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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21

Preparations have been made by Gen.
Walker. the able superintendent of the
census, for making the " count" of 1880
more valuable than any Of It's predecessors.
S aliSiics other than those of population
will I've gathered with fulness never be-
fore known. At the head of the several
statistical branches ARE placed men noted
for ihoroughness in the departments 10
which they give their attention.
The method of doing the more ordinary
work of the census is also lai grly changed
from that hitherto adopted. The rnumrr
alton of Inhabitants AMI taking the facls
hut go with that enumeration have here
tofure extended over many weeks. nearly
the whule summer being occupied in
those things alone.
II is now intended that the enumeration
>hall be quickly accomplished. To 1t"
this tho number of enumrrilors is largely
increased 50 that each may not need hnrc
than about week TO do his work. 1t il.
said that each cnumerator will he given II
Territory containing about three thousand
inhabitants. This woull give something
over one bundled enunerators 10 do the
work in this state. Col. F. G. ButlrrEcl,l
of Sax on's River. who has been appointed
supervisor for Vermont, will have the up
poiniment of rnumeraors.
There has been curious rush for the
supervisors places; the number of appli-
Giants from some of tho southern stalr>
being reported TO have been up into The
hundreds where only four or five could
ret appointed. Grn. Walker has not
1niin,d his nominations To either purity
nut has aimed to get men thoroughly
qlrllird for the work To b.. done.
Hard times checked immigration from
Europe from 1878 on, but we should nj
lies surprised If the count of next June
should show II population not far from
fity.tive millions. And it " i'll be II curl
Gus study 10 note The changes. The in.
crease will be found greatest in the north
western states and in those still prarri
he Pacific. The prob Utilities for New
| England" are that there will not b,
much increase; the gain in the cities brin.
largely tffsrt by losses in country towns
The south too will hardly show great in
crease Of population.
These differences in growth will o
course bring great changes of commercial
and political power. One satisfaction til,
people have, that is Of knowing that undrI
Gen Walker there will DO IN homes
count of the polls.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21
Democratic Biunders.

The Chiuago Times, reviewing The his
tory of the democratic party, presents the
following list Of It's monumental blunder>:
Bluul,r /. Repeal of the Miss uri com
pr mise.
BlunI,r2 Attempt of the Buchanan
;lmnislrali' 10 establish slavery in Kali
,aS.
Bunder 3. Rebellion of the southern
h If ot tie patty.
Blun,l,r 4. Manifestation Of sympathy
by the nur, htrn runp with their southern
cunirereS
Bunlrr 5 Opposition by the northern
rump 10 the elnrncln.ll"n policy.
Bln,Ier &. II IS, lily to The war policy
manifested in lhu peace programme ol
1861.
Bun,ler T. Rc.rmbrace by the northern
rump of tn tir southern cunlrercs ni,ur the
war.
Bumlr 8. Orpnsilinn TO the political
rniranrhi>rm,n ri Ir4rocs.
B.umlvr 0. Opposition to tho war
amendments 10 the constitution.
Bun her 10 OJp,-itlIn to the cana!a,
6, al Grant for president.
Bnn'ler |. Party soi'liIical"n Of The
south ON llie old pru,rn1e Of state >ovrr
rlguty AMI vii TENNIS government
Il under II. K riion by the solid
sou h p,riv If Hayes cancellation p,licy
Bnn!cr Is Attempt 20 =" open llm
PR siiency sqn'bb!e by the Potter uQu,i
lion
Blun,ler A. Southern war claims raid
on the national treasury.
Bunlrr 10. Epnu,,l Of the sreenb mk
fit money Programme Of The national
fraud.
i unlcr16 ThrreacIicnary programme
10 wipe ON" the national 81. clion laws.
aud nhrr Legislation of the war.
Blunder II. The exlr. session TO carry
forth That lcncliunary programme.
Blunlrr Is. lttlliic,lnn and fulfill
mrnr nf executive uSnr ptlinns in Louisiana
and ForIa and attempt to commit like
usnrp,;iun in Oregon.
B;unr!nr 10 Preparation and defence
Of like executive Gs'n patton in Maine.
| Ii has been said Tint in certain eases l." Il
bun'er WAS wur>e Than crimp;" but Of
the buntlers in the above Formidable cat.
angu0 not II few WGre crimes, rs well lis
blnnders. Such, emphatically. is the last
in the list.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21
L II Il NJ A L K Il I s.
& ported aad telegrdphed expressly for the Gste
Mountain Freeman.
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.

