davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-21
Die 0eutibe Natipna1 : Sanf
(0reenebaMm's) in Sbicaep
ttelt ibre 3ablttnaeu etn.

Sic y@erman gfational" (@reenebaum's)
Sanf III @blca9o erlieB am 5. SeS. nadltes
benoe Sefanntmadung:
Die 9ireftoren Der German 9tational Sanf
benafrihti9en Die @ldubiaer Der Saut bier
NIT adtun9spol, baB Die Sanf am 1. Sull
1877 $1,115, 700 9eu6bnlihe @eibGftsoepo.
iiten bate. Seit iener .3eit babeu uniere
&nnben aus elmer ODER Der anberen llriabe
Den Yetra9 auf $1S3, 900 ~rebuSirt. meld)e ooS
gauge @utbaben Der Sepolltoren CUR 9e9en=
marti9en 53eit auSmahen. @ir benten, oos
beibt gut getban aber obne etipaS Jta6llht
t0nuen MIR 10 niht iortfabren. Die Sant bat
relflt6 ltttpa, nm ben 9epoiitoren ieocu
Dollar gu besahlen, uno elnen blibiden lie
berld)uB nad)5ubehaltel, aber Die 0trettoren
brauden elm menlg .3elt, um Die GfIetten III
@elo umSuieben.
Nir eriuhen oeshalb aue Oepoiitoren,
NIT tbren Sratten su iparten, bis mir i'm
Stanoe ilnb, o~ielelben 81 befrieoi9el. mas
III turser j3eit Der 6au ietn miro. Dies
miro uns in Den Stano leseu, lhueIer dis
ionlt au beiahlen unb Die NIT Der @inieeun9
elneS GinnehmerS perbunbenen Soften unb
Ser,Ogerungen 5u permeloen. gSlr geben
bieles Veriprehen auf Sreu NM @lauben,
mo Dtllen, bar es 9ebalten lperoen fam ullo
mtrb.
SD. @reenebaum,
9us. Sed,N
&. @liel,
Sp. 2eopolb, sm.
g. &. 2eopolb,
gilbert 81. Sap,
9irettoren.
Sermann Sdatfner,
&alIrer. '
Chicago, 5. DECEMBER 1877.
SIS miiroe in bobem @ruoe 81 bebouern
fem, idreibt Die nSllnolS Staatss 3eis
tur9" pom oemiclben Datum, penn
oas SauS @reenebaum, ueldes ieit %
Sabren bier Elm ebrlldeS @eihdft 9efiibrt
bat, purcb bic ihledten .3eiten NIT in ben
&turs Der Nationalbant binetuseriien per.
ben iOute. gSie es helBt, If pr. @llas
, 1877-12-21

3 /. q gu It &0nta's $ amb T.
8 t b bat bel mir quite @trs
fung erprobt, ibreibt Serr q. $. Slsel,
MoDoco, Did. Der 3bee mar aus9e,eidjnet
fir mid. Sober 0ienid, mel6 + an Sulteu
letoet, ioDte bieieS Diittel sebraudeu.
, 1877-12-21

xxaAerSpds Sadrfuaes- sns Blutrdntsauesuatttd aMes.
asaat Ia q iebs aubes 3elrnitsel etefsr drt BET uee:u
esatrtsR. Des Heeyt u b.deu ~e&wtbtf& 4itters" sn
"a xsrte u ,sa bs Radtsmmea ~ GrNnss1s far d.
Asse Gawme a~kerliefert Sab IL q sar6aas snn5stA.
~ tr1enI sSesant astu bea &tst ttamr nt $s3 q
" rG&ptbifA DttttrS" stunt, sbR kl q 8ta MRtc,tA
1ataefAtA bard ben Brtanf hdu aefdlf&ten Ratak
uxssa u ,rfJrea, seiSs dbnIt& aaSftsen arb ftmedn
NH So e&h re&weltfd ettert- aba Va Gdantbet
fAahtA fab, pdbrtns BAT signifies nnb s5ft -e&we
tsA Uttttre~ NtGtsnea 0efnnbbet xRt ee6er 1taltu
sst "a hs ksfsabes wtatts Il, sHss BE Axfmtrlfan
hit ~ publfnms tAran( ttnsdssn, bae ftsa 8lafda
usiAs bas eatt .S1wsbifA 6tttent- sattdlt ~ Ha1ess
Est4fastft ~ sras'tsnu 0a& , Dig 1ai0
, 1877-12-21

