Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-04-25
NUMBER 43.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

1t is suggested that Speaker Randall
remarkable concessions to the GreenbackerS
spring from a purpose to divert the discus
sion from the issues OF revolution to the
financial questions, on the theory that the
latter is the least of two evils.
The Vicksburg H.raH sets forth another
reason why the whites are getting frightened
over the negro exodus. 1t promises to re-
duce the basis Of representation which will
be Predetermined by the census Of 1880.
The Tarrytown IN. " Arg,,s presents
the name of Gen Joseph r. Hawley for the
Republican nomination for President. 1t is
Gov uawlcy' : misfortune that he lives in a
small State. But he was born in North
Carolina and educated in New York, 50 that
his residence in Connecticut ought not to be
fatal to him.
The Washington Past declares the asser-
tion OF Mr.. Tildens good health lie. 1t
adds "We have seen Mr.. Tiden within the
past two weeks, and If there Is life insur-
I L I.
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tuue the party could not carry nan uoLeh
districts IN all the Northern States.
A novel feature of the debate in the House,
on tuesday, was the testimony which ex-
Confederate soldiers bore to the fact oi e1-
tended loyalty IN the South \ tennessee
eA-ie"ei anu u oou'n 0Aio'iuN Noni'ue'"
'o'one4 u'noul'eu "ete'Ai Di'Ss !" 'oul1
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nen MI rlSe' Va -daile' ie'd INT Ia
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paper entitled, 1--WE have captured the Gap
itol," Mr.. Mudrow, Representative from
N;ss;ss;,,,,i r,so ~ hi, ,1,o, and said thar
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oagser anu Iep'eSen'ei no ieSpee''Oie CIV
Fnrnt IN Mi7si7sipr'- Frye presented to the
House, last week, letter from the editor OF
that paper showing that he was COnfed-
crate soldier throughout the war, and that,
wbe,bcr rho 0tal,no N,,,.s renrcsented rcs-
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Peo'aoie peoPie UT NOS " utlo''o4 'Ni' WI
Aluldrow for Congress.
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son oil oSsaWa'omie bro"n' IN ie'er 10
the Cleveland Legd,, declares his intention
or roIr,tco-;,,, HI so-tioo. 3, all tho s,sf;.r.
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in9 'oio'eu refugees oi tae o'u'n' he
states that IN Ms opihi'h 'he time ms come
Tor another grand reScue OF the colOrcd race.
and although he is now - Years oil, he is
resdv r, devote Lis r..r,irio,, ener,ies TN
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Tue e"u9' ""''' was ~ u''' ~ "''''>''' anu
hrs iather
When Governor Bi>hop went into the
gubernatorial office he determined to make
fool of himself once week for IUl weeks.
SO far he has not missed Il week Cg'tfyn
(Ohio) RPoHorg-
The Washington Pa,t get very red IN the
f,ce asL;p,, IA. ,,uc-ti,ns nh,ut S,u,tor Nor