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One of the most remarkable pen productions we
ever saw was that OF Mr. ]. G. Golborne, which
has recently been engraved by the Phlladt u hia
Grocer Publishing Company. Thet ~. smile
bears at the top an exquisite medallion # Presi:
dent Garfield, following which are the memorial
exercises In the House of Representatives. Tho
engraving VIII make most beautiful wall orna:
ment, aud the l'w price-S1-at which 1t is sold
will enable all persons 10 posses IT,
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PeremptOry sale OF Valuable Suburban
HpnnRFty.

The sale by Thomas J, Fisher 4 Co. Of these six
choice suburban lots lying between Columbia Col.
lcge grounds and Mount Pleasant, adjoining the
Fourteenth street road, presents rare opportunity
to secure O suburban homestead at a aIgain, 1he
lots range in size from one. fourth ~ onn- half acre
each, aud are in the NEST attractive aud rapidly
improving suburosof Washington, The sale y by
tomorrow GTnosdasl evening AZ alk O'Clock.
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on Saturday, IN The Criminal Court, A. C. soteldo
was arraigned on the change Of numbering his
brother, A, NJ. soteldo, on the night of February
last, and also with assault With intent TO Kill
Clarence NJ Barlon on the same day The prisoner
pleaded not guilty, and was remRnded fof lria'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

Speers Port Grape Wine has the reputation of
being excellent for making good blood and Of i'm
parting new life and tone 10 the system Excel
lent for kidney affections aud the best tonic for
ladies, weakly persons and iBvalids. Aged persons
and those tagged out from overwork should use
thi, ut the close Of The day For sale by druggists
and grocers,
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All hard workers ARE subject TO bilious attacks
which may end in dangerous Illness. Parkers
tive, aud by preventing the attack save much
sickness, loss Of Tine aud expense.-Dssrod Fress.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

WE CLARK date l.. f. Clark & Sons) has re-
moved his place of business from lib street to
5l6 Eleventh street, where old customers and the
assortment Of samples of house paper and widow
shades. All orders eXeCut ID promptly by expert
enced hands.
THE highest cash prices p0id for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewGlry, &c. Call on or
address Herzng 30S Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
Yania avenue.
THE Fowler Improved Spring Mattress, the most
complete bed in exsteuc'. TriGl free, Call and
examine at salesroom,, 1l05 Seventh street II. W.
"Aldcrpcy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churncd every morning,
and delivered in 1Sb Ward" prints, at 45G per ID.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. butternilk, DC.
per quart, and sweet milk DC. per quart.
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Mr. Howard Beall took the second prize, his 81
being the best under Creedmoor rules. The next
shoot occurs on Thursday. Conditions: Any milf
tary rife, Off hand, 200 yards, seven rounds; en-
trance fee, twenty-five cents
GLASS BALL SLAUGHTER.
The Capital City Gun Club held its regular
weekly meeting at its grounds on the Stone estate
Saturday afternoon. The following is the score, al
twenty balls each, sprung from n rotary trap,
IS; Duionr Is; Mel cod, 10; Maggie, Is; shepard,
Is; Charles IA; Sanford II II. King, 10; safIuld,
10; Blagrove. ~ Morris, ~; Van Arilim, II ;
Farnswofth, 10; HOsford, 1O Peck, 8; Short, S;
Adams. Z; Tnylor. 5: Goodrich. 4; Young, 4.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-01

To furnish you with spring suit Of the latest de
sign at most reasonable figures. Eisemun Bros
corner Seventh and 4,
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SHoTGuNs AND RIFLES.


