Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-06


York H(rdld talk about the Nauvoo legion
but sensation.
Gov. Krmper puts the attitude of the
Southern Democrat in about the right light
whcn he saws: 1--WE will not be swift to
ID 90 our present party supports until we
NOV something better to take hold Of"
Gov. Stone has probably found out that
be ghost of the Chisolm massacre con-
tinues to walk abroad without any stir
fing up " from him. The only way he can
nniet it is by the rigorous enforcement of
|nsticc.
Abel Burbank, an esteemed citizen of
ProctorsyiIe, and leading member of
4he Methodist Church, died May Dist,
agcd 50 wears lie was formerly in the
mercantile business, and has held many
Dilices ofrust in the town.
The democrats are very anxious to see
Ben. Grant nominated again by the repub-
4icans in 1880. and the republicans hope to
Zee Mr. Tlden in the field again on the
b'her side Both parties are actuated by
purely di,intorested motives.-Iribunc.
Mr.. pcrreponts career in England has
been a shame to American and republican
manhood. lie is u snob Of the purest ray
Serene. If the president can find no one
nlse to take his place, it is possible that a
citizcn Of Ohio could be engaged tempo
fnrily,-IHdidndpO}iS Journal
" Is there an opening here for an intel
lecual writer" said u very red faced
south with the cork of bottle sticking
out Of hs breast pocket. The editor, with
much dignity took the young mans intel
lect in, and said: :" An opening? yes, sir
. kind and considerate carpenter, foresee-
ing your visit, left IN opening for you.
Turn the knob to the right"
A Mississippian who served with Gov.
Stone in the Legislature, declares that the
lntter does not dare take active measures
10 punish the Kemper county murderers
From fear that it would lose him his cleo
Hon next November. Nine-tcnths of his
pary sympathize with the murderers, and
moi one Of the ffy-nine Democratic pa
pers in the State has yet condemned the
massacre.
The gentleman who wrote the verses
oalled " Betsey and are out" reverses
BIC usual fate of the literary man. He
Has made so much money from the sale
ia his poems that it is gravely stated
thc is now recognized as one of the lead
- conit.,lists in his mart of the country 81
IN. rrgion ie JIIlsdole Micbican. where
IN CaTle,on who is n bachelor, lives in
lo,rtir,I lille cottage.
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c. B. Lewis, the Detroit Press funny
man, is 35, was born in Ohio, started life
rs printers boy, served IN the war; Sc
enled lieutennntcy hghtlng Indians out
Vest and IN 1868 was blown up on :,
Steamboat Ihey thought ne was dead
E a,,o ~ arT ,v,oto nm so humorous m oc.
",,n, or HE oJvontnro that ho found be
oI ,,,,,I,',, III, in tLo :, f,nny limo - ond
taI,",u"J ri't' ~ II o,or ~, siroo
- 80 ~ C,l',...., Ill.,,
l. ne huliaIo w. Il !. Tonl"leIc'"s' Wnos' p's
e.litoF Knows MI GonhIlns very Weli' ny; ilI9
tnls 10 Nay "oouC tIle seii'lol lutule PoIt
li's'or{ lrequonIy LePc"tS Nsoil
AiF' we "ouIu c9iuL1Iy "uVieo an t',1s' NI'
Eno ere 80 eAceeu'hslt "lAlou9 "pou' WI T.
CohNiIu3 susPlcloue sienor' "itu lolI
10 an'I new ,'simI;, H.' ~ 'G ~ "a'
,i''i' ,o,,,,rj ils nroJocossor wbo,
,omnJ ,No.,n n noto of itn
Professor swift says l6at the comet 9ls
covered by Borelll oil FRANCE on the 81!
of February, has neither nucleus tai
por envelopes" II Borelh can t dlsGoVe
any more perfect comet lhan that he'd BET
1er retire from the business ana hahd owe
MS telescope to n man better posted IL
comets. 4 comet without ClllCr tail o
Snyolonos -ond nnr6ons minns nostoo
sta,nni aIso'-is - gIaring swindln Nop
,E;ata,,,,, Uor,L5
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Mr. Geor6' 5 Park native OF Grai
ION, Vt, the founder OF Parkvllle, MO
where IN the Old slavery contest his news
paper Office was once moDbed anu III
press thrown into the Missouri river, pre-
poses to found college IN Purkvlllo lo
the education and training OF Chrlslia
workers. lie oilers to give 100 acres {
Aand and the buildings on 1t IN FarkvllI'
thc present valuation OF winch Is prohabl
,,Jn,y ono or noro nrofes.orIhins as N
,orL rons nm
r. Wilt; .,-..
"oV' hoolnsoh ol ne" 10TH Is ia'hIh
business OF VetolhS' ana seems rAthe
Fnhhln- II l'io II'c glounl son,e'. ',eS, u
Nlieh lie p'ocheC an "PploPrH'Sl9n 10 Ii!
lue Ii4ne ior " poitl'l. u i-luJo'ii u
the sU''e library on tlie grounu IilaV II WI
poV co'sUII"I'oh''' 'HouSl ne li'u P'eNIp" y
approE,!Ggu ,!g AN nppioptlaIoll ~ P'y 1t
"usI Vi washington Ne" iolA Sc'
sieina"' no"eEel' h's sch' oh Ills o"eo
lor 'he amount leq"'leu'
The business Of forming new pa, ties
pleasant if not lucrative, and there is
mlld eNcitrment ABOUT II wlilch perIl'l
Pays lor Tue trouble leoP'e out OIL en-
pioylhehl-PuoIIG employment 'speclalI
ARE particularly iona ol IT, But no
tesluGhI Ii''{es gives 'llcul all " DackS'
WIN the oecIaFalloh .llaI the repupllcH
party IS Soon enough ior MN ana he pr
poses TO stay IN IT, lliS VIII be the Itat
Tue second death--ol tnat Old Line w ny
and the SIX carpet-6lagsers oil Pennsylv
nla-aye make now the only new party "
nave lett us'-Ir'0"he'
II is a funny circumstance. and iIlu
trales the changes as time twirls, Tn
twelve wear, AGO this spring. Postmaste
General Kew surrendered in North CARO-
ma. and hired A mule and rented rrour
and r,i-rd "a eron that SIMMER Ia o