Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-04-25

OhSs tlhN L ollttll w w lihhO
it end. After spending few days in Con-
stantinople shall proceed to Athens and
the Peloponessus and then return to Italy.
My address will continue until June 1st
to be Moquay, Hooker & Co., Rome, Italy.
Sincerely yours, G. G. BUSH.
Mallais gets more money for his pictures
than any other artist in England. He was
born poor hoy, in the Island of Jersey,
and began his artist work with an en-
ployer, who gave him his board and 81 25
cents week. Now he receives $4,000
Or more for painting one portrait. He is
Il little over so years old.
Party lines seem to be fast melting away
under the influence of the presidents pol
icy, In New York, us at Washington and
in the South, the best classes of democrats
vie with the best classes of republicans in
praising his course, and it really looks as
if we were to have that political "new
deal "at last. God speed the day.-Ne,O
Hauen Journal and Courier.
The New York court of appeals has re-
Gently decided that the license law of that
state allows only inn-kecpers to retail
spirituous liquors, instead of the indicrimi-
nate throng to which the right has been
granted. The authorities are beginning
to enforce the new rendering, and the cor
poration attorney of New York has already
commenced suit against hundreds of ST.
loon-keepers, who are, of course, greatly
exercised about it. AS he Legislature is
still in session, the question will doubtless
be taken there.
The national bavonet, under existing
circumstances, is merely II thorn of exas-
peration; it is certainly not prop of peace.
Did it prevent bulldozin9, or the murder
of Eliza Pinkton's husband or the Ham.
burg massacre? Is it not, indeed. ques.
ton whether it did not promote them ?
The argument that non-intelfr ference in thu
police of the state will but multiply Ham
burg massacres is not only discredited by
presumption but Ivy experience, The treat.
ment of negroes has been worst when mil
itary occupation was most stringent --Har
per'S Weekly
Blaine represents the real republican
party. He is now the embodiment of tho
principles of that party. Hayes on The
other hand, has betrayed the republican
panty, and gone back on the men who
made him president. He has proved ~
false TO the men who unlawfully counteC
him in as Benedict Arnold was to the reb-
81 Americans in the time of the American
Revolution. Blaine cmerges from the rot
tenness of his own past history, and be
comes radiant with the light of courage
and fidelity; while Ilayes-breathe there
a man so low as to do him reverence?-
NeW York Sun.
We do not know what class of republi
cans Mr.. Blaine considers " stalwart," bu
we have taken special pains TO ascertain
in the republican party in New Englan,
and in Mr.. Blaine's own state, rs well IL
elsewhere. and rs the result we find gen
eral determination to support the presiden
in his southern policy, and to secure sys
tenn Of civil service independent of con
gressional dictaton. Leading republican
in Maine, who mingle with business mel
representing all interests in Mr. Blaine
own state, have stated during the pes
week that, outside OF lew disappointed
place-seekers, the tide OF republican sen
tlment IS IN iavor OF the president pollc.
OF cancellation. That is certainly the sen
timent in MaSsachusetts.-B0Ston Journ0I
Mr. Rlaine who tre,tod tbo ronrh,ico,
nominee Gnr nrosi1ent aS n nohody in th
canvass. and condnctoI II in = r,nrno
which NOT marnlv iynored hnt ronndiate,
lis latter or orconts1noo 10 ,no,r;,,J =,
fndinr thot Mr. JI,veo holds hinoalr 80
crndlv bonnd hv tha n,eJges which Mr.
Rl,ina did not regara r. ri-;nc, oro, 70 ~
lpvnl of n,ss,bIe elertionanrinn cI.n'tra, ~
Mr. H,vns dnns not tnrn ont tn ho II
nl,.tic iionro bn,d tho ,nore n,.'n nf ont
tv, which Mr. RLinn thonght Kim to ~. Nv
When he impressed his own strong nerson NJ
ali,v on tho c.nv.ss and enn,IanioJ III
lnttor 0f orcnntnnrn with ,ho Mood, sb;r,
f senator Rlaine cannot romnlnin th,t AZ,
Hayes has deceived his party or been falls
to it; Mr.. Blaine deceived himself by ur
derrating his successful competitor for tn
republican nomination. -New York Her
/, AID.
There is no opestiou that war botwoo
Russia and Turkey rs if has nlreodv give
! nroftnhle bnsincss to onr orms ' oHd G an
mpnition manufacturers wnniJ oiso cre', ,.,
. n ~reat demand for American (lonr whoa
com nork henf and rlothing Tho Wv" W.,
orain! nroincing rerion of t5o RI,rk 3"
@our rival in The Emroneon market f
cereals--wouId have it's pro luction s,onpp,
as it was durinc the Crimean war whe,
saws Admiral Porter. g was a Iientnnn,
in the Navy and commanded the Snnnl,
lhen in the Mediterranean so,,aJron Pp,, pn
we'll do remember the rich harvest m o,I
merchants renned dnrino the wnrn n" ",
carryino trade. also. Which wns t,tn
, away by our war, might he restored h
war in Enrope. provided Congress shonI
allow our MERCHANT navv to 6r ;ncraoso