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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22
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The address of Editor Greene, of the
Standard, before the Vermont Press
Association, on Vermont journalism
was capital thing, brief and to the
point as far as it went. He paid trib-
ute to the local newspaper, ''worthily
conducted" referring to it as ''the in
dex to the prosperity, intelligence and
character of the community in which
it exists; he claimed that the press oc-
cupied ''the foremost place in the pro
motion of sound principles of morality
and Christianity" and spoke of the i'm
proved facilities for securing and pre-
senting in proper shape the local news
of interest to the people. He dwelt
mainly on the fact that the newspaper
business in Vermont was overdOne,
and that there was il great deal of time
and money spent i'll vainly trying to
establish papers i'll communities where
there was really no call for them.
This was the burden of the address,
and the points he made were well
taken. Vermont is afflicted by too
many newspapers-mOre than she
needs-mOre than she can support.
There are il number of small journals
throughout the state that are no more
and no less than town paupers, which
have fastened themselves upon the
community and will not he shaken off,
There is no room for them, and where
they exist at all, they afford their pro
iectors mere hand to-mouth exist
ence which in some cases is pitiful.
We are not condemning small news
papers, for every successful enterprise
must have beginning, and the day of
there has been il woful lack of judg-
ment among individuals ambitious to
make an editorial mark in the world,
and who launch into the publishing
business sans capital, sans experience,
''sans everything The result in such
cases is generally failure
lingering, but very certain.
Mr.. Greene confined his remarks
pretty much to the overdone journal
ism, land it served his present pur-
pose. But he limited at another thing
IA local newspaper ''worthily con
l,,nt.I - aud hnl la IA, do 81
he might have enlarged on the subject
Journalism is not only overdone il
Vermont; good deal of it is not
"wOrthily conducted" In too many
instances the publishers of papers fail
to discriminate between Legitimate
news and matters which do not belong
to the public and do not serve to edu-
cate it morally. A paper which dishes
up to its readers weekly mess of dis
gushing scandal is not newspaper
it is simply ''smut mill Crime and
wrong of every sort should be exposed
That is part of the mission of news
paper; but there is way to do it with
out polluting the minds of those who
read, and educating them in the wrong
direction. But the fault of the exist
ence of such lOw-toned journals lie,
not wholly with their publishers. The
public itself is to blame. If people
were not found ready to subscribe tC
and support such papers, they could
not exist. Public opinion is sadly
lacking i'll this direction. No Chris
tian household should countenanc,
such publications by allowing them en-
trance within its limits.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

We hear nothing lately about "Stal-
warts The name has been given up
since the assassin Guiteau declared
himself as one of the brood. He seems
to have killed Stalwartism, and in its
place has arisen well, call it, if you
will, universal devotion to the peo-
pies chosen ruler. There was nc
devotion in Stalwartism-sav To self
interest there were no genuine states
men within the confines of Stalwart-
ISM 1t contained little save an ele-
ment which was always uneasy and Ii
able to make trouble. The exchange
which Guiteau effected i'll this direc-
ton is one which the country will APP
preciate if they hear nothing more OF
"Stalwarts" Now let us have an Ad-
ministration party which shall be Il
peoples party.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

We made some suggestions in IA re-
cent issue rs to taking needed recrea-
ton; in story on our first page this
week, taken from. Harper's Ba-ar, will
be found some very practical and in
teresting hygicnic hints which it will
to consider well.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

death Defed" is very startling
and indiscreet headline which appear
ed in the Boston Herald of Wednesday,
over dispatches from Washington.
The idea that death can be defied is
rather an original one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

President Garfield has rather a
doubtful opinion of newspapers. When
he asked to see some of them the other
day, Col. Rockwell told him they were
all being saved for him. "All of them,
then, perhaps it would not be best for
me to get WELL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

for his zeal in the college work, and he
gave due credit to members of the fac
ulty who had cO0perated with him.
The trustees are to meet at Concord,
n H., on the 9th, to render a decision.
The friends of the president are conf
dent that he will he sustained; while
others expect decision against him.
The Boston Transcript thinks he has
shown a want of tact in administering
the affairs of Dartmouth college, and
will probably be allowed to resign in
his own way after he has raised large
fund for the institution.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

Rev. F. ID. Powers, the pastor of
President Garfeld's church at Wash
ington, made lively onslaught on the
"stalwart' press last Sunday, and is
being criticized for So doing. He
charged the attack on the President to
stalwarts and their methods, and de
nounced them i'll severe terms. The
reverend gentleman spoke of the dan
gerous spirit of license which made
such wretches as Guiteau and such
crimes as his possible, and concluded
by vigorously attacking the maudlin
sentimentality which apOtheosized the
average murderer before he was hang
ed, thus encouraging like men to like
deeds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

