Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-10-13

The car has married his mistress, the
Princess Dolgorouky, morganatically,
giving her the title OF imperial hghness,
says a cable dispatch.
A hen flew into house at Rock Castle
Ky, the other day. and tried to roost on "a
rifle hanging on the wall. The weapon
fell, was discharged, and fatally wounded
Rev. MIR. Petrey, who was visiting at the
house.
The JeWlSb Messenger says of American
Judaism: The time is fast approaching
when it will be necessary to organize a
lnew party in American Judaism. That
, the people are weary of the torpidity of
the old and the madness of the new can
not be disguised"
Somebody is unkind enough to remind
the democrats that eighteen years ago
jeff Davis offered reward for Ben But
Ter as "an outlaw and common enemy of
mankind" and to congratulate them upon
Mt last having captured the obnoxious
beast"
A serious though happily not fatal
cunning accident occurred at Sutherland
Falls, Monday. G. E. Cooper and R. F.
Taylor we're out in search of partridges,
when Mr.. Cooper, who was short dis
lance from his companion, and in the
bushes, but up his hand to warn the other
that he hld discovered game. Mr. TAYLOR,
however, mistook the hand for game and
fired, filling Mr.. Co bers arm, shoulde +
and the side of his head with shot. 1t
was a narrow escape.
Gen. Hancock is good man, but Gen.
Garfield is good administration. That
is the difference between the parties and
the candidates, and it is big differ
ence. The republican party under Hayes
is administering the government with Il
degree OF efficiency. integrity and wisdom
which conspires with other elements OF
thrift t. make us prosperous and happy
Gen. Garfield as president simply takes
the place of Hayes in controlling and i'm
proving this vast administrative mac hine
-Sp ringfeld Republican.
GENERAL JOE HAwLEY ON GARFIELD
We who have been intimately associated
with General Garfield lack words to ex
press our affection for him. have
known him in congress and out. | know
what he is. l don't care what men saw
about him-though the ISLANDERS arc al.
ready dying out. To use slang term OF
the western steamboats,, Garfield is a man
you lean drink with in the dark" He
is a true man. He has great head filled
with great brain; II great-chested mar
my voice is like a child's compared
with his; Il moral man who tests all meas
ures by the highest standards of right an(
wrong; II man of great and warm heart
kindly, who has that sweetness of voutt
IN him that the best great men have; no
boy of ten has greater affection for his
mother. | know General Arthur also tc
be irreproachable, trained and able.
| When the Panama railroad was bull
the Colombian government agreed with it.
owners that it would grant a charter to NJ
other railroad without the express permits
sion of the former, nor to a canal unes,
damages should be assessed in favor of the
railroad company. Inasmuch as it woulc
be out of the question to build a cana
without railroad to assist in It's copstruc.
tion it will he seen that the Panama rail.
road company holds the key to the canal
question. The company proposed by De
Lesseps now promises to be n success, and
within few days propositions were made
by its representative, Hon. T. w. Park.
president of the railroad, for the purchase
of that property. Terms were made which
we're mutually satisfactory, and the pur-
chase will probably be contaminated. The
stock of the canal company is to be held
abroad and it remains to be seen whether
our government will sit serenely by and
see the enterprise which will revolutionize
the geography of this continent pass into
the hands Of foreigners.