HINurItEpn NHhFttt " WVEIIaThIfUEF HVUTV w
ACCOMPLISHMENTS shooting.
The military subscription match at Bennlng's
on Saturday was characterized by wonderfully
good shooting on the part of nearly all the rifle
men, and for the very remarkable score made by
Mr. IauIitzen, his first shot calling for centre
and the following six securing bulls eyes, making
altogether the unCqunled score of thirty tour out
of a possible thirty-five. The following Is the
score Of the contestants who made twenty five and
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s.H--aa--a-=----i---- 1-.t .# 70 -
~ COLD ICE
THE SMITH TRANS PARENT ICE MAN
FACTuRlNG COMPANY

FEATURING COMPANY.
Take pleasure IN announcing to the Ice consumers of
Washington that their Factory will commence rum
ming the FIRST OF MAY, and they will soon be
ready TO supply customers with their
SUPERIOR TRANSPARENT ICE.
This Ice is all made of the purest and best drinking
water, thoroughly filtered.
II Is frozen in large 3ton cakes and cut Into blocks
of desir d size.
II ia free from snow and all impurlties-s clear,
transparent, solid.
Experiments prove this ice to be longer in melting
than any lake or river ice.
II is made In temperature near zero, aud being
taken from cold room to the carts, II Is COL DER,
and has more COOL M POWGR than any ice traps.
ported long DISTANCES OF kept in store houses, and Is
therefore more profitable to buy,
In refrigorat0Ts, irp.Sream freezers, or brewers
rooms II will do MORE WORK than any other Ice
For families and hotels Is particularly desirable,
for Instead Of containing any OF the debris floating in
rivers II Is clearer aud purer than the drinking water
In which II Is used.
This superior ice will be sold at the lowest market
prices.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
DAVID SMITH, Treasurer,
No 1891 Water street, West Washington.
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e5sse posr.OFFICE NOTICE.


The Foreign Mails for the week ending sATUR-
DAY May U, 1882 will close ut this oihce on TUES
Via 9ncensown On WEDNESDAY at iisSa. M Tor
Germany, &C., by steamship Habsburg, via South
nmptOn and Bremen Qetters for Great Britain and
Habshurg ~ and at 1850 r. MI for Europe, by steam
ship Catalonia via Queenstown Qetters for France
must be directed per Ca.alonla'O and ut lao D. m
for France direct, by steamship France, via Havre
ship Frisn, via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and Ham
burg and at D. ni., for Europe, by steamship City
of Paris, via Queenstown. on SATURDAY, at H.
M, for Europe, by steamship Britannia, via Queens
town letters for Germany and Scotland must be di-
reced per Britannia ny and at M, for Scotland
direct by steamship DgvOnn, via Glasgow and at
a. M, for Belgium direct, by steamship Belgcn-
land via Antwerp, and at II a, m. for Europe, by
steamship MUsol via southampton and Bremen.
Tie mails for Aspinwal and South Pacihc by steam
ship Colon, close on Monday, az ioa. M The mails
Monday, at p m. The mails for iayu,
on TUESDAY, at p M; The mails for Jamaica,
ST. Pierre Miquelon via Halifax, close on Wednes.
day $50 D. m. The mails for Bermuda by steamship
OrinocO close on Thursday, at l:3l r. IN. The mails
for st. Domingo, Cape Haytl, and Turks Island, by
steamship sanlo Domingo, close on Thursday, az y.
m The mails for Porto Rico by steamship Antillas,
close on Friday, at p. m; The mails for Venezuela
day. al S a, IN. The malls for bermuda, by siean,-
ship DeSsong, close OH Saturday at l:5O p, m. The
mails for Cuba, by steamship Saratoga, close on
saturday, ut 1880 p. m. The mails for Honduras
at 7:20 p. m. The mails for Australia. &c. via San
Francisco, close April %, at D. M The mails for
China and Japan via San Francisco, close May
- Wv - HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster.
PosT-OFFIcE, NEW York, April ~ 1882. myl
coin
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Our variety so large that every one is suited
Eiscman Bros., clothiers and tilors, corner Q
Seventh and Il
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DISTRICT BREVITIEs.

