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Foreign Notes.

The Arctic steamers Alert and Discovery ar
rived off Spit-head Wednesday.
The Daily News understands that Mr. Glad
stone will before long explain his attitude to-
ward the United States during the civil war.
The Duke de Cazes has announced officially
that the government will remain neutral in case
of war in the East
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European Markets.
LONDON, November PIP 30 P, M.-Copsols 95 Lila
for money and account.
LONDON, November 2-12.3O P. M-American Sc
curities-Erie preferred IS.
LONDON, November 2-2.SO P, M,-Consols o. 151 IA
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, November 2.-l2.3o P. M.-Cotton
excited and lie @ dearerer
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Mr.. Tilden's Record.

Mr.. Tilden was against the country in its
hour of trial.
He declared that he would resist every meas
ure to coerce the seeding South.
He refused to attend the great q MON war
meeting.
He united in proclaiming the war failure,
and asking dishonorable peace.
He never spoke public word or did pub
Lie act in support of his imperilled country
his supporters cannot point to one.
He wronged the government and added to
burdens of every other citizen by defrauding
on his income tax.
de has undertaken to deceive the people BY
falsely claiming the credit of the reduction of
taxation.
He processes to inaugurate "eanal reform"
and has not punished single offender.
He represents the rebel element of the solid
South, and his election will be their triumph.
He has surrendered to the ipfiatonists and
regulators, and is committed to their incen-
diary policy
Reader! Can you afford to aid in making
such man President of the United States?
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, Nov. ,.

Thursday, Nov. ,.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, N S-passen-
gers and mdse to John Porteous.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Steamer Artisan, Brooks, Boston, (and proceeded
to Calas.)
Steamer Myrtle, (US) Foster, Eastport
Brig Carrie Winslow, Mozart, Sunderland Aug 20,
in ballast. to j WinslOw u Co. Experienced heavy
and adverse weather. lost and split Sails and sprung
spars.
Sch Nellie Star, Poland, Port Johnson-coal to sar-
Sch W freeman, Maloney, Poughkeepsie-ron to
Portland Co.
Sch Bessie, (Br) Nickerson. Yarmouth, Ms.
Sch Orion, (Br) Melanson, Gloucester.
Sch Sutana, Eastman. Gloucester.
Sch Nellie H, Malloch, Newburyport, to load for
Sch New Packet Leighton, Millbridge for Boston,
Sch Chas Carroll, Cudworth, Rockand for Ports
mouth.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia Bragg, New rk,-Henry
Fox.
Barque Norena, Nichols, Matanzas-Geo Hunt
& Co.
Barque Linda Abbott, (Br) Scobey, Liverpool, Ms
Brig Adelaide, stover Martinique - Phinney &
Jackson.
Sch Addie Jordan, Leavitt, Havana-J Lord
Sch II Prescott. Merrimap NoIfolk-Isaac Berry.
Sch A W Fisk, Kelley. Windsor NS-J Nckerson.
Sch Daisy, (Br) Waycott, st Andrews NIB Nath'l
Blake
Sch VIM A Morrill,, Kelley, Kennebec-
IRON MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Sid I'm Philadelphia list, brig Akbar, for Portland.
Ar at New York I'd, barque Estella, Poole, from
havana.
Ar at Ayr. Scot. list inst, brig Edw FL Williams,
Mountfort, Portland, (Oct73
Sid I'm London LIST, ship H H McGilvery, Blake, for
United States.
Ar at Havana Goth, brig Torrent, Neil, I'm Phila-
delphia; Antelope, Ray, and / Rowland, Lakeman,
Portland.
Ar at Matanzas Oct 25, brig Hattie S Bishop, from
Portland.
Ar at Cardenas oath, sch Mary E Long. Portland
Goth, brss Geo W Chase, Patterson, Portland; Jere
miah, New York.
Sch Willard, of Portland, 367 tons, built at
Bath in 1872. double deck, and well found has been
sold to parties in New York for $4,000 She is to be
placed in the Spanish-Main trade.
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Weglan bark Atlantic The bark had her bows
stove in.
II. D. Simpsons glove factory at Chatham
village, N. j., was burned yesterday. Loss Lot
ascertained. Insured for $1,000
The jury in the Walker homicide case at Sa.
lem, N. j., have returned a verdict of guilty Of
manslaughter against all the prisoners.
Frank Beebe, bookkeeper of the West Troy,
n. Y. bank. is a detaultsr to the amount OF
$4,000 or $4,000.
Newell Gates of Shrewsbury, Mass, missing
since Wednesday morning, was found dead in
the woods Wednesday night having shot him
self accidentally.
Premature explosion of blast at Rhineback,
yesterday, tore off the had of Michael Roach
and lacerated tue head and face of Darius
Curior. Several others narrowly escaped.
w. d. Slinard desperate and citizen of the
Indian nation, who murdered a man PANIED
Henry, was arrested near Plant, Ark, Thurs
day, and in attempting to escape was shot
dead.
The deaf and sdumb son of Asa Harley of
Groveand, Mass, 10 years old, was run over
and instantly killed yesterday afternoon on the
Newburvport and Georgetown road about one
mile above Georgetown.
In the Supreme Court at Providence yester-
day, Merchant H. Weeden was convicted of
the murder of Catherine e. j. Weaver IN
house of i'll fame last April, and sentenced to
state prison for life.
A large warehouse in the rear of the drug
store of A. Miller, I'll Washington Avenue, ST,
Louis, containing oils and varnish, caught fire
last evening and was totally destroyed The
stock and building were valued at $25, OO0 in
sured for $40 600.
The entire front of the residence of Augustus
SUPPER in Rondout, N. Y, was blown out at 3
O'clock yesterday morning by charge of gun
powder placed in the window. SUPPER had
complained against house of ill-fame, but the
proprietor named Keiser, was away
At Brockyille, Ont, on Tuesday night man
named Jackson, his wife and young man
whose name is unknown, crossed to the Cana
dian shore in a small boat. On their return to
the American side the boat swamped, jackson
and his wife we're drowned, and his compan-
ions swan ashore.
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SAVANNAH Nov. 2-Total number of inter
ments today seven, five of which were from
yellow fever.
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WiIbOr's COmDOuud of

Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime. The ADVANTAGE of
this compound over the plain Oil is that the pause
atng taste of the Oil is entirely removed. and the
whole rendered entirely palatable. The offensive
taste of the Oil has long acted as prominent obec-
ton to its use but in this form the trouble is en-
trey obviated. host of certificates might here be
given to testify to the excellence and success of
"Wttbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime" But the fact
that it is regularly prescribed by the medical faculty
is SUFFICIENT. Sold by W1LBoR, Chemist Boston, and
by all druggists oc3Oeod1w
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MARRIED..

In this city. Oct. %. by Rev. Chas. w. Hays. Cam
of st. Lukes Cathedral, Edward NJ Day and
Miss Anna j.: Ulmer, both of Portland. lComp-
ments acknowledged
In Napa City, Cal, Oct 10, by Rev. r. Wylie. Jos.
G. Noyes formerly of Portland, and Miss Julia r.
Mudgett of Napa City.
1u Oakland, CAL, Oct. a. Edward o. SticApey of
MERGED and Miss Sarah Bean OF Oakland both farm
erly OF Brownfeld, Me.
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Accid INT on the Pennsylvania Railroad.

ELIZABETH, Nov "a passenger train on
the Pennsylvania Railroad was wrecked this
morning at z clock, south of Linden depot, by
running into Two freight Cars detached from a
preceding train and left standing on the track.
The locomotive turned upside down, the first
passenger car ran over it and split it in two and
the freight cars were demolished. Jacob Elm
ton, brakeman, was buried under the locomo-
tive and received fatal injuries A fireman
named Vannerwater has scalp wound. Sew
eral Others were slightly injured. The wounded
were taken to Linden depot. All connecting
trains were delayed for two hours The freight
train bad DO bell-rope, and the fog prevented
either engineer from seeing thu detached cars
in time to prevent the collision. Among the
wounded were w. II. Vanderwater, passenger,
wounded in the head John Rose, passenger,
not seriously; e. w. Right of Chicago, who
was in the caboose arm broken and otherwise
hurt; Joseph Pristine, a jew, breast crushed
aud will die
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X Orei2n Imports.

