Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-11

Wte OF marks 10 Milo u, williamson, The
W;iiaK p,es.,ent, was passed. ana Mr.
" Thn s ie.urnen MS thanks nfieny.
49,. su' ~. oI tne salary 70 I've pa'o &c
A. ny Guapnan was then brought up
b bi', lea, Dean Oh Oopnwa'l moved that the salary
oI piaoeu az SHooo' MT Dowd OF New
i nu'ou ,i,o'eu tnat IL oc SSooo' the came as
o "~s 1sa.. WV, Du,toIph mower that inc
LA, y, a., e De a''isnueu so as 10 place INC
aS AZ Sioooi MT Ohapnan oelng calied
Ipou " say "nut were me extent OF MS
moJo s "' s,o tno a'noun. q. saary ne expected
, h,auo s.a'e'nent ekhiolting something OF
$50; n'I Iio u. "oik ne Dan 70 90 ana com
a pu,,ns nls woik WIN lnat OF secretaries OF
O o,a,n s.,',a, ass9c,allons' ne repeated his
,a. .e . maui ~ tle morning 'nat nc nan
uo,oi yeV uvcu aoic W Rel @looo LOT Diinsell
VI. VI us saisry'
MT butlolph thougnt Iuat .nere were
other men or brains IN town giving their
whole illnc 10 tne'r WORK ID tne'r Ounces on
u,uI i loss oa,aiIoe' ngnn 'n Soo uou l
clerk, pettlng oet"eeu S'Vu anu Sooo, anu
| the Judge of PROBATE and the teller of the
Middeburv bank getting $1,000 per year.
NJ. D,Hta,,,, .n,,oosod ~, iaot ,oa a.,
MIR. Buttolph repeated lhal iast year tne
| association voted the secretary S20OU FOR all
the needs of the office. whereas $500 or more
IA 49,, o ~, Gov 10 socro,or1,s oynonoeo
nau oeen spent ior oue see'e'a'ys eApeus,s
| Mr.. Chairman said that Mr. Buttolpb had
| ot n,otaa H. ,,as,ion foir,y ord cod ,ho,
hot sIatcu lue ques.iou 'oi y ouu eaiu ,hhC
ne had mad 10 pay MS son lOr clerk nlre SlUOU
out of which the rents 70 the office, ETC. had
| 90 - ii
10 DC palu.
MIR. Faulkner OF New YORK, replying In
| part to Mr. Buttolphs statements made q
arnaooh b;r.li,, i;,,.n,;nn Nr Cbonn,o,
ePee'n hiSn'J IoiiiP
Tor the way IN Wncn nc nau zone
his work, and saying that if he had his own
NOV, bo would ;pcreao On tba amount Maid la
vear Mr. Faultnor,e remorka ,yere nm.
,Sa'' M .N.' ,l, ~
plaudeo, ana nc was iollo"eq in inc same
vein by William Ball of Michigan. The
amendment continuing the secretary's salary
=. nosnn ~ q Iii ao..ii H. ~ sood 80
az TSJov %a9 nu .ii ;., w so;.,oS T..
In Denall OF lne committee dppoluleu III
the morning Mr.. Faulkner reported as a pro-
noeed memorial tn Conrrese ono which was
I ,;a,: ~. g rol,,,,l,,, DoIoro &c
MULTIPLICATION VI tuaC vi OSiuuioua leiauo vi
Ohio and OF the substitute Tor that of1ered by
Mr.. Chapman. The memorial is as fol-
lows.
, .
To the Senate and House OF REPRESENTATIVES In
congress assembled: we me undersigneu' WOO
memneat OF n r NsrGhI and earnestly
netitien Congress tosrestore the duties on lorelgh
WOODS SO as to MAKE the protection 10 lne "ool-
growers OF the United States equll 70 what IL was
se1ore the repeal or me ia IN OF ioo,' A., n.
, Iue LePeal VI ,,aC Va, ~ "a dsnyesstng
W ~ a t 5mnstS woois hoIow the noint ~
| on
~ p ~ ~ 80 nave tho efrect
u, u, .,ms otn 80 rmmhor engaged in
otb horSas ~, ricri,,ro where comnet,tion
III, ,a' W r,sas itti. nroaf IN tn q
Viii .o1eg. pnuuue,s pnn Tb imnpetns g,ven
to yeol grownS in the United states Nv the tariI
y, ,ee9 * h ~ ho,ioro iargeiv henenciai MOI
W vi -, W. ,rs ~ 49, ~ ~ Tho consumers
OF wooden fabrics and so far as tending to create
or foster monopoiies has been promotive of in
dustries which have enriched and benefited all
sections OF oar lan1 and thesmasses Of its peo-
ME
The loss 10 the wool growers OF this
county, curing tns season oy onc aePea %, 'o
millions Of dollars. and we cannot believe that an
large number Of people has received material bene-
Ut from TINS Ioss'
1t was through the comoln'd enotts am agFe a
me tapin of ss2 on wool and wooens was secured
The effect on both industries has been 70 build them
up to great mea ure OF nr9spery 10 t1f aIv YAM
csun a. ,,'' 'a''' ''n'' - w
We believe tina. tho in.sres.s OF the breeders of
pure bred nocEs of merlno .heep, and the wool
grower, OF me whole country are allke un'svor'hv
no an2 az ,hat con W e a law
nnfavorahiy affecting the interests of tie
wool growers, wihon thereby damag " me bee V
viii N moi hs consna ~ those no chief prodnce
wool, bot viii extend to consumers OF " olien fab
RIGS and of mutton.
Having these views. and believing mat our in
mani ~ the nres.nt terir on wool we earnestly AK