Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-12-26

Senator Blame talked very freely with
St. Louis Globe democrat while on his
way to the Hot Springs in Arkansas. He
said that the president had wandered far
from the republican dea," and that it WAS
absurd to suppose that there could be any
harmony between him and the republican
party as long as he pursues his present
course.
A pleasant picture of Prince Albert and
his eldest daughter, then just betrothed
Crown Princess of Prussia, is given in his
own words: 1" 1 am giving Vicky every
evening an hour for conversation, in which
our chief topic is history. She knows u
great deal. l also give her subjects, which
She works out for me. Her intellect is
quick and thoroughly sound in its opera
tons"
Senator Conkling when at college was
so reserved and quiet that his fellows fire.
quently leased and annoyed him. lie was
then tall and slender youth, and not
strong, and so he quietly procured Il teach
or in the art of selfdefence and soon be-
came an expert boxer Alter few en-
p,n'.'o ,'.Hi NV" % T w, oISso '.uI0 h
finished his college course with no more
moestation. 1t is also said that he now
takes pleasure IN putting on the gloves
whenever he can find any one to spar with
him.
The Grdphtc " voices - the sentiment OF
the country respecting the president, when
it saws:
can rosnoct him, and il n,nst In ,o
krowladrnd that 90 ~ m',n ,r.,rt r.nn hje
nmnn hG i. dnSoryinn nf roinact TIA is -
oIaan. LnrdoJ in OH t5o rolations of Ecn
mnJns, cnnril,otnrv md vo, nor ,yi,homt
G'mnnss No. NV onw MANS briIii"m,
an h haze in,nr W. tbosa uh, o' ,,,''H'
nm rI uih him anJ thn M,lin liz o W ~
IS 4" 'll"i ~ Sen9,, wl.,' " u,s',o ~ w. IND
D,ffer ns men nav nbont the southern mol
icy and Civil Service reform, President
Hayes has conquered the respect of the
A'n'iic"n peopu' anu nc 'l"y oo cNpecVeo
" w - ~ 49,
: The decision OF the Maryland court Of
appeals that the right TO become Il LAWYER
is not 4 ..nrivileoe, or ..immnnitv,, of .
.;.;., e a.. ~, Co., ~,
o'''"'1 VI NV o'i'''" ''"'oo' 'u0i '' 'Ae
fourteenth amendment iorblds any State to
t abridge, only follows the law laid down
, Inv onr bighpst iudicil t,ihnnol Tbis rro
: '' ~
oi9c punt was ih'o''e' Ill Cle c'se winch
, Myra Bradwell, the Chicago woman law
+ yer carried up to the supreme court, after
f the Illinois courts had denied her admis-
that the fourteenth amendment had ne
application, because the right to grant Ii
cenSes loT pt''cIlce IN STATE courts belongs
not ot all Effected bv tIe cit1enshi, 'o Of ha
y, applicant for license,
T. The disaster at New York, which WA,
k renortod nc the result of dofootivo ho;lo,.
|. :. :..I.,a., :, -. :. 'o''''
Il 10 ii'oi'0u III nJ'Voiy' IL h1'lnS peer
shown That the boilers are still intact
u The sensation of most witnesses that tb
shocl, came from obovo and boIou a..
o.on+ ,,;,.,, - .hou,,o. ~" -"
n T"' J ivy =" oo c pu, ptrt oi Ine puild
Il ~ ,h tn0 hnm oF a.. aO,Uo ~ tilG oNPoSlo
j. on nu i t ,hn 1o,,. ,',o tle sNy' ac
oo."S W ~ " too',,nony VI SeNe!n! Oh
from Whit was at fret smr mpo,iS ''Heteh
onrmiseJ that son con, H"ppU5e" o ~ WA
L mannfoctnro If cnnGv no U"nI t tS IT.. Ih
lie a;nn. hut forn,or Foro u"uooI ~, 'no uAP'o