ST. ANDREWS, NIB. Br Schr Daisy-sO bbls of
-four, do pork, do oil.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-21
EspuslicaH National convention.


Tbe maxi upion Republican Convention ior the
nomination OF candidates Tor President ano y zee
President q the United States, VII be held II Inc
ca, 81 Cincinnati on Wednesday. the fourteenth
asr o. June. $50 al p o'clock noon Hno Nlll COZ
-. NJ ,al.,stes .ro.u each State equal to twice the
uuueer q II Senators and Representative II Con
rress. and o. Two delegates ron each ors2ni-el
territory and the District O. Columbia IN ea-lin-
the conventions for the election OF delegate int
committee o. the several States are recounenoeo
Z invite a. Republican electors and Al othe-
yoter5 without regard 70 past political clnsrences
q previous party affiliations, WHO are oppose L
-eririus sectional issues, Eno desire e promote
friendly feeling End DerDzneDt harmony inrou-A-
OH ths country by maintaining and eniorelns a.
tie constitutional rights Of every clllze1 lnn-ll1n
the fuu an rec exercise O. the right o. Suffrage
without intimidation RIO without fraud VINO ar
ID ssv1- o. the coutIuuea prosecution ana punisl-
Igui G.. al otcal dishonesty, and o. Al economic
a administration o. the Government iy hones-
.aithful snd capable ofncerz who are II iaFor =
making such reforms Il government As experience
NAV. IRON TINE = time, suggest who ars oppossl
l. lmuzirinE the credit @. the ration by ospree
ATM any O. lis Obligations. anc 4 iaTor O. snsi-L
tnc. I'd every WAY. the nationa tEitn ana hn-Al---
honor who hold that the common school system i'
the nursery o. American liberty. ana should De-
maintained absolutely .rse ron secsEr-an coniro-
who believe tna,. .1- tns promotion o.. these enc
me O rectioa o. tine government should continue .
be eouaaed o. thlse WIS adhere o. the pr-nciu-ss
rI7-5. anc suupo-, tneu IS Incorporated ID the
l,ons,l-u,Ior aa4 Jaws ana wA0 ar * iarOr C.; re
..-ui-.1- Az st-euztne--n- the runazuent-- pm
O. on L
ss-, us tls t.ril 10 the kepu1-e
i ID. Mor.Ay. Chairman Republican NaLoa-
CONN .tt=--
Nr.-lsg i CHANlLEE se--etar5
a..a.uztol. ID. u. Thursday J4au2-5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-21

ILL. anua4. e.r.--ar Of tine Commercl4-
A-er.- Dan. Barlow d. Co.. Of New
YORK ..-r. and T.. Russell D. Co.. Of Boston.
ren5rr- tas number Of failure ID ISIS a-
$40 which j. $50 more tHan IL lsl-- an
. 500 more than Il Is-- though the increase
rs- e.1u- e.. bus.ne-- mus BE- KEEP IL
mind 10 l4--. I- l- more tuau at any
psrios .1 t.e nations history The a-rre-
psts amour. -a5iEue- is reported a.
S30l o5Uo5a. winch j. about S50,0oU.0u.
m.-. shan .as, vea-. THa average amount
@. ias.ylla4- .ia1.HtIe- Do rha failure Of
$50. So goo. is. however. decidedly les
tnau I'D any vea- since l,t-. except Isl, ana
$50. ana 1.- large 1nau ID ,nose W.
vear- This Indicate taa, the effects of taa
reaction iron the over trading, speculation
an imitation VI The wa. the srungency
caused tv the sudden st0ppars Of I1e large
wa disbursements ny the Government. us-
tioua. state aui loe4- have reached tla
smale- trade and business meu Of she
oouutrv Ina history OF every 0us-ne-- r--
action is. tu1- the crear house the large
banrer- Manufacture an Whole
sale merchant suhs- hrs, TIE
wave depression srreal- over the
country and cxhaust- Itself upo1 the house
of smaller capita. s. that the large nun
Ter %. iaiiure- 10 1875. anu SINAI average OF
HabilIt.1-. NAV f+ considered al Indication
1aa1 t1= hard tmae- have ruu Their caur-s
lt is remarkable i4cs. That while the
Northern State nave suderel s.. severe T
from harl time since tae Wa. tAe sJut-
aas been steadily growing I'D prosperity. l-
BE- with them as it wa WIKI the farmer
the North lu lsl- Bnsine-- men were
terribly disalafttai Ill tlz- vel- 1l, rlc
CROPS were large. anl there wa q rsacv sale
iar them Do nome anu abroa- The farmers
rrosucre1. which heiuel bushes me- 20
cover the.- prosperity Quick. since -ae
WIZ. ,4a s1utl. ner.nnIn- the world anew
ma hl- i2lr crops ana mas marke-e- them q.
lair a1vautags. Iiow inst section has been
benefited us HAVING something 70 sell that
the bushes w1rl1 wanted o. buy. Is shown
B7 the steady trade THAT has sprung ur iron
That quarter. and Dv tine lew AM -i-lc i---
ures there. which nave been le-- numerous
than before me wa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-21