For the neeE ending Tuesday, January 90 le6g
Cattle. Sheep. Hogs Ca!t.s
At market this week, 2H0 $3.50 l,2G3 4S
i" T." last week, 3.2I6 sl9 ll,als n
" " one year ago go gill 1870 ,!
PRIcEs.-iieef Cattlt-EN;ra lat and wy
ei Iun oxen. $67ja7.uU; first qualify, s. $50
So: serord qua ity. t5UJa550, third "r 'lt :,
"A 50d475 p / . rs. on total weigh n ile tai
rI5I0 7.7j Bulls ,tc., IL Qua 40.
working Ox"n-SIUidl6l y pair OF pccOr !lrg
TO thcl. value as hrci. Handy steers. s450llO
Milrh C1wS-far qualify. S9JI3I extra e OI,
lHlruw and ordinary. SltM25. We rings, S7.dOu
liVO; iwn.N"ars-olIs, sI2.a0 :o.M; tlnre.y ear.
iGh, 20.UUi IS ~.
sheep and I.ambs-t Common. 3M5r: cxtr;.G
Gac.pe b live weight, Or S2.jgi' 80 v head
3holeH-Wh olc-ale, 1G"U,c.; retail. VuuUc. y b,
Fat hogs, 81 n G0c h. n.
NrHi tHyrs-4%Hjtr r pound.
Hides - Brighton. auSisc country lots 7Ity Sc,
y, .CLlf skins, l22n0n fa,lo', 5tac T. h; ruithy
4sn!14c onca. cd clle ,3Ou 7Jc cac lanu eklns 75c
rach.
REMARKS. There wis n sum zen y Of cattle on
sale, " an M N ,lri III. ca ing' IA prce~. Common
large, { larsr oxen N, We in Ie., n. than ner
knit %! stock. Gencr lily prizes iHlc'I st'aiT,
dough a ie% pairs OF fancy cattle s"hla lille
ihrHi II q 'tItiUi-. The hnlniv was li.hl ON
me nnI III ms wees, not TX zee ing II nr.r!. DIH
& MDuon ,old SIX oxen, - dress ,lJJ lbs. at IG
dressed weight AN sndG Lf'tG yet-Ii steers, 10
Iess 10' III, al sc, dressed weight; VI. L. Shah-
ID, each, atG',c h, dressed weight. Pieces
we've lea on sheep aui lambs. Fac supply W..
| -nnew hat lP>s, which hrprti !he irarlr. Rue, on
limbs t,6uU4c u. Several ii InHn went at lar cv
mlcps. u. ! IL " OF tOI "a III ok, tWu.tnr,i1
| lambs. averaging II lns, al 54c; W. II u. Walker
,"li nneL, live Sinrr hr"IhSt ~ ih', al ~: NJ. /.
>h ckli sul lhi OF sheep ave ia-e ID ri 5l;c;
"a I. kIb ing. Sold sNiy ain cc shr' T., uss weight
| ., 10 lie a. 'sr; r. DIwner srli Tvs shrcp and
| lambs. average s! bS, nj 5Ac r II, IuuIuy eOlt
| 1T lmc ID iJI mixed lot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21

