Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-01-22

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~" VI ."o i'' iiie's vi tne STATE know or
GU Ien''Ae Tue contlnuouS thort' the
ese'is'lfo 'n,' 'llt l"noyIng on Inc
'"iii NY !" ms seIi-'' hpoS'
p,. ,'I'N "a ,;'n. !ne vernon,
a' I,;e,, ". ,oIi'u,o rI1''''% tpe poar"
81 -, n.sany P' ,Ae'' 'Hlou%ll lne greater part
~ 'no 500 nc oiai'ne" one '''''i would 90
w. "H, pe'' III, 'l'li el2nt or hlnG; SO he
'"S'" n, a., q ".i Ti"S one man tlle same
''' nv '' NV h'i'o ',''o III previous years
1881. " Eo'rnn ol maui Ju''iclouS appoint,
Nv 10 1"PT' 'n,I"''1hU vi aSrlcuiturit'
NILS, anu Go'' ne'c enters upon ms
WV, N w" W.. t L,io ue'G. ii'!l'lloh 10 90 ms
' Jes;. .'' oeo'uSo NC iht'ina'es !hlt II"
" D;,;. " oo,oP1'"'o VIII socle'les ana
u ,; wno , T.sl 70 ,loIn meetings tnS
800 i NV i"''''"'""' '''I sPcc'tl
: So, h. ;S:'n Va INC ''ie'.''cr IRON
mi l'S ~ N1 iae' 'SSuo 'n's inueceE'
"'," ~ p'' Mai Ioii MN
VI, ,oW' suPerlhtenueht OF the STATE
49, " su'Iu'e' VI so'llell'uS else
o,r ,nho dasiro '"y .o"n' st""Se' or soc',
~ wno ooItp ;4 a 'pGe,ihs IN telr mlusl
,.oI,, b ;r u..n NH anu ""o'! ne SctS
lut"S inI ill.,; =, e cno people ilc "ill,hg To
,,in;t a,..' t niiD i.eo nc VIII liiaNe 'hen u
r' 1,U ;''u vi! W. vu'l, VIM ne hnows ABOUT
~, n''ns we supposed tl',t "teh lhe
,,o ;s 'no ni',' a sa," VI 9lfoo year II
""s '''to','o" " oovei al Expenses o0t II
so III t tiI ",,"'0 ~ at'o"se an nc c'h out
w. .n dn" w. ;f IT, 'aielepy SUNNY us Sll''ry
W. uI"r e. :, Ill., .,'o la liel receives dement,
a~ni ' h 'ut'.les 70 cover tlle
IIia.ir G Us HI 10 puV W vi leeolhS ana
~, a. loO u iiunsly oulliiu4EeohS, ho'
nu " ,h m'i ,h nmows No. niole apout larhl-
ny tu'n 'nc STher"i run Oh FARMERS. II
town let them visir il ike men n n ,r ~. ~"
patronize the hotels and pay their bills out
OF the salary they receive from the state
h tHa .tI'iiers mere c''n nave them
Dnes not Iris show tba, 't tho ro.1 Io.i,,
of the enomies of the hoard wos to ovnr
throw all means used to build up the re.
I honn o. tlie s.u.e 20 allow lhe farms tl
who have morto,red than, ~ snol' ~ 'n" 80
the member from Troy, as he has from
fifty to II hundred such papers? After he
anu o''iel usurers nave ruined the country
b,nkrnn,ov tbon thoy ,n;n AI L,' n,. .nn
organize u board of Agriculture TO enhance
their own property. There are scores Of
men anu companies endeaVorlng TO sell
ina n r nr pH, ,,0,,s s Vi ioinh' SCUM O'ro
Cbas. Lands bnilt mn Virol,nI Inn,
where can be found so base an attempt IL
stamp out agricultural progress rs i,
at, U"I n1 ~, N N.Y., .er!'iont oy mus cary
discharge Mt Tho and If i,rn yoars Mi, ."i -,
successor9 FARMER
Concerning the aims and intentions O
the member from Troy, as given by
Farmer" we have nothing to saw. fol
we know nothing of them nor Of his rcla
tons to the item or the paper from which
it was taken, But of the iten itself we vii
just remark in moderate terms that AS 4
piece of scurrlous blackguarIism, it i.
about the most complete thiag 70 rcmem.
Der of having seen in some time. Beside
the familiarity with good ENGLISH which !,
shows ;that sort of familiarity which brood.
contempt; the malice and dense ionoranc,
or wilful misstatement which it displav,
are wonderful. "Col Mead. superintend.
ent of the State Board of Agriculture. -
that we call rather good, The srntcnce
1--WE supposed that when ,hn e,,,o raw,
him a salary of sl4oo a voar # ,r,s ~
tended to cover all expenses " son,,s -
show some KNOWLEDGE Of the ntort IF ,ho
bill to be drawn, but how does that b,r.
monize with the 81 section If tbo hi,
which saws the "Spperinterdant =
shall receive Il salary of fourteen b,n1rod
dollars a wear and his official erncnscs hn,
the whole amount expended n
shall not exceed twentv-five hpnd,od dol
lars annually" and how anv school bo,
ten years old conla he eroroh ~ dun,5
to read the act and sunpose tho s,norin