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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

JUST think Of twas ever such self ar
negation by mortal shown since Charles the
Fifth abdicated the throne of Spain and
Germany and retired to the cloister of st.
Just2 Here is what Senator Cameron says:
81 am seventy.eight years old, aud think
that have been in public life long enough,
and that l will never find better time to
retire. / am tired Of the care and worry of
office, of having to turn away good people
whom l would be glad to serve if had the
power, fbeing annoyed by bad people seek
ing to make use of me. l am rich and need
not subject myself TO all this trouble" Now,
that is "Simon pure" doctrine, but some way
there is lingering belief 10 the mind of the
average reader that if the "aged veteran
could have kept his son and heir 10 the cab
met, the burdens and worry of Office would
have been endured for the next two years.
Cameron is a shrewd old fellow aud though
cast down by the president he is not do.
stroyed, aud like the great Charles, he has
respect for the succession of his son "Don,
and while we write father and son are doing
their "level best" to put the latter in the seal
vacated by the former, and they will prob
ably succeed, as the Cameron ring have car.
ried "Pennsylvany" in their breeches pocket
for years, as the "keystOne" of the Cameron
ian fortunes. Can it be that by the "bad
persons" who worry the old man any refer
ence is had to that blooming clerk in one o
the departments whose lacerated affections
the old political war horse refuses TO sooth
by marrying her 2 Seriously, Mr.. Cameron
resignation is significant and inspiring even
as it shows that with his sagacity, which sci
dom errs, no sees that the days of the oil
Ofice-seekiug, trading, corrupt political reg
inc is rapidly passing away to return n
more, and he retires, like rats from a sink
ing ship, and the old man is right for tn
doom of Beshazzar is written on the polite
and politicians Of the past decade.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
Ip.aterioiUm Cattle Market.

Cate-0nly IS head Of Northern Cattle and Gal sheep,
the highest supply noticed for the From the West
0t4 head OF Cattle coming in at intervals during the week
The requirements for Beef 10 the city heavy and will
probably be light during this month. The best demand is
for medium grades. few River cattle handled every
week Quite number OF spectators at market after
Mich Cows, bidding lows trade dull for Adams 4
Taylor sold oxen, dress 1000 each, at % &c wi
and Golf at S40j Neal at &c. Jones Of the Vermont
and Massachusetts, Railroad brought in fine and
steers, sold pringle Of Quencey Market; the
would average live 2lOO and the 1900 each sold
drn Mr.. Richardson sole oxen to Mr. Pringe drift
1t being election day in New Hampshire scarcely nothing
from that state In the shape Of liyk stock
Sheep-The few head Of sheep at market sold at al
Of &C. Only different lots at market Arrivals will
probably be heavier next week lot Of l07 head atd by
George Hutchinson Of Randolph W. thought to be good
anything market half Lambs average 100 at tic. Adams
Taylor sold 80 sheep, average so at 5lc. Shacket
sold 1870 sheep aud lambs fed by Martin Of Chester, w.
average lO7 contracted from last week French sold
so sheep, 90, at &c.
Poultry-l2tc the best figures for poultry, which
part turkeys. Only few hundred live required
each week at this season u the year.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

Gath says no president has ever appeared
in Washington with less ceremony, more dis.
position to hear and less disposition to speak,
than Hayes.
At the bird show in the London Crystal
Palace there arc nearly 1000 cauaries.
The collection is described as remarkable
one.
One of the largest drovcs Of cattle ever
seen in any place was driven IRON Texas, a
few weeks ago, from Captain Kings ranch,
TO Kansas. The herd numbered thirty thou
sand horned cattle, and was attended by
seven hundred drivers.
One by ono the bright illusions Of child
hood are brushed away. 1t now turns out
that Romulusand Remus, the founders of
Rome were not suckled by a wolf after all
the rumor having grown out Of tho fact that
their wet nurse was a woman named Mrs
Lupus. What next2
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

THE secretary Of the dairymcn's associa-
ton sent US characteristic letter with this
elegant expression among others 81 had
hoped that you would inaugurate new pol
icy in the Office of the FARMER and pay some
regard to the rights of others instead of pur-
suing the "hog" policy of the concern. am
afraid l am going to be disappointed" The
sore spot in Mr.. Bliss is that we won't let
him heap personal abuse through the columns
of the FARMER on some whom he dislikes
We have ceased to wonder that in all parts
Of the state farmers are more or less "out
with that association. Everybody likes Pres.
ident Mason, but if the organization is to
flourish, as we expect and hope it will, there
must either be a new secretary, or he must
learn decent manners. Perhaps he thought
to buldoze US, but he will find US stubborn
and as "amiably" so as we can be under the
circumstances.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

