Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-11-28

The total vote in New York roots III
7S3,995, or 1890 more than in 1875. an1
the democratic majority for secretary O
state is ii $50 now, against l4,Sl0 then
The workingmen's party polled 20,1G
votes, the prohbitory 6,l66 votes, and TIN
greenback 1850.
According to the Washington Star TIN
cause of Senator Blaine's illness is that IN
undertook to superintend some alterations
and repairs in his house in Washington
and while so engaged imprudently slept il
the premises. AS there We're no fires in
the house at the time, and the newly plas.
tered walls were damp, he caught typhoid
fever from the miasmatc air.
Minister Stoughton is a gentleman OIL
considerable personal vanity. which once
received severe blow in court, when the
judge asked. " Who appears for the plain.
lig?" l do, sir" replied young lawyer
just admitted "And who for the defend
anti" Zone Sutton, sir, believe,' was
the reply. Stoughton was in court at the
time, and it was SAID that was the day his
hair began to turn white.
THE POOR OLD TRAMP is the title of u
new and beautiful song and chorus, by
Will l.. Thompson, author of the famous
" Gathering Shells from the Sea- Shore"
Dealers are ordering it by the thousand.
The whole country will soon be singing
1.-The Poor Old Tramp" Price, with
handsome picture title, 40 cents.-PlttS-
b4rgb Dispatch.
Published by w. L. Thompson e Co.,
East Liverpool, Ohio.
Twenty republicans and l0l demo-
Gratis voted for the repeal of the resump-
ton act, while 90 republicans and 2S dem.
ocrats voted against it. New England was
solid against repeal, except Ben Butler,
who lodged, and Phelps, democrat of Con-
necticut. New York, New Jersey, Michi-
gen, California, Oregon, Nevada and Ne.
braska, without regard to party, voted
solidly against repeal. North Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky,
Arkansas and West Virginia voted solid
ly in favor of repeal.
According to decisions in New York
state, mans arm is worth $4,000, a
woman's knee pan 50, 800, and husband,
"a whole man, $500; II Utica man who
lost his arm, n New York school teacher
who fractured her knee pan, and Brook.
Ign woman who lost her husband by the
cavihg of an embankment, being award.
ed those amounts respectively. If man
in that State, without having u fat life
insurance policy, wishes to be of any par
ticular service to his family, he should not
allow himself to be taken off all Mt once.
Must the republican party cease to ox-
list because it can no Longer rely upon II
course which it ought never to have takenp
Let those so answer who believe that re-
publican IDEAS have no hold upon Ameri-
San intelects or consciences. The party
would have been UNNECESSARILY stronger
o-dlv if it had never ceased to rely upon
he power of its ideas and the justice of
is cause. It's only hope for the future is
@ make itself what it was and should have
,ver remained, the embodiment of the
most progressive ideas, the broalest JUS
Ice, and The most unilinching fidelity to
rational obligations Doing this the re-
publican party Can win votes, and then
trength in either branch of Congress. |
refusing, it courts sure deleat.-Ne1U York
Tribune.