For nc Middle Atlantic States, fair tcedther, raridNc
,oind' rising followed By falling barometer, stationary
or higher temperature.
For Washington, 1 a. m,-thir pcdiher to-day and
tO.morrOtr.
Thermomctric rcndings.-7a M, $500; II a. M,
COLO; 8 p. m, 64lo 7p. M, 500; II p. M, 5O.2oj
maximum, 6i,go; minimum, 5000.
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Are such that q spring suit Is within the reach
all. Eiscman Bros, corner Seventh and L.
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WiLLARp's.-J. J. Cenney, w. j.. blake, a. D..
kettle. j. H0warq, New York; Richard stockton,
son, Rowland d. Allen, Philadelphia; {. A. Van de
carr, Hudson, N VI John Rnwle, Natchez, Miss;
H. J. Henrey, Evansville, Ind. q. Macullcu, Wor-
cester: Mass w. II. Forbes, j. X. Roberts Jackson
vile, Fla, j. 7. Atkinson, Brooklyn, n. Y.
81. JAMEs-Captain S. h. Davis, Cincinnati; james
Sioyer, south Cnrolina; David Pearsqns; IT,, New
YORK &. l., Harper, Buffalo, n. v; NJ, NJ. Moore
Virginia; Wallace j. Shade, Boston a. ID. Bassett
Florida, mud John J. Roberts, ohio,
METROPOL1TAS-E H. Grnn1in. New York;
II, III. McCourte. Kalamazoo, Mcn.i Dr. N. l. GOOD
win. Hartford, Conn; W, +. Smith, Alabama; i. \.
bingham, Chicago: H. II. Lewis, Boston, and &. A.
jackson, Philadelphia.
RIaoA-James Cook, 81. Louis; william Baloon,
Chicago; d. l.. King Edward Meyers, r. J. Estih, y
J. Richie, Ohio j. Manning, William Mount, New
York; j. l.. Trumbull, ]. a. Bridglnnd Indiana
ARLfNGTuS.-Gcorge Gray, II. y. Grain, J. B. Balm
berger, NJ IT, Young, New York j. W, hoof, ). II.
Everett Cleveland, Ohio, and g. II Farrell, Chicago.
ST. MARCH,. a. Canter, Phladelpha +. II. Rice,
Grand Rapids Mich; j. f. Allston and r. q. Ede-
lii, Maryland
,,woRMLNY's-C. G. Beaman, New York; job n
Henley, Boston,
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Comfort, buy an English serge suit We hav
them in. green. blue, and black. Eiseman Bros
corner Seventh and Il.
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You can publish q throe-lne advertisement Of
"wonted," "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty Eve cent? in THE REPUB-
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e>H53@ p EN NSYLyANIA REPUBLICANS, AT
W. TnNTION. The ANNUAL meeting of the
Pennsylvania Republican Association for 1882 will be
he'd al Nariis Hall, No. ga IL street northwest,
MONDAY EVENING May !, at s o'clock. All
Pennsylvanans are Invited 70 attend.
JOHN s. BLAIR President,
WIN NJ ASH Secretary np2p-gt
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10Y Penna. ave.
apC-u
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins. Finger and Ear
Rings, Fine God Jewelry, American Watches, Ster-
ling SIlYerwAre in great variety, Plated Tea Sets
l,aSkcts BOWS. Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, astors
Soup nreenS, Forks and Spoons Rogers Bros Plated
liable cutlery Jose p iOgsrs' 4 Sons Sheffield Ivory
liable Cutlery and ;sasslrf French Clocks, Opera
Ginsses Brass Sc0nCeA Mirrors, Candlestichs. &C,
never complete which We call 10 the attention
OF purchasers, as they will lind our prices low.
HARRIS d SHAFER,
mrlGtf No lli3 Pennsylvania avenue
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ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.