The democrats are to be pitied, that is, the
old "hunkers" or "bourbons." They have
no good ground for fault-6udiug with Hayes,
and they can't praise him because it would
be contrary to their principles" Well
now such men as Lamar, Ben Hill and the
Southern press generally show their good
sense by giving hearty suppOrt-tbey re.
gard, as all men should, their country first
and are willing to let their party take its
chances.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

IT WAS no hollow mockery in Mr.. Hayes
when he quoted Lincoln's words on the eve
Of his departure for Washington, II trust
you will pray that 1 may have that Divine
assistance and guidance without which can
not succeed, and with which l cannot fail"
The response was as spontaneous as general
and as hearty as could be desired. Already
We see the fruits of it for the good book
says, "WhCu mans ways please the Lord
he maketh even his enemies to be at peace
with him." The God of our fathers has NOT
yet forsaken u.s.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

SOME of our exchanges affect surprise that
we should have thought of Judge Poland s
services to Gov. Smith as an objection to him.
But these same papers first suggested it and
we failed to see why that was more Of an OBJ
lection to him than to B. F. Fifeld, or even
Hon. Daniel Roberts who is and has been
counsel for Gov. Page. The fact is, every
lawyer of any note has been employed by
our railroads, and we don't want a nobody
lest we get "railroad man." We have not
always supported Judge Poland, but he is
our first choice on the ground of his eminent
ability and experience.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
50. JOy.Iisbury .HGrkeG.

81. JOHIISbHry Market.
THURSDAY, March Is.
Prices Paid by, Dealers.
Butter new, tubs or balls, rs ID 2Sc.
Eggs, zoe " doz.
Beans, common white, 81 49, hand picked, 81 so.
Oats, so v bush.
Maple Sugar, stirred, extra, loo v hi tub Sc.
Potatoes, 90 % 75c v bush,
Beef, dressed weghti "a Sc b.
Prices Asked by Dealers.
Dried apples, II 10 14c as to quality.
Moasses Toe V gallon.
Syrup, silver drip, 81 90.
Sugar, refined c. l2lci granulacd l3c .
Maple Sugar al loo.
Kerosene, 40 "a Soc
Corn, new, SOC y bushel.
India Wheat, Csc v bush.
Meal 75c v bush, new.
Feed 81 40 v 100 b.
Bran, 81 25 v 100 ID.
Flour so SO "a 50.
Rye Meal, unsiiel DC y h.
Shorts, S27 v tim.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

We have yet to see q republican
jounal making any exceptions to the
principles euunciatcd by the president avow-
eddy as the guide Of his coming administra-
ton. Nor does the list Of cabinet appoint
meuts appear to be any the less acceptable to
the public. The men selected are all of high
moral character, while, as a whole, few new
cabinets have been ADLER aud stronger in all
the elements which command the respect Of
the community. And yet this first effort Of
President Hayes has met with strange re-
| ception iu the United States Senate.-Bos.
ton Journal.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

Mr.. Blaine, therefore, finds himself out of
the cabinet, beaten in an attempt to bulldoze
the new administration, sure to DO deserted
by other conspicuous republican senators,
and driven to the alternative Of sullen ac-
quiescence under defeat, or to lead forlOrn
crowd of disappointed place-seekers, carpet
baggers aud corruptiOnists against the new
president. His worst enemy could wish to
see him in no worse position than this, that
under disappointment and chagrin aud i'm
patient ambition he has thus placed himself
-SprinQfeld Republican.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

THE election in New Hampshire, Tuesday,
gave the republican gubernatorial candidate,
B. f. Prescott, $500 majority. For con-
gross, in the first district, James p. Briggs Of
Manchester, and Henry w. Blair in the
third district, both republicans; and Frank
Jones of Portsmouth, democrat, in the Sec
ond district. Probably the fllibustering
democrats in congress at the close Of the SEES.
sion did not hep the "brethren" in New
HAMPSHIRE.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