The report Of Nj. FRANCIS i Have.
Sta.e director Of the Boston an Albany r0a-
10 the Legislature 1- Aiassachus11-- make
certain statements IN regard Z. TIE lease o.
the Ware River Railroad L. the Boston ---
ALBANY road winch a-tract nJ- little a'-
tention in anu OIL. Of tnat STAT TIE Ware
River road I-. ir seem. -ill.s r04- J-
some forty mlle- tota. length. OF Wlll- less
than lali was Du.lt. wheu il wa lease- o.
the boston an ALBANY. The lease Is 10y al.
wear. anl by lis terms lie Boston an Alba
nv a-ree- 70 complete tle ro4-. an eluI
j.. ana 90 u1v rent o.. i've rs- sent
Oh tie capita stock Joy the frs wear
an increasing ur (. sra pc- cent
fo- Iae hti- yea an every iur-re
wear. free OF AL axe an assessments. u=-
sides an aunua. bonus Of $500 u maintain
the corporation o: the " are I.lver Company
An explanation OF rms transaction is found
IL the iac-s tna- Chesre- " Cnau--. pres
deut oil the Boston anu Albany Raj
road and bis family. ar ths owners
Of three Thousand seven hundred an1
fJrtv-fyc snare, %. the cauIta- stock
OF only I've hundred dollar ie-- I1a-
one-h4lf Ut tue capital stocL O.. tls War
River Lalroae-aud taat severa- Of t-e DE-
rector at the Boston and Albany rua-. a-.
a.. 800. - .---- ....,-,--,--- had woo.
urer. n, large holders o. the stocs-a- Of
whieh wa purchased before the lease wa
made at from hsry % sevenrv-nye cents OF
lie dollar
Mr Hlyes claims tnat the lease l- q very
onerons one 90 the i. and A. road. as il i- q
very Profitable one % Ny Cnap.n and tne
other uwne.- .f the Ware River I-aiiroa-.
aud be- condemns 40 pointed language the
dealing Df directors with the corporation i9-
their persona. advantage
a noticeable incident of The discussion.
arising iron this disclosure is the attitude
o. tus Springfield heDuaH1al That
paper Wiki the light il mas or lhe sub
izci has not heen able t. discover much
% miHsiinE u' private Wit public IL
tsFe-t. nor any great profs 70 anybody 10
the transaction And pending iegisla-
tive Investigation. il decline g. .' condemn
men of tae highest rsputs. Of long en-
periencs anu undisputed record in public
an private trust OF Mr. Have arraign-
ment We do not mention thi- To ina
fault with TIE HepuiHcal attitude. bai
To recall the iact that ior taking q
precisely similar attitude ~ reference
L. slme %. or erm0nt railroad
manager. vha ike President Chaplin.
have been men Of nigh repute. Of long ez-
perienee an undisputei record IN public
and private trust. good portion Of the
Vermont press have been steadily beratei
ny the f,eDlit-l1aH o. corrupt tools Of cor
rupt CLIQUE twill be one good result OF
the Massachusetts disclosure. if lis home
scan44! cause the flesll5lcau 70 be little
les othcioas As the seli-appointei censor OF
the morals of ats ermont contemporaries.
aad les free IN attriouting mercenary mo
tiSes upon Inc merest suspicion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-21

