Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-10-03

other sources / informed the sheriff ny mcsscn-
ger hat assistance would br rendered but that
should insist upon having the four thousand
dollars in the hands of the company distribute
tcl among the workbench, in proportion to
what was due them. ! directed Adj GCu'I.
Peck to order five companies, undcrCOumHn !
OF Col. GrCnlCai. to report 10 the ShClin of
Orange county, al N"r>hlrC at daylight the
next morning, and gave Col. GrCcnirdI writ
ten orders to the end that the military force
should he held under strict subordinntOn to
the civil power
It was not supposed that over twenty men
from company could possibly respond to Il
sudden call, but nearly double this number
were found in the ranks. Col. GrCCnlCHl is u
brave, cool ANA discreet officer ANA was sure
that no rash or nprudcnt measures would h,'
adopted, particularly after learned that Adj.
GCn'l Peek had volunteered to join him.
accompanied the force solely in the interest
of the laburcrS. hoping. in case resistance was
offered. to bc able to influence them To submit
to the laws without Il conflict.
cNact"d II promise from the managers of
he mining company that Tn" money in heir
hands should bc paid To- the WurNncn that day,
but H. COL Grccuir.i succeeded in surprising
the miners in their beds, no resistance WIS OF l.
tered, aud the payment was by mutual CON
sent dricrrcda few days. ! visited til" place
again the next week, ami learned upon both
occasions. from consultation with Il number OF
TIA" most reliable citizens and town aut hOri-
ties. that the representations marie to m" by
tine sheriff and others were not exaggerated l
except IN some minor points Differing static
mrHt- came from those who in tn" bcIinuinr
rhr tnrt, w,r,. mid il.,,.n,.ii tn ,gi',ru,.nt
L,It thrrr in rnItI,lu dur thT,u nvrr ii ytrrn
thousand dollars. 1nr mining company i i'm
the hands of ., receiver i,ut tn, tIuinIt IInutr
men have scattered away without uIinr their
claim. I'm ,-inv nf th,-,. facts rn.n..t ruIl,.
-;Ihuu that i,,i-llti,,u shnlIl,l lie, enacted To-
rive lnb,rn first lien IInun it- nro,llIrts and a
SprroV method of enforcing If rIuiiu.
'ThGrNprn.,, of the, Cyprditiou wa. mica
less tluu cyprctcd rs INC. bills of the Central
Vermont ana PaS>IIlnt,>i, railroad companies
were at he regular MUSTER rates and uiltlr M,
extra charge for sprciuI trains The STATE An
Iitor places the rXlru>, under the head of
''militht" while it might with equal propricty
have, brrn ,lI..rd with court f. \ nru.,. -
WhltcycrInav br said "A, to the pt,prloty of
my action. the CNpcditiou demonstrated that
the
H,ti,,o, ,:u,rd ,r y.r,,,ut
r n H.. ~. i @ t Il ~ ~, y, ~
slant, actual service. The regiment and bat
terry have reached Il point of proficiency that
that Is indeed griiiiNlnE lhoA are, with few
exceptions. made up Gi the very best young
men III thrlr -ltrti\rlptdlltl'~.
Nh. HcnI Peek ami col l'r""ul"al huN" Tor
years been I~~lduOu~ IN their Cnult~ to pro-
mot" that feeding OF pride and emulation So
indispensable" nan urEdul&ttiuu "l I'M, KIND.
! earnestly recommend tmt thr Coy s!uur
hr gwen the power toappulnt the Adlutdnt
ANA li~p"ctOr-i 'ru"lHl ANA QuHrirr-Nd>tct e.
General. In every state where the best met H.