A REFERENCE to our "Public Opinion"
column shows how thoroughly the press of
both parties, and especially the republican,
appreciate the blunder and tho gross insult
Blaine has offered the president and the
country in his narrow, factiOus opposition to
The cabinet which Mr.. Hayes selected for bis
own and the country's service.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

President Hayes is receiving letters and
kilograms from every section of the country
indOrsing the policy enuneiated in his inaug,
ural address and IN his selection Of cabinet
officers. Business men are especially Promi-
nent in applauding his action as calculated
to reform the civil service and to 80 quiet
sectional animositias as to secure a revival Of
the industries OF tho country. These mani
festatiOns Of popular approval crafty the
president, who is as frm as a rock in assert
ing his right to select his cabinet advisers
Washington Special
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

In preparing nests for setting hens, plenty
Of sulphur should be sprinkled in the nest,
and occasionally more added until the chick
ems appear. II good sulphur aud ash dust
bath is provided, there need not be much
fear of trouble with the chicks.-Maine
Farmer.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

In turning over our favorite Shakespeare
the other day We ran upon four lines which
VIC thought must have been written from the
immortal poets personal acquaintance with
the two chief officers eff the Vermont dairy
mems association. They occur in Julius
Caesar, and read thus:
"Let me have about me that are fat;
sleek-headed men, and such as sleep o nights;
Yond' Cassius has lean and hungry look
He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

The Germantown Telegraph has entered
upon its fOrty-eigbth year, and is as vigorous
as Of old; in fact, il seems but in the first
fitness of il powers. Success to the good
old pioneer.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
RichlnO,,n .IKnrkef.

MONDAY, March 10.
Butter from 10 "a 17c very ud fall lie; good fall % %
"a fine 25ci good % "a 24c sale fall aud winter Is
"a zoe.
Cheese from v l4ci fine fall milk 10 % l4c; skim 90 10c
Most Of the cheese In this vicinity has gone market
Eggs l5c
Veal 4 % SC, W.
Potatoes 60 40 75c.
Hay $40 "a IL ton
Deacon calves 75c ID sl.75 y head.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

His SERVES HIS PARTY BEST WHO SERVES
MS COUNTRY BEsr."--President Hayes In
augurGl.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

Sugar.-we quote powdered at llie ranulated at ia
"a llei aud the different grades Of coffee crushed at ~
lOc urOcera prices range from III % lie fo second aud
hTst qurliy granuated
FTuit.-rherc Is no change 10 notice In Apples. Tue
sales have been at u 10 "a So y Dbl a. TO quality.
Cranbores continue " DO taken In small lots a. % 10
y bb.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

IL purpose In this column to rive each week extracts
from the various papers Of the day showing the dr Of pub
lie opinion all topics Of current interest," irrespective Of
creed party wish readers 10 know what the pco-
pic think and say Of passing events
, 1877-04-11

The Legislature rnay well fear the Greeks
bearing gifts, The County board, shaking
In its boota at tho wrath OF tho people, has
rassed n resolution "That tho Legislature
now In session DO and they arc horcby re-
qncascd 10 appoint a special committee,
wtoso duty It shall 10 to mako fn1l investi-
gation into tho various charges of malfeas-
anco and corruption mado against tho
members OF the board" This Ia profIer Of
a barren fin tres. Innsmnoh as tho Lcgisla-
turc, when It aajourns, will not meet again
for two years, by which timc Tho terms OF
tho prosons members Of tho Doartf will havc
expired, tho Investigation, Of co,1zso. will be
Iur,otont in roau1t. It tho County Board
wants to be Investigated, or is at all dcsirons
10 got at III, opinion Of Tho people, lot ita
members resign md thon present them.
solves for recollection. This would afford
tho most complete oprortunity for thorough
| Investigation. If there nro any honest NOM
bors, thoy nccd not fear 1t. Il tl,ore nre any
dishonest ones, they would bo found out
Tho process wonld very quickly separate stt
sleop from tho goats. Tho rlan propose<
! by tho resolution, however, Is MS impudcn
| ~ It Ia impotont =
, 1877-04-11