On the 18th inst. the testimony in
the Dartmouth investigation was con-
cluded, and the case submitted to the
trustees without argument. President
Bartlett testified in his own behalf; he
thought the instructors would all vOuch
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

the Forty fourth Congress. Both these
gentlemen are at present members OF
Congress, and their places will have to
be filled bv special election
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

If Warren Miller, one of the new
Senators from New York, is "a chip of
the old block he will take good care
of the Empire states interests. His
father was asked on Saturday if he was
not proud To have his son elected IL
United States Senator. II can answer
better at the end of the term replied
the old gentleman. A sensible man
and if that kind of common sense runs
in the family, Miller will make good
record.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

We publish elsewhere a plain state
ment 10y Attorney Corkhill concerning
Guiteau's movements. The general in
ference will be that Il man who lays his
plans for assassination five weeks be
forchand, who follows his victim round
to shoot him, who practices with Il
pistol to improve his craftsmanship
and sees to the careful preparation of
every detail, is very like a sane man
and cannot impose upon the people by
any plea to the contrary. In the light
of these facts the insanity theory grows
very thin.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

The drowning season-it may prop
erly be called sofas fairly set in, and
death seems to lurk in the water more
frequently than ever. The papers
abound daily in reports of death by
drowning, emphasizing more and more
the necessity of having some life saving
apparatus, however simple, near at
hand and also the need of caution ON
the part of those who venture into or
on to the water.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

Recent statistics a. to wine produc-
tiOn in the United States show that
thirty states have contributed to
the wine business, and that CALIFORNIA;
product was nearly two-thirds of all
the wine made in this country the past
year. Vermont Is one of the states
which have done nothing in this line.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

The governor of Texas is trifie too
particular rs to how he issues procla-
nations. He refused to proclaim Il
day of Thanksgiving and praise for the
Presidents recovery not because he
was sorry to have the President get
well, but because he considered that
the church and state were separate in
stitutions and he did not feel author
lied to call the people together for
public worship, Such il 'squeal" as
that is not really creditable to the gov
ernor of large and ambitious state.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

They have had tuSsle over the free
pass business in the New Hampshire
Legislature. and w. f. Chandler was
the leader of the opposition to grant
ing passes to Legislators. But the ma
jority was too much for him and the
anti-pass bill was killed. The mem
bers of the Granite state legislature are
not yet ready to shut their hands when
a ticket is offered them. The opposi-
ton of Chandler ct al. was based ON
the fact that certain railroads in the
state wanted Legislative favors. and
had been free with passes. Doubtless
there were some reasons for the oppo-
sitiOn, but they appear not to have
been of "A convincing nature.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

The great heart of the nation has
been stirred to its depths for the past
three weeks by the danger that how
cred over the President, and has been
constant in petition for his recovery.
There is an interesting incident con-
nected with this quotation, ''heart of
the nation" In conversation with the
President the other day Col. Rockwell
made the remark to him that 1.-THE
heart of the nation was in his room 50
The words seemed to make an impress
sion on him, and the next night while
Col. Rockwell was sitting 10y his bed
side he murmured unconsciously i'll his
sleep, "The heart of the nation will
not let the old soldier die"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-07-22

The condition of the wheat crop, as
reported July !, is much better than on
June / and averages 80 Tor the whole
country. The increase OF area planted
in corn is nearly two per cent. over
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germtf@te sepef9es aus Re'u'

gtew >9orf, Z. Nidrs. - @aS 8ataiaon
Ses II. 8egimCnts, tudd)eS Dem YtarOi 9rds.
6cfe in gttfp.SrIenls bstluObnte, febrte beute
0ormittaa bierb 3uriid.
- Sr. 6orO, 9eDafteur ser nSriib 98orlO,"
id)idte beute 10000 Srauc8 al Srn. Gaaan,
ZEN gdatmGiiter Der lrI4eH SaHOli8a' mad
Poris.
- lin 12 llbr beute abeu6 batten bon ben
3beilnChmern oil Dem interHNtiOgalen Oausr:
ualide in ,WabiiousS quares@ar0ens" &Omeu
144f, albelt 1921, SauQban 1l52 HnO o.
Qrnrn A41 9Heilen anriifRleat.
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MnnbninrG.