49, M9enten oerlaust. CUTE Oele9el9ett, GEO
S.IIPR gu %perDleneil tur &eult, luelDe Ipre s3elt poei
etneu 2geli pauon Dem Sert0ui @Ilefei
&yee,prtti WlDmen. Siberale @omlnllllollell. SWtei0l
uan oeu Sepmgunsen. ". y, SoG oo4o. UreStt
American Tea CO., 81 uno 50 Selep StraBe,
Nom Wnrt 4luZoulI
, 1877-12-21
9eiet:
.Talib nmb @abr."

cs,oeu Siuierbuua einer Tp1tmerte al HaoiuaD s.
CO SIN. 80 QSarrer Str., gtelp Qor', lutrOet lyr Sn
iorlnation erbalten, ,pelbe 3aulsnos ,psrtb 1T.
, 1877-12-21
Ssrft@t!- Das e4te e&sesHA
Nttess sssrS ausialieBli& bsrsttet ~
Dentel Il. 60.
AS6 Rsrt Drttte Shaes
vtilahelp$a

Rx Vt vatTfsa Ssr NaAssynnaes anl Detyss 4
t&era, Y be Wamtasantu f&rtft s5 frikerta Gisufk
MsEs .oseeMs 6&sextss- sta HAfAA ~ ~ "a
HtsssS eaSa&t, ttaaealeEA
caraa$>sayrtfxns ga Ia enstf3ss nj hsstfos 0svu
q, ss naisrt aatrf&rt6 .Hszad D. g." tsask e
ksss S<f&s hassfSet
1Sss y 9szs ant FafASL ~ Qsf4ss n nnsnv
4pslfsss NJ ssaasAn h. 0ssnto6 -
s--w~S
, 1877-12-21
DssstpSs

vd2t bt.f, Rranittit NIT I'D BRING. ueua IL bsa ,G@S4
MO Btttrt" en 6etlmttta stbsten uirb, ks Seber letA
uiaussn lanai O. llnbnt be G&mein fsfrrt unh ID
krtsefsSttm 0tbraudt rirs br patient sou aDots "
0s1e i'd keNet tefnbea ~ due t9qfd1btae 9etlune q.
sldt "a. Eaafexbs ftsaea bea Ias. an rG&e1 ks seraH
axts usstta btefH Hinbubsrt ealmttad n ssSsasAu-
, 1877-12-21
S06nbeit !
2tarfes, reines, reidbeS Slut; 3umadS an
Ileiih une @enidt; weiRs Saut unb idbDne
0eITAtsfarbe lit Jecem sewiA nMrb