freely, II tho n.ntllcr cnn tend tho home, mil tho
father !Ilt tho feiA In peace, IL IA whcn AMI 70
long n- tae agents at This Government nfo not IN
vtew; nud It ony proves tl,at tysannons fowcr hts
not ret found tic alcfcmr hy which # cnn cntseFs
human lfc Into ono huys mass At 1nfsery nn'sor'"
anil mnredccmcl. What civilization longs for.
wt,nt potIcy, no 1csa than humanity. fcrutrts, 70
.hns united Eurorc. tcontct, m NO have fttn. IN
fta h,shc.t. lts united diplomacy. mali pass
sentence In its might upon Government which
mites the vices Of the con1ncroF and tho s'aTc,
nnd which 10 lost n,tk1 to truth, 10 mercy. ana TO
shame.
nussia nskcd Europe to unito in passing
This sentence when s1,c issued her Protocol.
The Continental Powers lost no timo in stgu'
ing 1t. Enginnd, ~ Mr.. GLADSTONE aay",
l,ommed and hawed, but nt Inst signed IN n
half-hcartoi way. Whilo It viii pass by on
tho other sido, like tho Loyito, without lift
Ing It's hand to atlovjaso tho condition OF tho
blee.1ing, suffering sclava, It can at lcnat, BY
tho signing Of tho Protocol, not Interfere
will, tho Samaritan who stanfls on tho from
ticr Of Turkey ready 10 move for hia help
Tho punishment rests in 1lusala'a fianls, md
no long rs sl,c connncs l,crao1f strictly to tha
punishment, Turkey Inns isolated ltorael'
from a,,y possibility OF intervention. Thaj
punishment will DO complete, and 11u!gasis
will 10 nrengcd.
, 1877-04-11


The Chicago produce markets WeEc irregular
yesterday, provlaions being dull and grain aealyo.
Mess pork closed 1oc per brl higher. 1t 81. oo0
14.lp for Aprit and $14 .11h OH. Is for May.
Lard clohcd hG87Xc per 100 ns higher, a. 80 81 for
April aud 50. 1000. AM for Mar. Meats were hc
pcr IL Iowcr, At 4Ac for luose shoulders. 7Ao for
do snor, ribs, and INC for do short clears. High
wines wcso quiet, at 81. 05 per gallon. Flour waa
.cls actt,o, and unchanged. Whcat cfosed Nc low
er at u. 34h Tor April and Sl.38ss sos Nay. Corn
closed nc lower, at 40Sc for Apri! and 44c fot
blay. Oats CLOSED sc higher. At 33:to for April
and SIC for s1ay. ltye was frmor, At UsA67lc-
barley closed 1c higher, as ba&aa0c for regular
logs wcto quiet and weak, At bG110c decline, clos
Ing at Is. 1906. 30 for common to choice. Cattlt
xcre active md strong, sc1ltng At 81. 5'ac'. 70
Sleep were In good demand, at $3.7i30o0 fol
common to c,lolco gradcs, Laat Saturday arcn!ns
sbcro was In store in thIs c!1y D. 100. :40 ba wheat
4,osa. TAT bu corn. TAI, 001 bu oats, 1ao, :as bt
ryc, and 7t4, 0S1 bu barley. Also adoat In harbos
10, J05 bu wheat, 473. 01O ba corn. and 49, 40 os
RE, Ono hundred dnslnrE In gold would buy 9io5.
2j In grecnbacxt at tho close.
, 1877-04-11

CHAMBEnrAIv retired with them, md issuctl to
tho people of tho Stato frank confession Of
],,u inability to longer keep mp tho claim to
govern tho 9tato Ilo anys:
By tho recent decision and action Of tho prcsf.
dent Of tho United Rtaacs. I find mTscff unable
longer to maintain ry nlcfal rlrhts With prospect
Of Gnnt succcss, and hereby Announce to yon that
m, unwilling to tto]una struggle which can
only bring farther suffering mon those who engage
In Il. Annoanc!n. shA eane!uslon, Il "a my datY
10 Ra1 for ron that tho Republicans Vt South tara.
ttna entered npon their recent rntfenl srnzglo for
maintenance oi their political and civil rsdt', con-
etltuttnR bcypnd question large maJnfit5 Of the
lawful voters Of tho Stale. fna allied yourselves
with that poltical party whose con!rui and inapif.
Ing principle has hitherto been civil anil r"!it,eal
freedom Of n't men nncr the Consultation and laws
Of onr country. l5y hctbtc efforts md eaeriaec+,
which tho iuht verdict Of htetory will rescuc iron,
tho eovariy scorn now cast nnon them BY political
rlaecn,cn nnd Traders, yon eccurcA tbs k1cclotht
roto nf Sonth CArblfnA for ttATEs and MnHEkEn
In accomplishing lhts rcan,t yon became tho victims
of oycrg form of persecution anil Injury. From
authentic evidence It In hhown that no less than 100
Of Your number were murdered because they wore
fatthtal to thctt principles ami cScrcFcd s]shm
eo!cmn1y guaranteed to them by Tho natton you
wcfo denied employment, delvcn from yonF hon1cs,
fobcl of te earnings Of ycats Of honest Industry,
hunted fos your tlycs Hike Wild beasts. Jour
| families outraged and scattered, for no ofcnso
except your peaceful and hFm determination 70
| exercise yonr political rights.
| This, from tho most sucoossfnl Of these
State Governors. is painful acknowledge
| ,uont OF thoir utter failure md inability to
perform tho principal duty dosolving
on them, which was TO protect the anfostn.
nato uogroos in thoir lives, families, md
property. The Governor tells the story Of
, 1877-04-11
rn1nr1SE n1j1Lp1NG D11,rcroRY.

