Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-04-30
county CLERK
Reciprocity with Carau..

A... ''poi' mum INT rofe,Sn
;o;I, 1,-.. commune, III ia'of Vi
- p'o''uinss 'oi thc appoint
,'i"''''on " ASCERTAIN anu re-
,ha ,..:',s a"',' ,o' d ie',p,o'i.' nea's Det"eeh
NJ C-N,N '''"''. a"u 'i'e nr''isn iro'ihceS'
;.',-- 'o"''ueeu .niee 4ueS-
"ne.ie' INC SupJec' vi III
a., y. 'uiii''en' l'hPH.ahce 10 warrant
:. ,ha.s ss' y. an in'e'',Sa'ion' seconu'
49,, 'ai'u 'o' 'uon al in-
1,;..;o -, 1 m appointment Vi COM
.n.,1o-,a -, ,r~ - 81. ''".ii'i''ee 'hinh' In
- A'.' question, 1t may saieiy DC
SA'r - "''nou' INJURY 10 'niS country COM
ei''a' a,i"'se',ie"'s eal oe estaoiished with
>"""u' 'ne 'eSui' VIII oe hsniy oehenciai 10
u'' Nan'u' HAS recently auopteu very
ee .''eii' vi 'arin laws "hich operate
inJuf'ousiy upon 'his country STATISTICS snow
'ha' III io" Oh the imports into that country
'hn seven m'iiions came from Great Britain
,o''' -e'"' '''ii'ionS ifoih oller countries
Np'' ,oi'. -siA niiiiionS "en' u
Ni'"'n anu oniy ha'i 'la' alhouh' 10
'n'' ooun.iy' IN i''o, 'here was merchant
'i"i ,ne vi ',oo@ VesSeis' WIN tonnage OF
A''iio" anu iiaii' anu 'hiS Is
''ea9 i"e''"' INC area Vi .anaua ID
'''o'' 'o@ '4ua,' '"''es, Will poPuia'ion Vi
'no" 'n0
' u "' A'' u" .n'e'Nsa'ion vi 'he
ID'e.' y. a 'e''p'o'i'y vi ''aue oe'"een 'he
~,
'iN,'' 'ne iepof' eon'inues' has
'e',an'S e"'eieu upon prosperous CAREER
'A oee' n"n'u "pon P'hcy Vi ouiiu-
~ Nc o"n '"uus'i.e' ny nisn pro'ee-
N'' "A''" may III 'he emu seriously
'"' Nv" p'oSpei9 Inc ne" 'a'in
"eN' 'i''o eiee. 'iarcn Id, 1914. Inc enect
was i''''heuia'eiy Seeh' |oa'' formerly iree'
law went into effect we exported to Canada
annually SIC, Csc tons, equal to three times
Canads's export Flour, before free. is now
taxed at fifty cents barrel. We once ex-
ported 1.OA, 954 gallons of petroleum, which
is now shut ont bv The biob dp,v In the
sor,e ,,a,, ia. d,,,,, an oo.,o '., ,oo,.,,
'' VII 'o''oi anu "o'e"
soods ana on sugar Is nearly or quite prohibi-
tory Sngar rcfineries have been started.
and bencefortb thew may he self.sns,sininp
NJ VI, D.. pa-,,., p,g.,o M,
.N' "o'''i' i'i""u' ouA"'o' NM
waukce, Baltimore and Chicago have request
ed LEGISLATION ON this subiect The commit.
TOO ,h;r,, tho, III. ,;,,,ao IS ,,,;, ,,h,oo,
'ee 'n'nA .no' 'n' niAS ASui'uue vi .'i'' 'uoJee''
of the relations to be touched, would require
tho serv;ces rather of a comm;ss;o, co,,nos
aI - - - -. -. .:. -
GU vi eApei's' WIN ean ue'o'e 'iine anu IT,
search to the subject, than an ordinary COM
mittee of Congress- Speakinp of the old
'''iP'o'i'y uea'f' 'ne e'iniiii''ee say 'ii''''
on the whole, it was of advantage to the
country. but there were some defects in it
which sbon,d be ovo;ded in a fu,rra treaty
NC. .u <-.
ihk d. Aioahs messenger In ho'iceaoie
article, AYERS that the Vermont delegates to
Cincinnati are really for Tilden, and only
os,.ns;h,r fo- uorooo,- T, sos
some OF them are no doubt sincerely OPP
poseu 10 MT. llluen: ferhaps MT. Atkins
Is: but now Ne can DC "hen ne insists that
lllden was elected before when he goes and
conlers WIN MN, anu when ne iayors lhe
nronounced TTden men TSnsIIcv and Nc
Gettrick), and sustains rule which gives
Iliden every possible advantage In the con-
W. ,Lo rL;Si D;e,r;a,' d.'Ianp,es assoy,,
bled in sub-convention at Moutpelier it was
seen that there was strong opposition to the
choice Oh MT. McGettricK' parity because ne
Wa,nrd,,r,' Xva [ pns,,,,.,;n,, "nd na-,,,. % on ,,or
sopal grounds. But Mr.. Smalley rushed TO
] his rescue and carried him through, as he had
If NJ " sm,aia up @ a;oooro iIauon, eAueus ,,e.s
wby did he thus favor a pronounced Tilden
man?