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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17
POLITICAL MATTERS.
Congressman Ashbel Z. Fitch Leaves the
Republican Party.

New YORK, Aug. 14.-Congressman
Fitch has resigned his membership in the
23d district republican association. He
says 81 am not Wiling to advocate or sup
port the new doctrines upon which the par
ty managers have decided to makethis cam
paign. | am in favor of reasonable re-
vision of the present tariff in the direction
of decreasing the cost of tue necessarieS of
life and supplying American wOrkmen
with cheaper raw materials for manu-
facture. | am absolutely opposed to any
reduction of the tax on whlskey.
Col. Fellows to stump Maine.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE national com
mittee has sent District Attorney Col John
r. Fellows to Maine to stump the State
for Cleveland and Thurman.
Connecticut Republicans in Convention.
HARTFORD, Conn, Aug 1.-THE re-
publican convention perfected its tempor-
ary organization tonight by the election
of Hon. j. NJ Hall of Willimantic as chair.
man with secretaries from the different
counties. Committees We're appointed on
credentials, permanent organization and
res buttons.
The American Convention.
WAsH1NGTON, Aug. 14.-When the
American convention reassembled at 4
p. IN. the committee on credentials re-
ported l20 delegates present. A delegate
offered resolution to allow delegates
from each state 10 cast as many votes as
there We're congressional districts in the
State. The convention after referring the
esOutlon TO the committee on platform
adiouruen
WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-The American
parry convention this evening nominated
Ton | trtt Of NAt.l- rAat
deIt, Curtis receiving 45 votes, A BRAN
). Hewitt -, and James ;. Negley of
Pennsylvania, Earlier in the day the
% delegates from - States bolted the con
vention. Judge \. Green was unani-
mously nominated for vice-president
and the convention adjourned sine die.
The Democrats Waking up.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE democratic
national committee has issued an address
urging the formation OF democratic socie-
ties and the atlillation with the national
association of democratic clubs.
Texas Democrats In Convention.
DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 15.-The democra. ic
State convention to-day renomnated Gov.
Ross and Lieut.-Gov. Wheeler by accla,
nation.
Talk of "A Great Parade.
NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-There is talk Of
organizing for the last of September a
great trades parade, in which protected
workingmen and protected industries shall
participate New York is the largest
manufacturing city in the United States
If every protected industry should make
display in the procession, with wood
workers, ironworkers and other skilled
laborers p1rsuing branches of their
trades on floats, the streets of New York
could hardly hold it. The matter has
gone so far that those interested have be-
gun to talk of lines of march, and propose
tnat two great columns be organized, one
in upper Broadway and the other in Fifth
avenue, which shall march down Fifth
avenue and Broadway, meeting each otht T
on their downward march at the junctiC n
of these thoroughfares in Madison square.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17
OUR HAvERSACK.
Department Commander Taylor's General
Order on Gen. SherIdan's Death.

Following is the order issued by De-
pal.inenu Oonillanuer iayloi III iei'O'o'
'-,--
MoST fin,Nn !, r'r, ApMyoF TUE REpunrlC'
BRATTLEBoRo, VT, Aug. 9, 1857
General orders, NO I. o., o,,. .,,.u ,,
mi. time one ot our noblest and brayest has
heard the order "Ilghts out"
In the death of Gen. Philip II. sheridan. he
country loses one whose services emitted hun
10 lhe sung gratltu1e oi his coun, , l ~ men
tbo nS arn rr, ~ ~ tho snnhiic as sona
Ioss -i''''' VI
II is fitting. and is hereby directed, that all
posts of this department take official tlce,
IN some way, Of his death, thus recognlhlng
tne emu Oh NE ueVoleu 10 MS couu'ry ser
Wy or,,,, .ho+ o,,, no.t Il, tbis dora,t-
ment cailse its charter to be draped in mourn
ing for a period OF three monhs
BY Command OF Departm ent Commander,
HERbERr T.. TAYLOR.
h. H. PUTNAM Asst ADJ l. uehera''
.,,, ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,
NNoi HEN pHAl' al l"' LEN . '''' ''
Ooinrade ueralu oluney uie.' "U Une 0ol-
osei iio'ne Aueu uoI ,Y co "II'o q" u'u" -.
Ca, popioJ y, trss.a,,n von,,,,,,t po,.i
mani uS1der rho name of William Diiinn
and was clerk at regimental headq uarters.
He went to the Home in February last.
tie Will De ourled III lne HUME cemetery
,, ,, ,,.
s"'" 'e'''o"' i''""o"
The annual reunion of the Sth Vermont
| Volunteers association will be held at the
! Npmnhremagog Uouse of \ewnort Fri.
49,, .s,t.,l :
u"s' "a" = "t az d p L'' d '"9ines' iiee'ins
! Maj John I, Rarstow will read a memor,
| lal of the iate Col John B. Mead Iieut
Col. Charles L. Dillingham; of Texas, to-
Se.ner WIN otner prolhilient olllcers VINO
tard tbesa ren,1ions viii also he nreeent
so that q large attendance is looked for,
AS this will be the week of the militia
muster al Newport, round "TRIP llcketS VIII
oe ISSUED from all stations IN NerInont, so
all should oe sure TO procure the excursion
ucket Gen. IhomaS says we arc TO
nave tne largest gathering since Ihe or
all would take tner wives ana as many
G Guil'ren us tney eau. zen. OuePneH
anu " W. reliin Vi H''eN 'e0ieU"iS'
Grand Army Reunion at nissisquoi Park
The executive officers OF the Franklin
and Grand Isle counties G. A. r. associa.
tio, NV, 1oo;,,od ., MIA th,,ir ra,,,i,,,, -,
49,; s,,, , 90 SOi- go '''
M'ssisquol parh August ~ opeeehes'
| ''
loned banquet is to be the programme
! Special trains at reduced rates are to be
secured. Inc outlook is that the "old
ooyS WIN lhelr wives uHuShItrS ana
sons VIII TURN Out iotce iaree enough to
IaA 'he carrying capacHN oi ihe rallroauS'
few days.
he"hion Oh 'he o'h vermont volunteers
proposed
The 9th Regiment Vermont Volunteers
hS;e never held q reoimental reunion
ord severol cornn,nios ~ 1ss- ~ +hair ra
"'-H - si"- W" e''ii'e9 III "O oneH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17