The W as1ngJ0u correspondent OF thg
Boston Hra-l, SAYS OF the speecl Of Mr.
HI. Of Georgia. ID the debate on the am
nestv bill
Inc speech was pretty strong as leEal
argument. but IT wa fall of matte winch
vii convince the rural voter that ne mao
better stick 70 the Republican PARTY while
longer. Il was a sectional speech. and not
q staIesman-iike one. IN q w0r1. II was lust
the speech that good MANY Of the Repub-
llcans hsye been hoping % Graw out from
tine Democratic SIDE. Ny. HI personiied
the South and secession with capita o. 90
al the way through MS Remarks Neither
ms manner nor ms matter indicated humili-
y or regret Tor the past rather. 1t was 8
i4l Justification OF a. that had gone before
80 Tar a. the South was concerned. and Al
arraIgument OF the anti-slaverv sentiment of
the country II bristled with denunciatiou
Of the sentiment II the North winch sustain
ed and made the war successful. which Is
The same As saying that it Drlstled with
hlunders. Il was nOg q speech 70 winch the
Northern Democrats could listen with satiS-
faction OF ease. such kind Of talk kent NJ
mere viii mean the empTyIng OF 50 seats on
the Democratic side next November. II Is
olthcuit 10 nave any patience with 3 man
who talks Tor an hour 10 prove that the
terrors OF Anders0uville prison were les
Khan those of the Northern prisons III which
reDel soldiers were eontined Indeed. The
remarks Of Mr. Hill rose 10 rank impudenee
at the end Of ms speech, when be talked
about to-giyine the Republicans for their
sins. ana told the House that the South mad
brought the Constitution back into the
Union. and signihed that the South wa
gong 70 conduct tbs Government OF the
future
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-21

WASHINGTON, Jan. oth, lsIG-
Z Editor Of the Free Press and Times

WASHINGTON, Jan oLn, loIO-
To the Editor Of the Free Press and Times
Inotice that the " Washington correspond
ent of one of the Vermont daiiies tnot yours
undertakes to tell all about New ! cars day
atthe Capital " The welcoming of the Cen
Iennial. he says - was patriotic beyond
comparison And then ne describes 1.-The
reception at the White House and tells us
all about '.Airs. Grani's black silk dress and
pe.ticoat. and Mrs. Fred Grants crushed
strawberry tinted silk" aigrette OF
sold''-''crepe dc chine. etc. etc Every
word of this was taken from the Aafionai
RepH5iIcoz without credit or quotation
marks. So far as he copied from the W ash
ing papers. there is an appearance OF truth,
although 1t sounds much ike some dress
makers magazine bat when he leaves of
copying he il all at sea. Mrs. Senator
/ N" he says. d" was assisted by her
I charming sister. Miss s." Now | hap
pened TO see Mrs. NJ on New Year : DAY
I and she told me that her sister was SICK
! and unable 10 leave her room called on
! cur ermon1 delegation. and at about forty
l other places, ana shall long lelAlu piea--
ant recollection OF fhe ladies neatly attlred
I IN none OF the extrRvagant fashions. But
/ II should undertake 10 talk. like the cor
respondent / nave quoted IRON. OF % crepe
/ lisso 80 gold c0lored pelisses. sneDy.
and all the endless paraphernalla OF the
/ toilet. ike nm ] should be obliged 70
/ eony i IRON some newspaper
Now as to that welcoming the lenten-
I nial 81 the Capital that beyond com
! parisou just think oi " Beyond
{ comparison WHAT sp.t luumlna-
tons. what pealIng OF bells. lat thunders
of artillery there must h. been Int
truth Is that 81 MashIngt.n Inere was
scarcely anything 10 Distinguish TINS New
Year night from any other weni
through PennsylvanIa Avenue 10 Caplto
Hi. al midnight There were hght- II
two OF the houses. ana al the door OF al
other man came out and hred pistol ~
toward the stars
The letter ! nave alluded ~ Is Al lllnstra-
zion OF large proportion OF the 90 ash
lngt0u correspondence Some ambitious
writer takes the city daiIes selects mere
and there q paragraph 10 suit ms purpose
nashes DO uD with O. lev Imaginary ID
cIdents. and rides MS tail horse a. though
he enioved the most intimate relations viii
all the grantees OF the city. 4our-.
% W. L.
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The south the true Dtlenesrs sf,se Constitution