Democracy APPEARS to he "off color - at
the north-judging from the occupants Of
the gubernatorisl chairs. A year ago there
we're six democratic governors in the
northern states. Now there are but two.
in New jersey and Indiana. and these hold
by virtue of long terms of office.
The Philadelphia Times wickedly says:
/" When Commissioner Le Due has 20
utilized the soil and climate of this country
IS 10 enable him to raise the kind of cold
lea that Is sold in the Capitol restaurant,
he can get rs big an appropriation from
congress for the purchase of an expert.
mental tea flrm as he may ask for"
Post master James. of New York. has
been infringing patent in the use of a
machine for canceling stamps. The
United States commissioner to whom the
hit was referred has decided against the
postmaster. finding that the profits To the
defendant in the post office while using the
machine were $63,500.
Louisville has n melancholy curiosity in
he way Of ,lefaulter-nn old man seventy
Years If age. who wrote down with his
,wn hand the total amount nf his drlicipn.
cy before his books were examined, and
| no. when he was arrested, WAS On his
way to give himself up.
"IDON'r WANT THAT STUFF
I. what lady of Boston said to her lus.
band wh' II he brought home some M Iii.
cine To cure her of sick hcndarhr ami n,u.
rnlgit which had made her miserable for
f urtrrn years. AT the first a,t,ck there.
after, il WIS administered To her wi h such
goml results, that She continued il, us.
until cured. and WIS 80 enthusiastic in
is praise. that she induced twenty Two of
tn. best families in her cir lr 10 a,,onr il
rs their regular family mrdicirr Thar
stuff : is Hop Biltrrs.- ShtntLua.
The Apache chief Victoria is provng
himself one Of the most iurmilai lr red
skin frs with which the whites nov have
o deal The ltresi r"rnrt brings infor-
matinn hat u party of fifteen MrXars Of
Caiz Il, not FAR from the Trxrn border,
fell into An ambu> ca,le lail by Nirlorias
ban,l. and were cut off; and ont Of thirty.
five m"n from the same place who went
to look FIR their fri. nds. eleven were
killed This mnr,l,ruus baud "f nhans
WAS recently driven out Of New Mexico by
United States troOIs. but unless il bs
wholly d, stloyrd it Is likely to return
and commit further havoc within our
borders.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21

Ouray. the Ute, is short and stout. has
IL squnle fnce, wears IL high hat and oarays
for the Ules, every time.
Joe Jefferson professional tour of New
Fin land was very successful the mel
receipts amounting 10 S20.472 65.
The Detroit Free Press sees This good in
tho Maine mnldle--it has aroused public
attention, us nothing cl.e could have
aroused IT. to 0ne If The worst dangers
that threatens our governmental system.
An EnslI-hman recently said: "They
talk great deal of nonsense in the United
States. but If you observe they always act
very wisely" This was said before the
fusion party in Maine Ind IN existence.
Senator Lunar, of Mississippi, lately
attacked by paralysis. was better mt last
accounts, and there are hopes of his re-
covery. Lamar Is one of tho sou,h's hest
men, and she can Ill afford to lose him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21

The Bosion.P5st. slurring the republican
party in connection with the alleged
bribery in Maine. says: 1T il handy to
have u few thousIn Office hOl ierS 10
draw upon for campIign funds" That
party of which the fioA Ia an organ is
fully capable If saying hoW handy it Is to
have supply barrel"
The new republican legislature of Ohio
at once set about the repeal of the recent
democratic gerrymandering of the con-
gressional districts. Garfield was the
man whom the democrats hoped to keep
ont of congress. But when their gerry
mander was complete, Garfi'lh had
already moved into another county and
into congressional district none strongly
republican than his old one! And now
Garfield goes Ia the Senate; while the
restoration of the dis ricls us they were
will add four and perhaps five 10 tie
republican congressman from Ohio this
fall.
Joel Munsell. the wilely-known anti
quarry and printer Of Albany, dird Thurs
day. in the seventy second year of his are
" Mun>ell's Annals Of Albany" edited by
himself and embracing the history of the
city from the earliest time, are among The
most valu ,hle Of his publications. Mum
sell Almanac for many years was very
popular. AMI had Il great run. Mr., Nun
sell was the publisher uf DIR Sprhgue
d" Annals Of the American Pulpit" AMI
printed them in nine volumes in II style
surprising any previous work sent on, by
the press of America. lie was known Ia
antiquarips all over the world, and was
distinguished for his wide range of infur
m,;i0n on scientific and historical suhjrcis
lie pxcelled rs Il printer, and delighted in
quaint and original cvres. aud especially
IN uld.stylc English and Ge,nan PRINT.
TIE LIoUoE TRAFFIC Senator Morrill,
has introduced bill in the Senate for the
appointment OF Il commission on the sub
iect of alcoholic traffic, which provide:
that the president shall appoint II commits
sion of five persons selected solely will
regard to personal Ii ness aul cap Iciiy fol
an honest. impartial and thorough inv,>,i
cation whose duty it shall be Id invr>liTa I
the alcoholic liquor Traffic. lis relations Il
revenue and tax ,tion AMI lis general econ
omic, criminal. moral and scientific
aspects. in connection with pluprrism
crime. social vice, public health and th'
general welfare of tho people. Thy are
also 10 take testimony rs To the practical
results of license anl prnhhitory lrgi,l,
inn far Tin. ,,I,,vnni inn ,,f mi m I.r:nip il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21

LIBRARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE
Volume ". OF this great work, published
by the Amurcln Book Exchange, New
York. is really January 10 h, and volume
V. will be issued about ten days later.
they have been delayed somewhat by The
printing of the large editions Of the three,
volumes and the other publications of lh''
hn Sc, their facilities for manufacture
having been taxed far beyond their captc-
i,y Reninvnr January LIST To the Tri5Hre
building and 10 thu large milling No. II
Bepkm VI and No. IL Spruce street. wher,
their facilities will enable them To manu-
f,clure from G0OO To 5000 volumes II day.
the publishers expect To complete the
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The volumes thus far issued being only
the reprint Of the last edition of the well
known Chambers Encyclol celia, nothing
more need be said of them Than lhlt they
are well printed and bound; their lorm is
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knowledge and choice literature will bt
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Readers of standard books will b,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21
Paris Letter
PAIts, Dec. 81, 1879.


curious ihsl'hee oi eccehulc'y III
temperature Il reported rom the noun
famous "is'rict Of f"ntHr."r rs having
men "ns'rNeh curing ihe frosty "e''ner'
" me tne tn'l m".it'er was some "Fgrets
MEOW ire Zihg lshhl IN Tue IOWA. on tiie
heiSh'nrhS hill lhe zen PefHlure WAS
''.,r W, 'm'" I"'iS :es'eeS h'S'er' :,
ihe ''.'" ''t'l'nueS; anu to-""y " III n"s
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'ce h,s n'H !'t nr"A'h up III ino oelhe;
'n'! .'r "'et u, us s'rens,n y Hon'eyeu
ny me Iac' ll''t' ai''''i%' 'Ills Is t''o .nI'
"'y h Tue 'li'iw, Tue "yI''''nl'e oPe,"alonS
continue ami the men employed walk
upon tue ICE WIN saieiy. Up 10 tnu pre-
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21


The New York Tribune thinks that the
republican party will never be bankrnl t
of first class PRESIDENT, Il material so long
rs it contains men like General Chamber
lain.
Congress gets along very qretly. The
most widely commented on thing yet done
was the speech of Senator Morrill, on the
finances, which is commended throughout
the country by business men.
James Russell Lowell has been promoted
from the Spanish 10 the English mission
and Mr. Foster from the Mexican to the
Ris-ian. Gen. F,.irchild, the enc armed
Wisconsin soldier. goes from "a suborlin-
ate position in Paris to Madrid to take
Mr.. Lowell's place.
Talking about the need of "a strong
man" does anybody, the Burlington Free
Press for instance, know Of voters who
can I've named Who would vote for Gen.
Grant and who would not vote for-say
tItO. !. - ltuNlhtS VI "a A. " hShbu'
fine republican candidate?
The Jury In the ease IF Rev. Herbert H..
HAYDN. WIN has for three month, been
on trial in New Haven. CT. for the muir
der Of M,ry Stannurtl, were discharged on
Monday evening, having failed 10 agree.
They stood eleven for acquital ind one
for conviction. Doubtless this ends the
oasr, MS the longest murder Trial ever had
in New England will hardly he repeated
when the stale wis able TO secure but ole
Juror for conviction.
Political nnimosites are so strong in
Virginia hat Mrs Latham of Lynchburg
thouuht it reason enough for divorce
that her husband had become republican.
That. however, is not SO strange rs the
fuct thai the court to which she applied
actually decreed divorce on that ground
and no other. and when the case was
carried by the husband 10 the court Of
appeals, one judge Of that court was
found 10 sustain The decree.
Senator Morrill, made strong speech
in the Senate, Thursday. in favor Of fixing
III. rate Of interest on the next govern
ment funding loan Mt per cent. lie ar.
gued In favor Of II 80 year loan in prefer
ence to Soy ear loan. and presented some
instructive facts On the subject of govern
ment loans. Senator Morrill, is in favor
of giving the secretary Of the treasury tile
necessary authority 10 60 on with the fund
ing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21