Especial to the Albany Evening Journal
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The system of
canvassing the voters of this State put in
operation by The late Samuel j. Tilden
and continued by Gov. Hill and Others
who succeeded him in the manipulation OF
State politics has enabled the democratic
State committee at this early date in the
campaign to discover the hopelessness of
the contest for the free trade candidate III
the State of New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 1.-The re-
publican convention perfected its tempor-
ary organization tonight by the election
of Hon. j. VI. Hall of Willimantic as chair.
man with secretaries from the different
counties. Committees We're appointed on
credentials, permanent organization and
res buttons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17
Georgia Plains.

Rev. J. G. Lormer attended council at
the call of the Baptist church, Montgom
cry, August l6, to see if 1t was thought
best to ordain Mr., Dexter who is now
preaching there, TO the ministry of the
Word
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17

Rev. + r. Atwill of Toledo, O. "a former
rector in burlington, will preach at the
Episcopal chapel next Sunday at 1870 a.
M George Smith, Walter and Ben
iamin Sutton, Charles kinsmau, Harry
Weed and Irving Deyette nave gone to
Cancels Hump for a few days outing ....
The selectmen are changing the road
from +. A. Weeds to the corner by the brick
school house, putting 1t further east SO as
to save the hill by Mrs. Holabird's and
running near Elbert Nash's north line.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17
WORSE AND WORSE.

Worse than all this, when an effort was
made to discover the condition and pros
pect of affairs in New York city and
Brooklyn, it was found that here, as in
Troy, Albany, Buffalo, Rochester and
other cities where heavy democratic
vote has heretofore been polled, there was
not only apathy on the part of the demo
cratic masses, but bitter opposition to the
democratic national ticket
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17

Comrade Gerald Sidney died at the Sol
dier's Home August l3, while at dinner,
of apopleXy, aged go. He enlisted in
Company f, Fifteenth Vermont Regi-
ment, under the name of William Dillon,
and was clerk at regimental headquarters.
He went to the Home in February last.
He will be buried in the Home cemetery,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-17
Col. Fellows to stump Maine.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE national con
mittee has sent District Attorney Col job
r. Fellows to Maine to stump the Stat
for Cleveland and Thurman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04
AxAssss rs as.

II begins 10 spg~sr - II Newell. the
Desdeses q Prslier ~ a. Loais. vese
really apctcseeins The g~llesa Peopls
hsd h<ean to fear that be would die Of
old sas eefese the eoarss GOT threush
9th bic case, but he sed hes been
ssashed 81 iast. and eoshios ssve tie
rsmsss yossleslisy es ,xscutvs cismeacy
s1Apas between The latte marderss and
The death be msrite Every legal sx.
rslssu, les e<su slhaasssd 10 tbs saost
10 ave eiu. his attorneys having ear.
sssd The case evse 70 the sapssns court
Of the ru.sed ssAtss.
ihensn Gefs than three years. have
pAsssd sircs Maxssli eemmissed ste
crime Of which be 90 been convicted,
The peepls have net yea tsrsssssn lie
assAils. II vas Gee Of tie most esid
hieedsd and als getees shcehins mar
tess that have evir STARTED the natter.
The DIGIT sf TIE uasdsres 10 Nsv
xssiAnd snd es. rarsais and eapsass.
With The s.asy accompanying tnsieeoss,
srsvsd 10 issssssfy sse inssrv-s IN the
eAs< essii u h~esme coo of the Eess
ne,sd 10 ssesrs criminal srsalA
Il hes e<sn % lses siees the esm-
nsssee ef tie es,@s. esssves. tsss The
rasaiar Interest salsh 70 sxsisea kss
saursls I s4gp~Ared Hal m es<e FREE
Of TIE dssnA,te iessesrss witch usAs
d ssesesally pesAe,s. u sesld ere shss
have e<<n erslssiy fessssssa. 1hs
WRECKED itssie pssdsrss. hesssss. ~
MAINS ushass. In sAis oass. isds<d.
isssacs eAs mevrd sie~l.-ss stssty
sAAs NE sases IL ~ aaA tsssaea vtll
b ai.ssl iass. II Ussxvs sanstne -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04