2tdrfeS. reiue8, reid)eS Stut: Sumad)4 an
Gleiid mnS Wepiht; peiAt Saut unb ihDne
0eIidtsfarbe lit Jeeem aepiR nMrb
Or. NatmaD's
Sarfaparillian Refoluent.
Gr bat Die er~fiaMnIid,fter auren bstperffentst.
g ia,.eii. io reiasns leensn trstem un,sr Dem
Ginfuhe ttcier pabrbaftt pnncerpolen Webitin
DE Serdncerunsen i'm aD. per elm, baa man
Sag fir Saa citel 3umad)s oil Tleiid
uno @cwid)t iebcu nrO fiiblen fann.
Ser arpfe Simtreimi9er.
aeoerarosten oss earfagariaian Meiol.
aaOs.sn j i%iiiistsitsm unS gsafitns oes aSrpers seiumSe
9ebenstraft mi. IS eriest bic Musfdbefeunsen
les Srsanismus NIT ir,idem, seiunbem MIA.
bsitem. Salsseid,mare, Maid5,neammsem i'm
Munhe. 8npten in BEN Driien 'nnc dnneren
&prpertbeilen, ent3Infete Mnsen. MusfIfe aus
Zen Sbrsm. sae is tmn' ten sormsn pSn 3ant'
rofe. TinsWprm. Sal3 &benm, @riippelas. Icne.
sSnrm int ptrifd. 1sid,mulffe, ollie idpGd,.
eneen unc idmerliidben Mnsleerunsen madbt.
bens raft 1ne In Der Meiebweite Der befleneen
MadDt ntefrs aBunbers Don mpberner q Demie.
Wenise Euse ceS Sebraud)es ~crcen tn allen
S'sIss M Ss,'sa s saaS s:m ii an si,Sast,ss Se, ~ st'
mfifen.
gBeun es oem patienter, Der bon Sag su Gag mebr
6urb %6eitanois, fortlHreitenoe 4baanse amb Ser
iebuna berunterfommt enolih 9iiitt, oieien Y~erluitsn
@Inbalt ~ tbum uno he our1 neaes Waterial aus 8-
iunoem Blnte 3u srieBen - unb bies 1T Die Iufsabe
Mno iitere WirfunQ os Sarlapartlliam- ham
it leine Rur seipiB. Denn ipenn crit einmal beiss
Wtlttel lein ReIni8unasmert e9innt unb es pemlelben
selinst, Die ourb trantbafte Mbsanse erlitteuen 9er-
lutte oes Spitems 5u erleben, pann lhreitet aud oie
6eilun9 nit reiBenoer Sdneue uoruGrt5 uno Der y =
tient ipIro nit ieoem Gage ib qeiuuosr uno ~traftiser
fiblen, be @erbauun9 ptro better Dor ih seben. Der
Mppetlt lturter peroen uno Sleilh uno Geuiht au.
II, bmen.
@ber Der psariaparinian yteiolpent" ~ibertritft nidt
nur ale anpern Irjneinaittel III Der Sur BON bront,
i6en. fcropbul0itn. or9anilb en UNI ,baut. &ranfuei.
ten, %ionoern ct lit aud oas ein3ise politipe beilmittel
fHr
Wieren= unb 8lafen,a ranfhetteu.
Grtes, Diabetes, gbaiieriubt. urinuer baltun9, lin.
~fa9isfeit bas gnaiier 5u balten. Sriabt's arantbeit,
Nlbuminoria uno i'll allen ifduen, no Der llrim iano &c,
sotbe ODER eimeiBartige 9tieoerIbl01e ooer Saoen, me
BON peiBer Seibe, ober fno6emitaubarti9eh Sab elt.
bait. ooer bid. ipoltt9, oulitel uno saaia ausiisbt uno
has barnen &iBeln. 8rennen ODER l~oniti9em S9merj
M Rreu3 uno al ben 9enoen oeruriadt
, 1877-12-21

y Hss M ansIacfstsaeH srap!tttts1, b1es has "
f&sassf&ls@t nntsrrprfsu 10, uxb IetSen aamentlt&' al
Easa ssran. Dif ur1e&ez, wl1s bkfn f&rtdltdtt 90
sssslsaessas xrs TUNER sleabt ies. ndmItd ets
lard 6t&rtxHSssitses bas RerseufpfeA, W. 81 Aaus
xnb saenr& ben sauea &Srpa ~ trd ~
Dss .Sawebtf4 Dttttrs" fey. aaaret2t u aA Lykr.
Eapftasen bic 0daussat garadsesebea, ptl&e f&sa ~
saA ~tpefelteu, i wstteT Qguns ara Psbta ~ fahes.
RteoesSfAlxssnbst.
, 1877-12-21