aGsSe SCOTS ELECTRIC BRUSHES
are strongly recommended to PREVENT BALD
NESS and to CURE HEADACHE, NEURALGIA
and DANDRUFF Sold by a. q. G, sIMMs Drug
gist, cor. Fourteenth st. and Now York ave. ap22
N~SB@ AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT
The orlgIna and only Mixed Paint that will not
peel or chalk Sold in this market for 10 years with
entire satisfaction,
ALABAsTINE FOR CHILLING AND WALLS,
better than Kalaomine az It will not rub of. send
for sample cards and circulars to
FRANCIS MILLER, Sole Agent,
ap2lM ", Film sgI Ninth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS,
S9S ATTENTION.
>, The regular manthly meeting Of the Pennsylvania
Republican Association Will be held In Grand Army
Hall. corner of Seventh and streets northwest, on
MONDAY EVENING, May l, 1882, at 1880. Business
of Importance. Every member should be present
H. w. OYSTER, President.
JOHN u. LAUFFER, Secretary. 1t
n>S9yo BUMGARDNER'S WHISKY IS THE STA
W. pie product of the Virginia Mountains. 1t Is
the finest liquor distilled in the Old Dominion and
absolutely pure and when taken IN moderation viii
do power of good Washington Republican, Write
10 William 4. Buinsardner u Co., staunton, Va.
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IN the most magnificent assortment ever displayed
in Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11
THE GROWTH OF ART IN AMERICA.

Provncialism is not favorable to the growth
OF art. There is certain intellectual as well
aspoltical subserviency in the dependence of
one people upon another Naturally the out
look is the same. The eye that looks in q
certain direction for models of law, will
taste. The sun and moon rising in the east
makes it incoDgruous for the stars to rise in
the west we somehow think of them as
having travelled there during the day, and
shining out In their course when the dark
ness comes on. If America were provincial
to-day, 1t is safe 10 assert that there would
be no distinctive school of American art.
That the school which she now represents
has reached so high point of perfection,
and is so distinctively National as it is, we
must attribute to the great reaction from pro-
vincial ideas attending the emancipation of
the American people from every form of Ma
tional or political dependency. The growth of
our art has been contemporary and equal with
the growth of our democratic principles. That
this is fact, and no mere fanciful deduction,
may be seen by comparing the progress and
present condition of American art with that
of our provincial sister, Canada. There is no
reason why Canadian art, If art depended for
growth upon its own vitality alone, should
not have kept pace with art this side of a
mere imaginary geographical boundary line.
There are the same natural advantages az
here. The incentives to art in the Dominion
are no less effective than ours. They have
beautiful and inspiring scenery they have
capital and elegant taste for the encourage
ment of the beautiful and further, they have
that infusion of aristocratic blood which is
supposed to be so favorable to the cause of
struggling genius And yet, with all these
advantages, equalling If not exceeding
those OF the American artist they have no
art. The reason is, that they have no dis
tinctive national life. They are engrafted
upon England in every branch and twig.
Their life comes from her, and return to her.
1t Is not their own.
The unparalleled progress of American art,
then, is due, in chief, to the independent spirit
OF the American people, II increases by sort
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11

Judge Lowell of the United States Circuit
lourt in Massachusetts, has decided that sill
yer quarters and half dollars with pieces cu'
out and holes filled with other metal arc in
elYec, CONT, rSelt, and that whoever 50 mu
,ilates them or knowingly passes them is gull
~ of counierfeiting. The reasoning by
which he reaches this conclusion is that coins
OF these denominations are required to be oil
a certain weight and fineness and are not q
legal tender if they fall below the fixed stand
ard. III such II coin, he says, has had an
appreciablc amount of silver removed from
it we can not say that it remains good coin
for its original value or even for proportion
ate value. If, then, the hole isplugged with
base metal or with any substance other than
silver this act is an act of counterfciting, be-
cause it is making something appear to be
good coin for its apparent value which was
not 50 before"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11

