. In the Interview he stated that h,
began Whiting MIS-. Parun2tou's SAYINGS by acrl-
dent. HcluS engaged a new >pal,er III l>t1 h,
happened! to lnselt luiZZicll remark, att,lhuiln.
1t to Ms. rrtiugtoh The title BEN. borrowed from
sydney smiths character of that name lie sand
that Wht hIs sayings Wee col lie and publ ehrd
he had an idea of the great success that the book
would meet with, and WAS sulprt> ed at the avI,ltv
with Which n was taken. The boy Ike : lie stated
to be Yea table ch.,l actcr-in fact IN, own son
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-13


els h6t Be to6 stsoBg fun
pressed si8 ppKtT in-poweg in
isis siain. lhat, It agitation is TO 30
pbfesed add Quiet laaint8neds
ssnrGnce la1st bes glyep 40
lhe public that ihe next election
Ell is e8aducse 8aitls and TINT
~ et etise Betathing Board
viii ntipmpk a. thwaik the will Of
the people. After the condemna-
lion by republican committees,
aud lgralmosi llse whole press q
the country. 81 Tint tgibuhhl which,
IS aialh66s Analoriaty
last year. Il m8nld seem that the
average alslioian n'Onld see the.
3 sfeldipg 81 leqst n
agmblRaee 81 decent respect To
public opinion. Tile Returning
HIS befsn con II
d. u6t 6hiy 53 the sablBsot
ianns bnt Ht Two Codgfes-
NnaA 40mmit sees and pY the
general sense Oh khe country, gAf III
mainla Aoother purpose
can Be ascribgdsio the republican
aa smBloY 5kkas last
50 as employed fQr Che on !
pose of conntiUg out elected car
didatea. and Of vitiating the re
pls Of slie election.
tAs8 sicads NnhE perch
restored o s'8 State they will not
aDy obstacle s8fthe by.
III ashiA Board SIS
he o al klieY opghi
H0m aat telnnk TAB re.
lhS Ooaee Of last year sal
a resisted the lqgt extremit y.
The nnkhay isaiipg which exists d
thss CITY is doe III Tie apprehen.
tll sIaos desp8s powers
- SOL le 81 copie vi attempts
ees "a saa tslin fa knrnfnn eers
hs uses ag ibe pllgpQe q
pernegaasih 8g aeeanGaaneg i the
republican faftYi eaanes Of the
a les otha pBgpleY It pPy q;
wa aa understood, once tor all
rve III I law anC
iusfieo will be submitted to by this
democasio ast The propti
guncti0n az iho law ID % protect
Abe rights AZ fhe citizen. But thin
10Th m t0ilk iBtbhtennd ths
mnnneg III which IL IA administered
is dilac aAd violent assault 81
wi moss FppFkanh 0g.all Ahe right.
Eieao whieh ihe citizen Lass claim
e Inv on not ~ sn9intaipsd
except ID face 81 ! people unWor
ahY ~ epioy tIse rights 81 freelnep
og WHO hake lost tito sense d
liberty. IL unjust be repealed "a
niially modified, otherwise III
sasioa I'D S. denial VII
suffice w oFage0Da tho conviction
that q renewal ok tlie frauds am
0f IaSb ag6ak III con
sased i0F 1876 M 0 Bnl
latin
BILLIARDS BIl.fsI I9s
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-13

An Aware EmHeN the United
kenm GaHn aoaas
WsINaI5 Dec. 81 SIT H.d-
AlWnlQns umpire 81 tAe
United States Mexican Commits
sion 700 ii gold
"a tbe Abra Silver Mining Com
PAW, % Kew 4ork, 70 be paid by
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-13

Ts pE1l1 ota here ana
Il will attend pfam TOAD work en-
trusted ~ hn 5n fsn ii.
ever instance a |isef b Drb..
lic patronag ID repscttally oiicllF i.
fy1l Bin
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-13

ssifBsA, II ar
~ booa llinGs. ''siinur
4 * agent fof tl Z Singer tll1
Uni riila ConpalY, 4 HAVE estal9l3shptE
a DEPOT Tor tlie sale sof tile .aBove Justly
feele6tafad SEWING machines oh 4BynlF
tGli ma exahiiile fiGdhines nhna
wotlg AIJlsI lATBIE, Agtnt-
Lake gtlaiies. OFT 81 1h. ,to
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-13
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this department q always foil Of good things
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u thsi inteSesisg sgl saSiiy hints of household
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