r. r. &.
) ap avs
(READY RELIEF)
fllrirf
bic i@limmiten S9mer5e1l III
biS 20 Mtnnte1t.
Stets 1T menieer ais l Stnnoe.
Niemamb,
uer ttliter oieie Nn;eige lieit, bralldt
SdmerSel mebr 81 erOnloer.
&aOwaD's S9mer5enitiaer
belt ieDen Sbmer3.
Gs mar oas erite nno lit oas einSige
Sdmer,=uertileen0e Mittel,
oos i'm 4usenul .dtno ben 0 q%ua'. ''d eeioen einbal.
n,0sen ie BIN Aruisn. oOsr asn 0tassn, ben SIN, sim,
eepel ho H., Oas que s@msrisn I 5t,It piS eimmoiioer
M I'M suOt"s tn y ne ~ Minaten, -,uie ispr lie
auh Sem Tb D,rrpuIeu. ettla9erl9en, inen,
Wrr oaia, a:.. AOsn aAais S n,19aal1S 00eF '0"T'se"
@ou benz 6rn. Sbnrlou @eeo.
Cine Gmpieblmns BON Or. Raetpap's ". ". y.
WeebiSinen,
mad uieIiabrioem Gebrau@.
Iem Vort, 4. San. 1871.
Wertber btrr!
yiodnem i'd mebr're Sabre %binourb ibre Mebijinen
aebraubt babe. AnIanas 3%pslfelno, balo aber, als lb
ibre Qb,rtiomteit trprobt bate, nit oollem Ysrtrouen,
1T . meme al ;eneDme ptlibt pantbar ben aus bnen
N~tiugelel 8ortletl unjuertenlin. g8lr 9eprailDenl 10
nit es notbie pirn. ibre qlaeh unb tets NIT Der 9!e'
ipunl6ten %y8irfuns. DGs v&caop 0telieT" peroiett IN
bolem WtaBe oieien giainen. gNir wcnoel bduf9 uno
germ bel ieoer o~prtpmmenotu Geleaeubeltoa eminent
on uno finlen fat in allen duen Die oerlprodene
61mer3ensIinoerun9. Mufri6ti9 ess Sbri9e
Or. Habpap. 5burIpp gBteb.
Raowap's ,,Reaoy Belief"
miro angenblidlide Silfe idaiten bel
Gnt3nnouneen Der Mieren,
Gnt;mnbmneen Der Sfafe,
6ebdrm= 6 nt;ilnoune,
Xungen=G pnesiftpner,
Sal8< Setben, Mitbma,
Ser3flopfen, Otpbtberia,
Spfterifben Mnfdaen,
8rdune, Gatarrb
Jnf1uen3a, 8ppfpeb,
3abnfhmersen,
W%eura1eia, NbeumatiSmus,
&a1tem uno beifem Tieber,
Snbneraueen uno Troftbeulen,
Die anmenOuns oss r9teabD &eliei" an Der
Grlelbteruns idaffen. TreiBig bis ie6sal9 lropten
baupn in eirem balben 3~rintglas D Il I0alier iperoen
in neni9en Nu0eutltdens 2rGmpfe, Wtagenidure+
Soobr men, ~9ppf16mer5en. 9larrboe, Sp entsrp,
&olif, Blabun9en in on gingelueioen hno ale lllller'
lben Shmer3en beilen.
H'licnoe iouten INNER cine GlaId BON Gaoipap's
| r&eab1 &elief" bel iib traaen. Q8eni9e Sropfen
oauun, III 98uiier setban beu9en allen Rranf1eiten uno
ben oamit uertnipiten 2eioeu. Die aus BEN 1ehraihe
Stimtulant, als franjoii6er Sranop 90 Sitters.
&altes uno biBiges Tieber,
| Qebellt iur 81 Gents. @s gust fem anoere5 Naens in
Der QBelt. mas 10 1dneu ale Nrteu BON Sieber bellt,
~nerirter Baae fommen, mD9en lie Starlab-, Neroen'
ieber ober selbes Sieber beiBen. oils utter 3ujts.
9ung uon 1taotpnp's Iiillen, ods s9feanp Nsltsf'
Or. Racmap'4, ylut 81 Gerts bic t5la1be!
, 1877-12-21
G@me1if4 Dstters.
Ras ans &rautsrssiten
@asHsSHG 8issczA

On us1s ats ssarsuStct JaAtes t7sedts In pusA
hs FAuebtfau Mrat I'd bsa wtaeaf4 affIt&sn 5ssfaMsG
nd&s a FAC auf sGen Ttdles Der erie aaatute, tt =
Esltse 5stlhsft s,wiNu Rrsst1 ans M 9ytsAd ha6
kaa bSha - hurttsaAnbthsis Va
, 1877-12-21
SsrsssnassSsfdb~erssss.