17ootns, 0erMp6hs.
!, CHARTER OAK L1Fk tlnsnranee Dtpt}
?. Ttb HENT.
n Gi;sTfN 4 WALLACE. j. T. DALE. ::
4, uUEnER wATe:t1.CAsE MAH'F'Q.Co
i, RoDn1Ss L APPLETON.
o. tn t1sNT.
7. HENRY LUEBkER x,,r,.~,.
=. a. WI. c, now. T. j. nH0WT. Y. HoDB1N5'
o, WRIGHT d TfftnEtt-
10 CHARTER OAK LIFE fLoan psfeJ
Ills, FA1RClIiLD Il BLAcKstAN.
H.ts. JAMES MOfI0A*. Il. ". pNtuGE.
ia. IlENl,Y +. BEELTE. ". D. CoofEl1'
II. ST.. n. HARDIN.
1919. y. Il, rEAEeOys eco.
y. HUTCHINSON tUFF. :
n, o. l., DA8KfS + co.
e. ASSOCIATE EDITOR. ~
-. EDiTU1l.1N.cfIIEF. =
~. MANAGING EDITOR
- ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
~. L. c. EARLE.
y. ". j. naliNEY 4 Co.
II. WILLIAM nR0sS. -
ri II. r. NunCNDss. 5. 4. McELDoWEEEs.
10, isEDrArIf LyCEUM BUREAU.
IT. COMMERCIAL EDITOR.
81. ". ". DEXTER. -
II. gEo l.. THATCHER Az. STEVENSON
IS. NIGHT EDITOR.
70. CRY Editor. -
onsees IN the pu!ld!uE 70 rsat by n. c. DOW
TncU 4.
, 1877-04-11

Turkey might as we'll spare herself the
trouble Of sending Al envoy extraordinary
To St, Petersburg to negotiate on the sub
tect Of disarmament Il, ~ the dispatches
state. the Porto rejects the protocol, persists
In refusing to permit the Powers to ansarfese
with tho administration OF the tntesnm
. a.fairs Of the Ottoman Empire, and declines
TO scceae tp Montenegros terms Of peace.
Tho Cza- Ina given notice that reply to tlo
question Of sending IN Ambassador must be
forthcoming BY the 18th inst, the day on
3, which the ar1nistice with Montenegro cx-
, 1877-04-11

then, to import similnr goods Of tholr own
nonrforturc. somo of them ,nny havo d.
ract,v c,nn;vct, nj tia fraut1s. mud Tho others
will fnstify tloit ,lcnllng in contrnba,nl gootls
lv tho necessities Of tratlo: strict moralists
Nil, mt accent th;a m mn excuse, bus II will
mss In most commercial circles under tho
n1eo TINT "t.,ey nil did It," Tho smuggling
In. been cotzio,l on mostly by means Of falsi-
f,ef1 invoices. tho vnluntiou# being placed
from no to a, nor cont below the notual coat
at tic placc Of manufacture; M tho duty Ia
mi rolorr,u. tho Government hns been do
, 1877-04-11

THO price Of coal Is 10 hc ratscd TO cents pef
ton from anil aftcr Jnno /. THIS e!,ows liov
much Some men will DO for their country. Fur.
,,acc lrrs will be moro cxpcnslSc next RUNNER
than they wcro Inst winter. The neup1c fnutt
not mind, but tako their revenge In hoping that
their coal dealers viii find. utter death, that
there Is cheaper fuel than that they used to sell
, 1877-04-11

Gov, T1LpEN's floracs ran Away with him
Monday. Tint IL to say, they would larc run
away with him II 1c had not Jumped from tho
carringe. Tho frequency Of these accidents to
the Governor mako II advisable that he cl'ango
hin kind Of eteods. Mr.. HEWITT could sparo
him span from those 'sseycn mules" ha
bought In Indiana.
, 1877-04-11
successful.

