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- uar, Baby." by Mrs Moies-
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"seven Little Christmas Stockings by FannS
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9 odness and tenderness. lie illustrations are OS
Camille PitOu.
"What the Angels Saw on Christmas Eve
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GOODNESS and .unselh -----------
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17

"sever Little Christmas S.oclings,' by Fanny
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n
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Peace with the BOerss

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queen as their suzerain, a relation whose
obligations are Of a formal rather than spe-
cifc character. The British are to have
control OF the foreign relations Of the Trans
vaal, and British resident is to be estab-
lished at the capital of the Beers, but the
latter are promised complete self-govern-
ment. A royal commission will be APP
pointed to consider the position of the ma
tives, the regulation of frontier affairs and
the question whether any and what portion
of the territory eastward within a certain
limit shall be severed from the Transvaal.
The conditions also provide for the dispers-
ing of the Beers forthwith, and the tempo
rary maintenance of the British garrisons,
which, however, are not to interfere with
local affairs. General Wood promises not
to advance or send warlike stores into the
Transvaal. The substantial advantages of
the contest seem TO be with the Beers, but
the splendid spirit displayed by the Glad
stone administration, under the trying cir
cumstances Immediately preceding the ar
mistice, will highly commend the humane
British premier to the respect and admira-
ton of all people who love justice and who
appreciate worthy deed all the more when
performed under circumstances that involve
the sacrifice of feelings of revenge or spirit
of retaliation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-03-30
The Listing Law.

MONTPELIER, March 49, 1881.
Mr.. Editor What means all this squirming
wrangling, wriggling, scolding and cursing over
the new listing law Does 1t really mean that
our wealthy men are going to try to evade their
just proportion Of the taxes2 Does it mean and
do they in this way acknowledge that hitherto
they have cheated the listers and failed to pay
taxes on what they OWN What kind of specta-
Gle is 1t when men OF standing connive and scheme
and sit up nights to mature plans whereby they
may gain undue advantage over their neighbors
in the matter OF the burdens OF taxation? How
does 1t look that men long honored with conf
deace and chosen to represent the town, for in
stance or perchance voted for for the high office
Of governor Of the state, now go sneaking about
like sheep thieves to consummate their dishonor-
able games OF repudating the claims which their
town has upon them? For one ! am amazed at
the spectacle which the times affords. But find
consolation 1t is in the fact that the issue. IL
ever really made up, will be a contest between
the few rich and the many poor The latter class
are learning every day how unequal has been the
question heretofore, and now, having got an ad-
vantage, they will not be in haste to relinquish it
Other election days arc coming and other egisla-
lures are to Sit and |, for one, am for waving all
other questions and contending only for this
equal taxation. II the present law shall be found
inadequate to Its designs, then find other meth
DDS by which 1t can be made more stringent The
truth is that the middle and poorer classes OF tax
payers have kept up the unequal burden long
enough. ONE OF THE Poor.