Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-08-29

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military element now as she can ask or
desire to be. There are only seventy-fve
men, rank and file, now stationed in Louis
lana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and
the parts of Kentucky and Tennessee ly-
ing east of the Tennessee river.
Kate Field says she draws the line of
her journalistic goodwill at Louis Jen-
nngs, who Jumped her and Olive Logan
together rs " fierce in aspect, and strange.
y worn and thin in shape.n She saws,
" | really am not reduced to spinal col
umn." Still, Kate has reliable backbone.
The choice of Mrs. Dorr and Mrs. Ma
son as Centennial poets at Bennington, the
Wonldn'S JOurRaI considers IN indication
of the changes which are going on in soci-
ETY., and a sign of progress, aud concludes
that " before another century has passed,
we Shall not only have women writing
centennial poems, but also giving centenni,
al orations."
The author Of the old song, Listen to
the Mocking-bird," which has been sung
and whisted and played and strummed
'ii o ua"' ill.,, "n1 pahSeu ana claltered
lions, was not "Alice Hawthorne. j." as the
tile page announced, but Mr.. Septimius
Winner, Of Philadelphia. who took his
mothers name rs nom de plume.
Tho Nav V,,rl- H,u,JJ
tics of exports and imports from and ir,o
thn Irritol St.tos e,n 1o-s ',' ''''0
soma in,oras yr1 ~, io r "nlcil snow
%oro i IN r' h'c'S: ne exports IN 1879
a'Ia,o Gas o CH' ooo $3.50 l4l'zzV' In 1871
~, 49, ot Poo-'ooo'z-o' I'm increase OF nearly
ports in 1875 were $3.50 9O6 lax In wv W.
1892, ,9G3. We import more coffee than
we do tea, more hides and furs than wn d.
wool more fruits than we do meats noro
iron than we do leather, more silk than yvo
do cotton. We export more cotton th"n
grain, more oil than meat. mona tnhnoon ,
than whiskey, more firearms than sowino,
machines, more hooks than m"sin ,m
more sugar molasses than ipwolrv Gnu
r.,u
TEACHERS WAGES.-ln Massachusetts
the average monthly wages of teachers is
for men, S94.33; for women. s3445 r.
New Jersey, men, S65.77: women 600
In New York city, men. sl75. u,on so
800. In Utah, men e4O. woman &c
The Cherokee Nation, the District of
Columbia, and Nevada INV no III VI
salaries of all, those of the GberoLno tsTs'
ton being, men, $225. woman 600
Nevada. Arizona. Wvonin@ 49, y1oV
Louisiana. FloriIn T9nnaia5o' wa, I'thu'
Mexico p'y women the same wages as
lney 40 men: South Carolina and Missis-
supp pay women few dollars more than
men receive
Mr.. Williams, Democratic o.na;d,..
for Governor 81 nv "''o candidate
make the campaign to the music Of the W
Fraud bulahaloo, declares that Tho
Presidents title, though stoutly contested
was recognized aud became valid Inv ~"
decision of the tribunal, which acted ynndor
authority of law to which all nartieS IVY
all the States, through their senators "m1
Representatives in Congress, had oi "nu
their deliberate assent" The Woria s 3.;
the letter of this Mr.. Williams most s oaC,
dial approval. The decision of that 'I T Sop-
toral Commission" it saws, "ri~ r 1'0 w.
wrong, was one which Congress- a ens or
beforehand, and which three fonr,% %s'ep ae
democrats and three fonrtbs aC " VI Vi the
t i1oanS p are now agreed to. Both parties,
tne republicans with more reluctance
Snan the Democrats, acquiescod in the
formation of that tribunal, and nni,h blo