DIR gssAu II kte er,ee DerfaAte ~ &brysrs. Dss
an abalt Sas sauss ssasm Wabrnns uaS Srsft; Dsns
ia Raaen NIB Gnbers 8rbanunsSsrSaas na&laGen, ttu
ss1s xisRsistt ~ .nswidels, n,us bn saxw 4Srp.r ID
sa.. Dk arsntses.a. pslAt ~ leaert9 Isdtte.stt g
~ &AaytarhA< Ndbt hausa ttefelb4. Dtu n ~
Gsaas. ussu ~ so&psstf& ottters," n y as Stir.
s,ssaatttd rrtt, As 8ertasansssrbaM reeit xnh ttn
sshsass &t&Assttt Aerasnt, = vide 2rsnlHetn telt, ~
sasadsess saa, sTsAtssesu Ratss taA Dit sasSu
saf1rap ttJsalns
40 ~ aasan saasssitsuis.tte. rttsssa ests + -
axs 6teraas.x bu Maeentpatistttt. ais bur4 erbIt&a
aalass sbn Ssftise Grsdltuns. aDtnu be epetle nth
tseSriS strsausi uas sr R6rssr tn Bplss ssHen nt@t blu
ldselia nndbrt pirt. mus abma8aans tntrsten unl
~ se&Ea4ts 6Yaem sr!tsst sea l~aatefeu Gnfaa stas
Sriditnas Ne ta dnr prfsa BON trdfttsu @efunbbet
ss nt&f to 1era&t HmG Ds b~sratmtRen Nerlts
weaa ss 86ae ssa Sdwtnbiu&t lis bsa Taen Gtabteu 10
tsnsds, n&tea ptns aasaabms tbrt Hufmesilamteit ~.
at sHf W Resxiirans hr s)rbssuusssreaaL tanatt ~
GYtissy 1d$s Ia patteat "a fa utmnt I'm nt&t fruat
~ Sefavras ssrurfa&ea uas ni6t barA ben Rsrper -
VA sab ttla tntEtber gar sass sbz In sasfista elk
pssis Sst f&lssts Ratruns " btstsA.
, 1877-12-21
"star- Wfrn" lplattorm.

SiIosrslan,. cline srOae 3terh-. yin ps4Eaapts.
S1us uater Dtten. 6ra8tt ~ 5aaslun-
Ata uep. 0trculart StaI,s ptrltuptt. Ap%reitrsi
ip24rf, Gtar NtdttUrrl. 81 lQae
, 1877-12-21
1e6sA

@sfts, SAanaNesz eurAelss Gxs serisrbsasn Dlsh
Geseu bife 3rsnttttea 10 ,64rebtln Bitters" bas mtrb
fassas @4usmtttel, rdl q br ksaf Slutrstatset "a, IA
~ ssebA Gber rlrb bu 0ebras& y Rdt sber at&t genes
rad Ia anrdfans ~keseaaea, q baS psden, Wafers,
W4araAEebr sni aatus MT Stetu sebunbens kraai
kesku aastrr$tx, t4nl nn1 str 0tbran& fufsrt etnAx
bskt pusea, bG Hranftettea IN hsien Stadium de -
hsse Ds>sxbtans rfprbrx.
, 1877-12-21
80 NrpSent.