A hundred years ago the Moravians
balhized the fist negro convert in Dutch
Guinea. Now the mission has 23,30l
members.
The Methodist Episcopal c urch Of lne
United States has Conference Spmna.
w in Japan. 1t is under the care oil
Dr. Vial and promises well.
A Lutheran minister hns made applica-
tinn 10 h" nplnihled IL missionary to the
Jews in GrIn.hny under the Jewish com.
millee Of the irish general assembly.
The Rev r. S. Gather. LII D.. promi.
nent mt mhrr Of the Irish Wesleyan con.
ference. WHO for II number of years ,levot.
ed himself 10 the advocacy of the SYSTEM
nic brnelicence society and the Christian
hague. died on the 2lAt ult, in tho 59th
yeul Of his age,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21
MONTPELIER MARKET
y EfAIL PRICES,
"HHAIL FEICIEs
For tha tpaek saifna ThLrscinn -Lrsrnr.lan "a

For the ,osek tadtag Tuesday, Jdsuary %. 1850.
Apples dried new 5a7c = y Butter 20dS'';
Beef 4Sn2oc; Beef, dried, green weight 2Oc; rolk,
fresh, sal! so; PORK, salt, l0c; Ham. lir: lhui
10 go Veal. 5dl2c; BsanS, bu~hcl, s3G95
Corn SOS Corn moal. = LIS As 81 -; Uts
bu>he. 10 diOc: Flour v bhl., $500 %: Crark'
ELS, 1913: 'oal, ton, $500 tOO.M: Cheese, y,
sal3c; fish-Fresh Col, dressed lHc; llallhnt.
e; Shnd. Dc; Mlckerel, l3c: san Fish. & III, &c;
non, eTl0c y h; rrips. re; K''",-nne
On. v gallon, 30; Potatoes, 70 husAei, Si1njac
sal hnsh'l, 50i; barry. <a2c = y >a:af
rreln ',90lll,s; brown D. s., IOias.cs Z c'li"i
t0dSo; Tea, 80 40 IS: Coffee, OH Java roasted
Se: Rio, roasted, 2Sc p Z Herds Grs-s eel
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-21

How SEN ,TOH MORRILL, is REGARDED
At " ASi,AGroN. AT last, after weeks OF
~ lent wal ing hr II nd-ga,e of senatorial
"loql"nro his b,en r,liIel. and Senator
Merrill ol Vermont has commenced the
debate on iinanrial lupcs-whD can say
when il " i'll he en- ed? The senator rom
| Vermont looks mule and more like
Charles Sumner as he advances in years
the likeness is very siriking-nnh like the
Ircnt Massachusetts senator he never
speaks without careful preparation. His
speech emM"lirda Isl amount of inf)rn--
ion On the pen'iing question, and il will
bs read hv lirtncirrS everywhere with
grr;tt profit. 1t is rumored that Mr.
| morrill, will Also sI"nk ON the legal tender
resolution Of Mr. Byarl. subject with
which h" is thoroughly acquainted. lie is
one of those who have pissed Years here
and yet preserved an nnsullird reputation.
and in his daily life. public and private.
/ hire is that nll,maninrss of manner
| which Wr al" accustomed To ascribr to the
""l'I 'rl"" of slalesmen.-" Pcrtey" in
Boston JoM MI.
a VALUABLE FAMILY HEIRLOOM
Hon. john Ross of Essex village, N. Y.
rhrrislns in his possession. ns family
hril lnnm. he patent granted by King
Gr"rYe III in l76l, To his great great
arandf"thrr, William Giliand of Gill
lands manor. which comprised the present
towns of Wiltshire and Essex. excepting
six hundred acreS previously granted to
one llnIlnngr, which latter fronled on
Luke Oh 'mplain. in the south part. of the
tract The Original manor contained
three thousand five hundred acres If land
tlmnL' qu IT., ,llvhlrd BY the Bmqur, river.
lie nam Il II Will>borouyh. after his son
William Gllilan,l, Jr, the great grandf,-
lhrr of MIR. Ross. and formed II furnishing
settlement. which WIS ruined by Bur
9oyne's invasion. Although the immortal
proprietor Etilel to carry ont his feudal
hopes, POI lions Of the tract yet remain in
pps$rssi,n of his descendanIs-Mr. Ross
properly at Essex never having been
owned outside of The family. The mrnor
III lirs'.wns rnr, of the French seigneurit
granted in 1897 hy Louis XIV. to Seur
r hobart, the title at which, ON the conquest
If Canitla. becine vested in the English
crown. The Gililnnd patent is written
IN parchment, aud bears the old waxer
colonial seal, -Aib my argus.