Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-02-20

They nave mad another eleCIioi Al
sissippi, to fill the vacancy in the senate
and the Independent candidate was CHOSEN
over the regular democratic nominee Dy
the aid OF negro votes.
The large number of negroes who nave
rented land in Alabama and gone to farm
ing for themselves, have caused great
scarcity of hands among landowners VINO
desire to farm their own land.
The Murphy movement is creating an
immense amount of downright indliler-
ence among the people of this state-that
is, Indifference as to what congress may
do with the tax on whiskey.-Lo"aSr'He
(Ky.) Courier journal.
A " statesman in the New York legis-
lature predicts that, if the people 90 not
get cheap money now, the next candidate
for the presidency will be Gov. Hendricks,
on a platform of unlimited greenbacks,
and on that he will sweep the country.
The beautiful specimens of American
furniture, watches, musical instruments,
cloths, tools and hangings, which are
being exported in such large quantities
now, seem to be producing the impression
that the Americans are really Il civilized
people,.
,rho Utah 1oo;s1o,;yo committeo to whom
was referred the recommendation in the
governors message asking legislation
against polygamy make report claiming
that polygamy is sustained by the Bible,
that it is divine ordinance. and that there
can be no legislation against religious be-
liefs and practices.
r,,., ,ron,.. ho11 ,,,rob is IN favor with
a. ~ pi +ioS' ' viroini, iicno. saIlor
III IL. ~ isa nhool, Tnon bis hor lander
Just as it is upon car conductor; second,
it enables him to raise the price of every
drink of whiskey and applejack five cents,
of which sum he only pays one-half to the
state; third, it puts an end to the credit
system.
II 10 oreor tho cpriositios of history TINT
tho Polos should fignrc 60 nromincntIy in
tbo vicforins of Rnssia In tbe Asian md
P,,.s;an arn,ios +ho PoIish .oIdiere nnn,hor
NOVA thon bundled md twentv thonsand
men, ollcereu ny tGcir own men, some some, ol
o "nT p"Iot,L,, t,vn If tbo most Jis,;n,
ouishcd Russian generals are of Polish
origin.
An ingenious water faucet, through
which water is drawn as cold as ice, is
the invention of a Californian. BOILING
water placed in anv receptacle and allowed
to run through. will be found cool and fit
to drink. The faucet contains numerous
small tubes enclosed IN larger ones and
oe' Wv. ,h s,o o 0"o' oho Uo U .n %
which produce the desired effect.
Az wall oorsi,1or tbo ovrodiorov NJ
yetoino the whirlwind as to attempt in
this case to arrest OF delay the execution
of the national will on this measure Of
national and universal interests. In view
of the great popular victory, we extend a
hearty forgiveness even to the hardest
hearted Shylocks, satisfied that in due
lne o'en tnGy VIII ii'i I'LL !. ~ tne eleI"l
money If tbe conntry wChicaGo T,iGune
n lew days before the death OF Plus In
diplomatic relations between the Vatican
and the Gar were completely seVored
MI ,o,,o,oat..;, - pioa;, :; Dr.
no '0p'0'ol'"'''' VI N'SS' III "olne
SAID 10 tne rope MY master does moi
receive instructions rom any iorelgnI
power as 10 his treatment Oh ms SUBJECTS
MS remark caused intense irritation AND
lhe polllleaI connection between the atlcar
ana d. retersout9 was abruptly broken
The president sent the following nomi.
r,+;ons io t,o soroto Eri1,r. p,r,rt
TAYLOR of PENNSYLVANIA. for minister tc
Germany; Jehu Baker of Illinois. minister
resident to Venezuela; William C. Good.
loe of Kentucky, minister resident to Bel.
GUM; Benjamin f. Simpson, United
States marshal for Kansas; Samuel Blatch
ford OF New York, Judge OF the secont
judicial circuit; William A. Howard O
Michigan governor OF Dakota.
DIR Tcmovno nronriotor If tbo irciror
..o,, 90 w, rLin'.t I p,,n $3.50 ~,
"'Oi az " ''l99t""' l Gnu conpl'leS 'n'
business enterprise OF Snowman Barnun
with the grim humor OF ShakespeareaI
grave di ggc.r' Taking down small bottl'
from shell, he remarks briskly to Il Wis
mains Of the baron This substance w,
viii observe il almost nrooisoly IjIo IN,
fsh- hone yon food to Tonr hicd Tba
hin ,ieco is ,nrtio1 Of +bn sbor1jnr
Made! the lnrrost is from rho ,nnnr ,,o,
Of tho humerHs and the concaT Ef ,liece !;
q norton If Tho shonldpr.ioint Tho Roro,
was a very large man and lhero was ;ns
six and 4 half nonnls Of him rnnnininr
MI. SHAW, Known ny his countrymen a
that very shrewd person, Mr.. j. Billings
j, describel as a man six feet hipb with
roo1 hono., down l,,s,or,, c,,.,,,a Ill., Co..
so0'' w" i1''''0i Il i'' iel like i'c'
bronzed as a sea captains, with deer
gray, snappy eyes, slightly-hooked nose
and mouth whose droll expression is nc
hidden by the light gray mustacho an
beard which surround it. Behind it fall
over his shoulders n full head of long
Wirey, iron-gray hair. The face is full {
an expression Of strong common senst
and when the right eye winks energetca
fun.
Whom Tbiors wos O,nJcirr a. Aiv -,
school, it is related, offered premium
800 francs for the best essay on IL give