N9enten Iplp ea.e Soh'h.llFoh se6aln
Iur oen a,erluuI pom Meueh uiio leYtpopusutel Snuy.tu
pom elner Der DepeutsnDlien 0ublerlplloiIs =Olrl1tn u"
" Su1er iur oU Nelts % Snwer laf sl.zo.
ae,h bumbug. Wtan lane llW ulllers esreulafe IDnI.
men unO I~Der3euBe iU leipt. Aoreus y. ". Oo1 DIV,
nrt5rrh Nnnn 4gD!opea
, 1877-12-21
&alteS un0 hiBiaeS Tie6er,

aebellt iur 81 Gents. @s gust fem anoeres Naens in
Der 9Belt, mas 10 ihnel ollie Arten BON 0ieber beilt,
moa:n lie bon uerborbener Suit (ntalaria) pber beae'
nerirter Gaae fommen, lnD9en lie Sdarlad-, Nerpen'
iieber ober selbes sSieber beiBen. ais uttsr 3ujis.
bung BON J%taowap's aiilen, ods pReanp @eltsf"
Or. Haenap'S. y.ut 81 Gents bic 6lalbe!
, 1877-12-21
9amtsasf6I6sa.

Nss..a. sissea. .SsrA nsesenS eaaesaSsss assnA
HaRsA.
, 1877-12-21

w~feIsnApIts,
fss unsstlpsea 9ranierttea aut he mesksnHAe 0eDeRA.
szrs buiassa taan atemais " fIt ttssnnta rtrssa,
&taa ettrau@t ~ rSausbtA BttHS~ aeaAu saA ho
aaHsttuns aus he leSts oyus Ia sbtnstnaanten NJ
strs yer Dem patuteu ptrh axfeblter a
s~saHaastet VtiaHsttttt aradstsebtn sas kSas " kSbes
eatztu Rtat 10 hAA utesu dx.
@ta 1AIsttsnssntttA
perfumes, adAs - ptTHanu dbfakssussattsd =,
aAblt&t 8slsta trstnt dar at rixfAen, fvdter n.
bsspett DsRs ~ .6&uehtt@ 8ttters@ aebnex. "a
aa ssuipmnsa xnfHshItAs ablettsnatnNtI M -
sssassdAs ssssss ssss RA6k4t sxt
8itss nab 0sfAleAA
"a d uasss EaeSHiler, xsA sates ssHusEf1s -
Fsasea extsalt, aaA ieas Rassstt6<z nsanStS1a -
s<1 asSfSIte5liA tsAess ~
e2s&atsrffSe.
bsa kesfeas essstsaass o. sMs s~as ~a
, 1877-12-21
NutrststssnA

Dsstssbsns Dtxt n hs 4axytkra&s 10 s3Epsa4bs
ssS lsaar ddtaftE &raustrtta.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-14
FREE PRESS. FRIDAY
THE RuRITNGTON VT. FE

Tnr Albany Journal has prepared the iol-
lowing political almanac Of the United States
Senate, which will make the position oil
parties in that body clear to the dullest COM
prehensiOn:
Republicans with Sharon. D., ~
Republicans without Sharon. >,
Democrats with Davis and without Eusts, ~
Democrats Eustis gets in and DAVIS STAYS IN, !"
Democrats when kustis gets in and DAVIS gels 81.
cut. -,
Republican majority without Sharon when Ia
Wis il Democrat, , i
Republican majority when Davis Is Eepuhlchn' =
Republican majority when DAVIS Is an lndePeh
dent and artfnl dO1ger,
Democratic majority, if Patterson shoCld 10 50
again. with Davis as n Democrat
Republican ms jorIty, /: Patterson should 90 81
ayan with Davis as n Republican.
Republican majority. if Patterson should 90 SO
again with Davis as an independent donset'
msk ng a tie to be decided by the Vice-Prtsi'
dents casting vote, -
Democratic majOrlty, if Patterson and tonoNer
should both do 50 again, with DAVIS as a heih'-
crat but his position in that case not changing
the result no matter what he might DO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-14
STATE NEWS.