The following is a noticeable passage from
the speech Of bon. Benjamin Hill of Georgia,
late member of the Confederate Congress,
now of the Congress of the United States
The South Is here, and here she intends
TO remain. Enthusiastic demonstration On
the Democratic side and II the galierle-)
Let fanRticism do its worst; let II pass Its
nullifying acts. trample on the constitution,
abrOgate the pledges Of the fathers, Incite
raids on our people. multiply inhdelIfles until
they snail be- ike the stars IN the heavens
OF the sands OF the sea-shore, without num-
Der. but now this for al your lnlqultle--
me South viii never again seek remedy IL
the madness OF another secession. tt1eneW-
ed auriauSe We are here-we are ID our
father house our brothers are our com
uanions. and we are at home, thank TOD
Enthusiastic applause. We come 10 graft
" DO vengeance. 70 reIallate no wrongs, T.
resent no past insults, 10 reopen no STRIFE
We come with q patriotic purpose to do
Whatever IL our political power shall be 10
restore an honest, economical and eon-
sritutioinl administration OF the gov
eminent. We come charging on the
Union uo wrong To Us The lnIon
never xreusei the South. The Union mas
bsen az lnm.zed blessing 70 every section,
N every Sr4te. 70 every Nan ui every color
.n Americ8 We charge our wrongs 10 that
higher Jaw. fanaticisn, which never kept
u.edce a- o1eyr- law. We sought 10
leave lire associations Of those Who would
not keer isaitv o. The convenant- We
sought ID 20 nv ourselves. but. 50 lar from
having lost orr fidelity 70 the constitution We
nurrel It u or bosom. and c4ri.a- - With
Us
Brave ui1u men Of the North. followers
/ 8r " etlster and Of Fillmore. Of Cas- and OF
douglas YOU VINO fought Tor the mon Tor
the sake u the Union Won who ceased u
/ nrht when me battle was ended and the
I sword was sneatned with Won we have No
gua-re We telI YOUR heavy arm IL the
/ midst O.. the struggle but above the roar OF
/ me cannon we heard your voice OF Kincness
/ calling. brothers. come back. Ne are
/ mere to cooperate with y0u. % DO Whatever
B W ear. In spite OF all orr sorrows, 10 It
build tha Union. u restore peace T. be q
b.essin- o. the country. and u make the
( American I mon what our fathers INTENDED
II should be-. the GLORY % America and the
/ blesslnr @. humanity blt vOl, genie-
me-. who uersecuied Us by vour Inhde-i-
ne mt Won drove us cut OF the Union
v1u W.. tueu claimed O. be the Only
FRIENDS Ut TIE [ mon. which YOU had before
denounced as O league Win neil and cove
nan WIKI dcat1 VOC VINO follow NJ Inc
WY when The soldiers who fought u have
MADE peace ana gone o. tneir Homes -.
YOU We have uo concessions 70 make Mar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-01-21

DIdn 1 the Democratic party nave bur-
dens enough 70 earTy without undertaking
To shoulder JEFF DAVIS Had II got any
character Of IL Owl TO spare for the Tindi-
cation Of his Talk about the Republi-
cans making q martyr Of Davis lie vii
very shortly make 4 martyr Of a-y party
that undertake. 10 endorse hin. Verify.
whom the gods will destroy they firsi make
mao Anybody would nave been called
crazy who had prophesied a year ago that
the Democrats would scarcely ger the ms
loritT in CONGRESS before they would make
a party issue of the justification and par
don Ct Jefferson DAVIS. But that Is lust
what they have zone -SprInqheld Union