Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-11-14


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We are not likely to be overwhelmed
with silver dollars, the Mint can turn out
about 20,O0000O in II year at most. and it
would take two or three years to replace
the one and two dollar notes with them.
increase in the Illinois wheat cron this
years is hundred million bushels, In
crease in Iowa. Minnesota and Wisconsin,
one hulo'eo anu my lhl''loh ooSnels'
There is suggestion in Connecticut
that Mr.. Z. +. Barnum be made the Speak
er of the Legislature this winter. The
illus rious man will then be at the head of
two Of the greatest shows on earth.
1t is significant iact that every demo-
cratic Congressman from those states
whose governors called on the president
tor troops during the railroad riots for
itlu' ana received them' voted to reduce
the army
"APo1-r' Eo,,A1 IN warm S,n.tor
Jones predicts that if Silver is mazda ia@nl
tender. cold, silver and cnrrrncv viii i
cn,,o ,lnost nanL ~ ,,,lI', ''"0I WIZ &c,
cans, pewter pots AMI old boots We're made
legal tender, gold oyster cans, silver, pew
Ter pots currency and old boots would be.
come almost equal in value.-Cbica90
lanes.
The Boston lrnivors,list uiri,,or, h,,.o
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UNANIMOUSLY "oV'''eu '''a' Ine use OF In
toAlcatlhg liquor lis % beverage is sufficient
cause for preferring formal charges against
Il Clergyman" which is sequel to y nre.
prefer formal cbaroS 20 - a%n i'st'! , "o.y '1
brotber nnrsnn WHO d'.o" ''n 49,, '.,'E ollil +
wny After nriyato nIn" Utt mo' 'eio''il h'S
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Minnesota is another state which e,oo5
up boldly for hard money and ccnouorod
The democrats followed the ev,n,ln ~
their brethren in Wisconsin. and adnn,nI
the Greenbnck platform and c,njid,Tn
The result is an increased republican mn.
misrepresented NV h"rou,n sa 't'''' ',',' am
" III so,on''SS lun'ra!S among her crop of
0e, ,Li Is the principal want she feels
-4F'o""e'
The collectorship at Sitka. Alask, will
have to 60 begging anain. Tbn lore5,
incumbent, who was only secured aF,o,
long waiting by the Government has ins,
come back on the same steamer h" ,J Jo9,
out on, evidently thinkinu thnt so500 =,
year wouldn't be sufficient comnSns,,;, ,
for being scalped bv the Indian, Ia s,',,l
there isn't any use for II collector in ~,
forsaken region any way. and Soma If ', ,h,
''''N''''' '''o Vi 'ile same mind.
In his famous renlv IN Vor,o ,v.L-
said, - for myself sir. sh5Ii rn =" 'usIel
among the rubbish of bygone times to sne
what can find, or whether I rnnno W f ieJ
something by which can iixa blot C ON 't tbn
esculcheon of any state. anv nortv va ',le
part of the country" With tho Cort y, o.
we heartily agree, and tbr worl, nf 'i'a
scavenger, which in that snoo " Vi NJ, Ine
Webster so scalhingly rebuked isno ,n ,a'
respectable Or patriotic now th,n II ito ,, anoi
1880. ''''' 1t WIS IL
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snrin aCi mdS'lS,4h correspondent Of the
sne cannot r, 1I hd T writes - The is
p"T J'n amI p po very much longer post
become ' Iero i'1 ao no aoaol that silver will
nossihlv viii nI9 tbo 'GnaSr before next May
md '' tbo "1I1 ,ne limitation OF $50 or 800
bonds sb,lI I ho m;I tIlat the government
n nr o,t"' t "g pslu IN gold 1t already is
apparent that The Southern memhnrs 81