Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-03-28

made is o good thing. The shysters IN
the business will be made known, the weak
companies will be weedel out, and those
entitled TO confidence will be male all the
stronger and better
POLITICAL.
Leaving out the disappointed democra,
cy who expected places under Tilden, and
the almost as Objectionable republicans
who make politics business, and find that
under Hayes it is to be no business at all
there is but one party in New York and
that is Hayes party. Never was there
president so universally popular. That
portion of the democracy who are not
place. hunters, believe that Hayes intends
to settle affairs and that's what they want.
The republicans believe that he means to
do it, and yet maintain the principles OF
the republican party, and they are enthu-
siastic in approval. However satisfying
this is to good men, it is NORWOOD to
the professionals. For if the pot don't
boil the scum stays at the bottom. If there
is no dirt for them to do of what use are
theyp Only administrations low enough
to require their services can pay them, and
If thnv orn not ,,oid tbav dia President
HIVES has tho citv in his hond His stern
adherence to his promises for civil service
reform-bis wise Selection of a cabinet.
his refusal TO he made n tool of bv profes.
sional politicians, and last, his wisdom is
sending partisan commission TO in
vestigate the condition of affairs in the
South, before deciding, stamp him as not
only a statesman bnt one who honestly de-
sircs to do that which will he fine best for
tho country.
CLUB ADJUSTMENTS.
The straits that younc men of fortune
are mt to for amusement is shown in an
affair that happened in one oil the clubs the
oCner uay Cho SoUnP ln'n ili'uc ~ ~
marx concerning IL WlSh-po'o Ill II toLNey'
anu aIoVncr sn!u tlioio Wts nv suIll IlinS
III Tue plru: Dlsputo ran Il's'i On 'nls IN
por'ahV Poln'' anu IL W,'e tllo toPlo vi ulS,
cesSloh lor Ha5S' nhtliy """Sol w''S 'i iI
ol supper io5 l"g"lyi "l'.-liie "lsli-p %,
was lo''l"' b"V IL uH' nov ' Gnu l'ole. lne
oet'ets S"IEe" G"cil t.tl N.Y. "l" I G,.e
crlIclseu lIie oInels Pel!ol l'a .' l'h-
hiecl"Iely ahoIlier wmSet was ili'''o ~ ~
L"eIF respective sN'll WIFI WILL, llo ,! c"IEIns-
HnI!G anu w'set Vi | Gi',!,4 ulli"er W
ueclue IL was in"'e. oo.lil iI .I3 were
appointed spec'licaIionS were mace us TO
Ihe PolhlS 10 DC ueclueu; anu 80 Ine young
gentlemen maze t. " carving match. II Is il
PNy ihaV the tlhG was ho' Iecorueo lof
inc pchehC u INC ayes AhoVl'r cluo
was aSi'steu Iwo GayS ~ W !nG 5 SIZE VI an
nclteSS ioGt' anq 'op " .,lao 1t u rove ouC oI
Ihelr minus an IN, interest III llorses ana
olher women me 1niy comfort comfort SG! III
lhcSc 'HlllsS Is 'il"U WnliI V,ioy arc illiulns
W'sh'poiles anu c"LVlHS tuiAoyS vi ""Sei
'ney are oo'ng ho''l'nS "o'so'
THE PENITENT TRAMP.
Tho nolice MAGISTRATES have honu t,l,or
in and New Yorf is laughing ot tho,n
Ono morninc n man was discoyorcd Nv a
nolicrnnn tTvinr to break into - sfnre
dnwn town Of course he was orroStHd
and before the magistrate he made n stnte.
ment He was a Dame and came to this
conntrv tynntv vcars 400. II,vinr boon
ontcri into =, oomblino housr md ro,,oJ
hn hncano thc nnwiIIing victim If thoives
and Ind Iivod y life Of crime Go, t,voivo
vo,rs IIo b,d inst bcnn n,rdonod ont IF
iho Ohio noritenti,rv whithnr In b,J
beon sent five wears 400 for robbinr thn
First NotionL Rank of Cincinnnfi0 ia
nod ,vnItod all tho w,v fron, C,i,,,l,,,,,
could get nothing to do, but determined
not to 90 back to his old life had slammed