Among other important subjects to be con-
sidered at the approaching session OF the AS
ISOLATION for the Reform and Codificatlon OF
the Laws of Nations. at Liverpool, is that OF
a universal system of time reckoning. In
the United States and Canada there are about
100 different standards of time, and doubt
less many railway accidents have resulted
from confusions If the time standards by
careless employees, to say nothing of the lesser
Inconvenience. 1t has long been agreed that
the number of the meridians for the Western
continent should be not more than five, and
it Is proposed to make the time system uni
versal by choosing twenty-four equi-distant
meridians so that there will be but fifteen
standards for the whole world, each in har.
mony with the others, the prime meridian
being that OF 1870 degrees from Greenwich.
President Barnard, of Columbia College (;
David Dudley Field and Messrs. Charles A.
Peabody, Vincenzo Botta, George W. Cullnm
and Charles II. Baldwin are the American
committee, and their belief is that such a
system will be established Science and COM
merce both demand it, and the sooner 1t is
done the better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11

The Treasury Bureau of Statistics has Is
sued a bulletin giving the figures of immigra-
ton for the fiscal year ending June 30. The
total arrivals of aliens were sl6,097, of whom
five hundred thousand landed at the port OF
New York The total Of immigrants, prop
ely so called, was 1884, The nationali-
ties are US follows Germany 24o, sos, Cana.
da, Os, 800, England So, i75, ireland 76,432,
Sweden AZ, 100, China 39,579, all others l0O,-
PA, The total for the month of June was
"a, 7s6, while the corresponding month last
year showed 90, 535. In no other year have
the arrivals reached 5OO,O 900; and the author
tiles predict that the next year will show an
advance over this as large as this one shows
over the previous years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11

Colonel Tom Clark of Brooklyn once own
cd cat on which he showered all tue affec-
ton of his bachelor heart. And the shower
took the shape Of pound Of mince meat
every day. One morning the colonel noticed
that his feline namesake had wasted away to
q mere skeleton and Immediately he sum-
moned his boy Bill to appear before the bar.
Didn't tell you to give that cat pound OF
meat every dayf' asked the colonel. Eyes,
sir, and that's what give him every morn
ing before you be out Of bed" answered Bill.
~ don't believe q word Of 1t. My opinion Is
that you either pocket the money or eat the
meat yourself. Bring me the scales and the
cat" The scales and cat were brought; the
latter was placed on the former and Tom and
the marker stopped at the one pound mark.
There exclaimed the boy In triumph,
didn't l tell you gave him pound Of meat
this morninga" There's the pound Of meat
sure enough, said the colonel, striking his
chin. ''But where the DEVILS the cat I'-
Ne,o York Star.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11

its five millions of members together
but great name and the "reminiscences
connected with it The Democrats certainly
have no better men than the Republicans and
as to their principles, they have none and the
only basis on which they demand change of
government is that old and senseless cry for
Change" No wonder that the country
prefers to bear its present ills than fly to
others which II knows not of.
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PARTIES AND PRINCIPLES.