III tha long li4t Of csrpes-bag Governors In
the southern States, alz. CHAMBERLAIN, OF
South Carolius, was the ableat and thu best
He, from tue beginning to thu eud Of his
service, did all that he could TO serve tho
State honestly and fairly. Yet he failed.
The President having Withdrawn the troops
from the Eiato-Uouse at Columbia. Gov.
, 1877-04-11

While tho TO, alias tho II: 2. O, Is in rtr-
tuous moo1 against the Staafs-zeft1na and 1lEs-
ING, II might not bo anfss K II would dc'.oanyn
the hribc Ut ti,ces0 It pai1 to certain Aldermen
fur lts election rs city printer, and while thus
employed tt might n1so explain tho 5000 bsIbo
for tfso county dciinquentrtax }ist.
, 1877-04-11

"yvc t1o not l,ealtatc to sav tint, II afr. HES.
..a won tho iIEAr1t victory, II WAS dearly Won't
Pretty good for The "Walk.up-1sRtsrow at.
eau. The 10. Ia ~ yirtuot,s "a wolf In .llccn's
Clothing. And yet tho Sheriff found nothing
int ,pnea nround tho alleged sheep when no
took the execution In favor Of FAwcErr and
tried to discover lamb or two to put III The c1.
commercial editors bosom.
, 1877-04-11

F.. 4~u3 u ISn11o
Tho Legislature IL als'ut1e',' a1' m, auo ta.' s
t'ng VITA '!0an'u. san,a o .-a u, a.,,. ~ ,.n,anJ
c'al is'enu" u suo peo 49,. s.I aa,.,, .aa
Ing sa' .e..sS' RI III oa,,xov.-,u ,t,o,,t
haa, anu h'.''"sn' Aao Wv .NN,s,. .,.rs J..
taxing capital ssoca aao 'na'''b'o'' saal" 20
amin nrouuf1 md tho mpltttules Of Illinois
sro called sron TO saly 70 tne common as'
Under tho Constitution Of illinois shore
A.. ~ 4noc1oi chartered nrfyiicpcs, Any
r,nn ~ na,nber Il, ,nsn who can raise mon-
-, nn.,oh N INV tin fee Of tho gocrctary Of
s,,a rar tecoue iucornofatcd by any uama
.ha,, ,,oo.e N do onv net or carry on ony
t,n1 ~ hux,nosa ,hoy may choose. Tho1e-
fors. . cornoratfou having no privileges that
.rn not aonal1v onen to INV other corpora-
tIon ce,tntnlv possssses no franchise which
hos - my snrciol v.lue. Yet our Legislature.
T., ~ ,s73 .1sci,,et, tl,ot all franchises must bo
.a,ad md in II, no1enuo law OF TINT wear It
w.. ~ rrov;1c, TIM nroceas of reachinr n
..1,at,an w.s n. follows, Ascertain The
.n,a,,nt ~ n, canital stock; add thcrato
49,. .i,;,,onn, vn,no Il NAV have, adl
49,. 49, ~. .nt., ;rdabtndccss If thu eom,
s s..s ,r,, t-or, tbo a7o,ecnto kfc1nct tha
F. .'.S ..,ns ~ tho tnpo;l,,o nsonsrtv 1T
s..r. r,t ,nto I'm farm NJ f,r,,re..
~ .s"asa'non. ~ v,n,a Ia ALTAR tl,o following
~
.'1s'''oA ..,. .......... "a. nm nm
@ sum Of Of ban.ie Scbt. i. MO o
othcr Observation-Disclosures '''''''. .N@ wv
ysluo of franchise ........ .....ss. 3oo. .0oo
Assessed 's'ae o' 'a"s'o'' p''p'''' -. ",.oo.