The button factory. at Bethel. is soon 10
be moved to Waterbury, Ct.
The society with the long name have a
good field in Windham county. The Brat
tleboro Reformer says: Hollis Town, Sr.
OF Somerset. with the assistance of two
other brutes in human form. tied vicious
horse to tree and actually whipped him to
dea tn.
The following is going the rounds: There
is now living in Coventry an Englishman
by the name OF Putney, who fought at Wa
terloO. under Wellington. lie also served
with the British army in India, and Water
loo was his last battle on the Continent. as
he was sent to this country directly after
that with those soldiers who served in the
war in 1912. There is no doubt but what
he is entitled to q pension from the British
Government, but the papers necessary to
prove his claim and a medal presented to
him have been lost. lie is very aged and
quite deaf, but is able to converse intelli-
gently.
The whole number OF deaths. recently,
from diphtheria, in ferrisburgh. is VI.
A Woodstock association of Baptists have
passed resolution to the effect that they
look with disfavor upon all so-cslled union
meetings.
Ludlow, although containing but 500
inhabitants, has as much trouble over the
liquor question az any town IN the State.
The frequent unpleasantneSs has broken out
again, and over 100 have been summoned to
Woodstock to tell what they know about
rum-selling.
Bennington's high society scandal takes
on much additional local interest by the sc-
ton of Mrs Hall. the county clerks aban-
dOned wife. in suing for divorce. slimony
and the custody of the youngest child which
Judge Dunton grants. pending her peti-
ton.
Mr.. George II. osborne. his wife and
child OF about ten years while driving home
from church, in Pittsiord, Sunday after
noon, were thrown violently from their car
rage, iniuring Mr.. Osborne and his wife
and cracking the skull of the
boy. whose Lie il despaired OF. Mr.. Os-
borne WAS formerly superintendent of the
Falls Marble Company's quarry.
The boy Is their only child.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
GREESsACKKKs ORGANIZING.


WASHINGTON, Dec. "a private con-
ference was had last night in the Senate
end of the capitol by Senators. Representa-
tives and popular leaders, favorable to the
grecnback movement. Ii was held with
closed doors. A permanent national green
back league was formed, with an executive
committee OF one Senator or Representative
IRON each state. Ii was arranged to havea
permanent room at the capitol.
PISCHBACk WRITES LETTER To GOVERNOR
NICHOLS.
Pinchbaek's letter to Gov. Nichols, of
Louisiana, resigning the United States Sen
stOrship, states that he was daily elected
Senator in January, 1873. and again IN
1875. In order to cover any irregularIty in
the first election, the Senate refused him
admission on h.J Grst credentials, leaving
the credentials of 1875 Enacted upon. His
defeat in the first contest was due to the
votes of Senators who regarded the return
ing board unconstitutional which gave tho
certificates of election to the legislature OF
1873, and the latter body was therefore lille
gal. Thinking, from the action OF these
Senators on the electoral commission and IN
seating Kellogg, that their opinions as to
the constitutional powers OF the returning
boards had changed, Pinchback determined
on the second contest. but majority of the
committee on privileges and elections de-
cided in favor of Eusts. lie calls attention
to the exceptional action had on
his case, which contrasts with the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-14


A Washington despatch says that the sub
committee of the Senate Committee on Priv
ileges and Elections, composed of Senator's
Angus Cameron, Chrisriancy and Merrimon,
which Investigated the South Carolina cleo
ton, has prepared its report, and that it
takes very strong ground in condemnation of
the methods by which the Democrats sought
to obtain control of the State, summing up
the results of the whole investigation in
Gov Chamberlain remark that ''the cleo
ton in 1876 in South Carolina was vast.
brutal outrage and conspiracy to disfranchise
a race and crush by brute force a whole
people" Much Of the report and accom-
panying testimony is devoted to the alleged
election of Gen. Butler as Senator. A
hundred pages of the report are devoted to
an analysis of the testimony relative to the
Hamburg massacre, which is considered to
inplicate Senator Butler as the chief organ
izer and responsible leader of the affair. But
ler's own theory of the affair is reviewed, and
the report says it is not sustained by the evil
dence ON the contrary, that the evidence
was such as would consign the Buffers,
father, son, and son-in-law, to the scatiold if
presented before jury in any orderly and
civilized community in Christendom. The
testimony of many witnesses. some Of whom
saw and recognized Gen. Butler. others
hearing him give orders to kill prisoners, is
introduced, and the entire transaction of that
night is detailed with minuteness. Some of
the witnesses saw Butler as late as three or
four O'Clock in the morning, and heard him
give orders to place prisoners in the dead
ring. The report is likely to make decided
sensation when it is made, the characters of
Senators Cameron and Christiancy as fair and
candid men giving great weight to their
statements
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-14