II, NJ VI, Ir,,
A correspondent oil the New lorK Herda
cor ,ho ,oor,o ovsr securo a chance of admin.
800 ~, -,
Slra'ioh III inc lace oi the ussesshents ic'ieu
on hundred thousand officeholders by the
Renublican committees (seyen pcr cent in
pon.,.I,.,;,, and ,,os,,o,da,;,o ~ ,rh
s'''""'"I anu VI ''e 'i'"'''e''"s vi pun
lie money on jobs all over the country-river
and harbor Jobs, public building Jobs, mont
,or ;o,s nens;on ;ohs and o,hers IN, Tho RI
W. 10 '' -
puoli'ahs III congress uespa'r Oh inc
country when see the party in power openly
using the money of the people to buy votes
onon,,,, ,oo ,o,o;, ,ho nnuo, whio, ,So,. mi.
'"'uh" w. '.'''u NV Po"s' winch 'Nes n''-
use. To tins the Herald replits very truth
fully and perincntly 1t says:
r,o Ar,o,io,, nao,lo ,,o,o s,on,,,. L.,
,hev ar,. nnt Hind ,rhcv sae what rnss ON u'
They hnv, shown ,Lemse,ves for ssv.rai i
veo,s Inclined to n cbsngs of odminis,'o,;nn
That ia smiiicicntiv nroyed nv tIo verv nor
,n,S ma or;,ias ,hs;. Pcnnbi;c.ns havo h ,,
Mi. n ;ra;n,a;n in ho,,i Un,sos 80 ro,.saaa
anI Nv ,he resnl, If Inc last two Pros;dan,is,
"a inn,;1rs ~ vrhan ,ho "roo, A,mnnaaa.
voter changes his sarvsnts he ,nean no ~ he aa
halter set in The nlaca of those ha .vr w nav n
ond an ,i,a ,vhoio ho Ia r;,,ht WI, n,o o.'
"aeUen, did in,ai III vo,or mha, enioui,
those wLn cop,rol the dss,;n;es NJ nar, ~ 10
What nr',,,,isa Of ha,,.r ,I,;nns a;a ,a,o
from ihe riI;cuions s,,;,naa 81 ,ho 1890 ~
IL marry in Iaso ,rhan ;,s prosidan,;ai o"aM
w.. p.y ~ iooo, WI, 10 , ..:eu.'a' Saiui-
hac m ca"dids,as IN Mamn o ,et'efs TO ufee
,rrs IN h;@h tariff men in New Js,aaus ~,
,he nor,y which nod daclsrod ;,,a,s 80 CIV
va. "rn nu ar;W Sett ior nom
onlv had for ;,s ,h I ,'sn .a o' evenue
on a,, RAW n,n,oo,;on;a, nn u aa,,
anrnao,;nn iii, ..n,miaa,,,s W., on,1ny W
a ~ ueua,nr W." pandia,an e' Mna' 10 .he use
or,,;ona oio,, a narn,a,an, an n;, p.,iunctoas
sn oe,;ai rnnor, nrnuao ,ha, ~ 'I n WIFI
Sann,nrs r,hn ,ha,, 80 ,' ta,ai'. oeia'o
;nr;,', o Ta." . s,r me,J iW w. AZ ,ne iha,
;Ia;.! n n hod,, WI, u !. Wv, .ae .hpioYes vi
o "r ,i:,tor do,ariu Is ,he usc ot DEM
o,ao,;o, a'i sa,. oo',,', y. ayr nv, VI Il lree
IN ,ha Io".o desn.,ai., "n ea, 'ae Deocrats
Of n man liz AZ Shai ..s''' .Iu u USE
even the shadow of an honest title. or like
Mr.. Dibble, whose case was no better, though
perhaps hot quite SO plain!
want n change and bsiowa ,i., 'nI peopic
| make it to their advantage. no assessmen,s
no jobs can keep them from doing their will.
Wncncsel .ney see Opposed 10 'he hepuDli-
COURAGEOUS and sensible Leader" wh mon u;,I
stand by the people If they are elected thew
VIII put mat party In power Until then
nariv In or be,icf ,hev NV, are wIpuG'cao
doing.
What is the present Democratic party auy-
now IS anything better than mobI Is
haa Wise and canahle man p", amnrd pU ~. Isd
but it usually snuhs them and sends them to
the rear 1t has not even resolution enough
10 seize upon .ne most evident and plainly
isst few WEEKS wasted Jsv. IN ;dIe a;sn, .ne
about the tariff, when the opportunity Law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11
OH SIRE press.

We are glad that the name Of no represent
alive of Vermont is recorded among those
whose votes made the River and Harbor bill
a law. Senator Morrill, voted against it, and
Senator Edmuuds was paired with support
er of the bill Congressman Tyler also voted
in the negative.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11

East and the extreme West. II the vote Of
New England and the Middle States had been
united for honesty and public decency the
veto could not have been overcome. II re-
mains low TO look to future elections and
keep in mind the delinquents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-11

A part of the bicentonnial celebration at
Philadelphia In October will be an old-fash-
ioned flremen's parade, with some OF the hand
engines OF former days from the smaller
towns that can not yet afford steam power.
Franklin. the most interchangeable organizer OF
many years the most eminent and best citizens
of the city were active members OF the sew
eral companies.