0ittlez9i 0 d, INT, I. @tdr3.-Sn 5one5z
boro', @raigsbeao=@Ouutp, arf., tpurpe Die l8s
jdbrige Ntattte Shmael geitern, mGbrenb Heidi
uuetn in Ger 9Gobnuug ibrer Gltern befano,
bon elmer unbefonnten Berion nit etuem &nitp'
pei ober elmer 9trt eridlugeu. Der 0lOr6er
muqte mabridcinliA ous 6aus eiiinOern, tIls
OCm Der &ater be8 NtaOdlen8 pOAlbabenS tit
unS gCp3hnlif cine groBe Sumue @eto i'm
6auie aubcipnbrte. An benl Gage OeS WtOrs
6ts mar Dies ieOod nldlt Der SAT-, nnO Der
9serhrsdler nIadhte nidlt bic oerinNite 8eute.
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Ser &ctfamf Der ,,SatIaSeIp9iA=
gStiustttGtonsS6ItO. 5aISt.H

EOfton, Z. Wlar3. - gBie oas ,Sourual"
mittbcilt, bat has goitoner @onlite ote Dit
glieter b2s Gopls," pelfer be;iialidl Der Bbis
laOsPhia9silminl2t04 8altlmorsr Soan" "a ar
mad 9trp=gorf geidlidt, nm ftth be5iiaIidl Oes
pon 'Srn. 8haner geldlloiieuen &Outraft8, Die
Gontrole Der Sabn Dor Dem Is. 0s. 0ttS. Su
$40 pro 4ttie abiuliefern, Su unterrtAten.
9icier Gontraft if)eint 6rn. &bancr in cine
ietr mibidle Gage gebrad]t 5u baben, inOem
bas Stem Dorfer SpnOifat Die glusfiihrung
beIiClben perIangt, ndbrenO eS BON auOeren Perz
loren uuo nidlt oon orn. Gbapar ahbaI9t, Oh
oer Goutratt auSgeiiibrt ueroen OQ oOet gi6t.
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Gtu 0eu1Sdjtr SGriftIeBer IL! $3atts
nen per NhIIiiterA

Chicago, Z, Wdrs. Glu Fred}er Stra=
fsuroub nuroe ecfsrn Abeno on Oet Weitieite
beoonaeu. 9as Opfer mar Elm Oeutid)sr
gdlriitieber aus 9eaoeuportb, S8., glanens
&orl &. Surreer ~, tpslfer anl 9amita9
abenO bier enfam mo cine sroBe Summe
@db mitbrodate. Gr nahm IN einem iibelbe
riidtioten So1ihauIe Abiteige QuGrtier uuO
nod1te bort Gle 8efauntidlaft bon iehs DldR'
heru, lreld,e fid, erboten. ibm Die 5shensmitrs
niakiteu eer gtaot 5u scigen. unterut9s
id.lua.n fie ihu ~ 9oben. befaubten tha I'm
si3s7 uuo madrn ii6 nit ibrer Stute aus
6ttn Staube.
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Ste 9GWsrottmn9 Der gSalS sr I'm
GAcTeat.

'GbtcaqO, I. Yfdr3. - Die bieii9e Sol3s
bdpbIsrbSrie bieIt heute ibre Sabre8DerIamutz
lurq ab. Der 8rdfSeut madte in ietuer
aorsiie Die acknowledgements NtittbctiuHg, baB
IS in 6ol9e Der enOrmen 3unabme bes 0ol5-
bonbel8 MIR 20 Sabre bauern tpirb, bis ote
0ro6en Sannenipaloungen oes QanOes uerntd.
ftt iinb, i'm 6ale OaS SOl5id]lagen IN Dem 9ez
qentpGrtiacn GRase fortOauert. SIN Sabre
1880 murben / ,564 100000 6uB 6oIs nllcr
Sortsn hier etpDfQnaen
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Sn 81 em gOrf mtrb Der 0eutithc 9eiuz
rih S6manbad1 peruliBt. Wtan betitrdtet,
ba6 er SslbluOrO beaangen bat. S9Mals
bad, rpelder etu eintrGQlidleS DtdtlergeIdldft
betrleb, mar ieit einiger 3eit idlueruiithia, uuo
ieine SreunHe befiirhten, er babe Setbitmoro
be9ougcn, iuOem CT iid iu's Baiier itiir3te.
9ie Soii5ci founte feinsrlei Iusweis geben.
Ser 9nmpfer ,W Oicl" fam am Sreita9e
non 8remen in Nelp.YOrf an. aue battcn
fid ole !SernbiCtung Der Pafa9ierpretie aai
$40 ;u Nltcn gemaft.