The last Legislature appropriated $4,000
for the purchase of site and erection OF
buildings for a State Work House. And
now the question is, whether the commits
sioners can draw from the State Treasury
500 600 in all, or 10000 year for that
purpose The act does not say 81, 900 per
annum but the question is what did the
Legislature intend to appropriate. Who
knows? So the sum of $4,000 was ap-
priated for the erection Of barns and improve
ment of the buildings of the Reform School
at Vergennes. Five thousand more would
perhaps not come amiss for that purpose. Is
it clear that the Legislature did not intend to
give S. 900 per dnnum for that purpose
These are specimens Of the questions that
will now be coming up all the while. Can
anything be palmer than that We need 4
new State ofhcial-a Legislative Mind-reader
who shall make it his business to know
what the Legislature MEANS; and who shall
decide " hen what it means is to be taken in
place Of what it says, in public acts. This
Office j. now held by our worthy auditor !;
bat We do not think its duties should be
forced upon him, without an addition to his
salary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-12-14

The Congressional Record brings us the
text of the resolutions offered in the House,
December 7th, by Col. Joyce. They recite
that the "people of CuDa," held under "the
iron despotism of SPAIN" revolted in 1865 /;
that they have held three-fourths of the ter
ritory and two-thirds of the population OF
the Island, and have established, "beyOnd
doubt, the inyincible power and strength
of the revolution :" that the lives of more
than $4,000 Cuban patriots have been ''im-
moated," while nearly 200 900 men have
been sacrificed by Spain in mad and iuet-
fectual attempts to crush out the spirit OF
freedom in the Island that the war has
been carried on by Spain in spirit of blood
thirsty revenge; and "whereas it is alleged
that the Spanish commander has ordered the
shooting of all prisoners of war, therefore
the President is instructed to declare strict
neutrality in the contest in Cuba, and is re-
quested "to demonstrate against the barbar-
Gus manner in which the war in Cuba has
been or is being conducted"
The resolutions show Col. Joycc's charac-
teristic enthusiasm but We doubt if he OF
auy one can make the people of this country
share it to any great extent, IN favor of the
Cuban patriots. If they have so nearly got
control OF the whole Island and are killing
four Spanish soldiers for every one of their
own killed, they are certainly doing we'll
better than has been commonly supposed
and will soon be in a position to
make their own terms with Spain. The
country has not been startled by any breaches
of neutrality on the part Of our Government;
and it would be better, perhaps, to find out
exactly what are the facts, before the Presi
dent is asked to demonstrate against sal
legged" barbarities.-to which the reply on
the part of Spain might be that no such or
der had been issued, or barbarities COM
mitted
The Cuban patriots" have been so large
ly represented in this country by adventnr-
ers, shysters, and soldiers Of fortune, that
We confess we do not view with great graft
fication the appearance of any representative
of Vermont in the role of special advocate of
their interests. They may deserve more
sympathy than they get; but accurate in
formation does not seem to be over abundant
as to their case. The resolutions offered by
Mr. Blair, of Maine, on the same day, in
structing the Committee on Foreign Affairs
TO inquire into and report the true condition
of the resurrection, its effect on the interests
of the United States and its probable result,
and whether any measure ought to be taken
by our Government to secure the restoration
of peace, seem to us better Judged. If we
meddle between Spain and her Cuban sub
jects, it should surely be only on careful
information, and with clear case for such
action