liz Legislature has aIjeasnsa - lass.
4his aneoenssosns Wttt - hailsd vieA
saatsfAssIea 10 Ill parts Of TIE ssssiossy.
Rssleaed - y We sssUese nth vhteA
~ psopis ssassd their lsutslAssss. y
eaasss ~ asais1 that he pablo ota1
= nsse d sass vtss ths No oahsss
~ - tbsls hease thaa vAsa sAsy 80
n sssalsa - ~ sAVisal nakiaa lavs
~ ~ esvssposne of ~ psevls. Thsss
isslssys sssssis dsasss Of sasssassss
- ssslssa d spssshsssiea-vAss ~
Daolalssess b h sssstos.
q = ~ impossible 70 ssseeDt fos
oAes ese,isa. tnsesasoous - - soe0s
IN ~ ssspsss /. vAisA ~ psopis
holl eneis lsaislaiess. u b Dee - The
hssulsdas hist ths tsaislaaivs aasn-
Mo- Il WssAisasoa TERRITORY ars usa-
ely ussssssia bodies. The psopis
hsss fssn sspssisoss shas sAsy ass lis.
- - ~ ssoob,sd b. ssssssoas vhish
eseeoas eobody slse. - disson peobaeos
vAisA shsis sasssssasass never shsaaAs
q lisoussina and ~ psss laos which ~
psouls Dc ues dsslse. b often have or
lseiasssivs ssssahiiss taken % cad
dssls With tapossass qussstoss which
vsss h % rvsOsss ~ issos 10 ths slss.
olsns a which their nsmbsss vsss seo-
-. thas he psopls have learned - 70
b ssspstssd ~ sEy lsv THAI uay -
ponsd. Each das ehsy ars ssssssain
q vAAs ~ ssxs dAy oay esin4 sossh.
TAs ssssssainay psodssss W. appss-
hsoslsa veish Aas bsse ssfssssd 10. and
- sAis sppssssosisa h due Ne fsslina
q fsiisf vnsa shs Ieasslasuss sdioases.
Ga this o~esslon shs sslisf 10 not On
inhaled 9th regret. The Legislature
10 dytna crowded thai anoshss isatsia-
tass should assemble IN lee shaa year.
Toe psopis Of Washtea'oo Territory
hsss soms 10 regard blsnaiAl sssstsus
d tbs isstsi tuss - alssxsshss 700 nn-
mss0us. s1d 90 arsAnssusut By which
eas session foiiovs On the hesls Of N.
esass 10 lees than Twelve moaths seems
10 thsa 70 b utterly psvpossesooA
However. there 10 . sssisFsetioa In
hosstea thai this IL 10 secas bas ooes
cod that SEQ yssrs vsli istssvses BE-
tvssa NJ osxs ssssson asd Ne eas
vhseh ssssesds Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04

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oouAaled b the Nsps 80 CssSisv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04

srnas Coat TOE phi yemen detect
"a Q fellow shsstly after midsieas eom-
ina through the alley 10 the rear 81
rskias d sios.sm ,a's store With .
tsr9e ehask Of coal IN cash hand, tbs
soo enasks psosably veishiea Atty
coanes. Saish be bed stolen from ses
esn In sns sssr Of The Q asen coep eoase.
When AIRS ed The fesioG sold the FOL
lovsps sssfy; II spent she evening 10
= sAiesn 70 The bssemeus OF tee $40
francssso ssore battling vssh LOT Of
compsnscus. aii good osys last like one,
Ascas usAns1es the coal v&s exaaa.s-
81. and I cas- snse . god hearted tel.
Toe that l hated 20 - my coon eaniors
go cold. 20 ] seat cat GA rustic for
fnei. Whv. sir. I voaii have got ee.l
10 warm ihc>e boys ~ II had hsa 20
50 CHAR 10 Nevosstis after Ia" "Yso
Are TOO good heArs<<1 Q man 10 be raam
log arcona shroaes tais cold and heart
ls<s vofid ell aious." rerlsed Psisceoan
Lord: yea seoosd reform aud he>s0s
. mtsstoaAry. III ia4s taks yea 90
ssrs - ssai. where zoo 9TH fad ptensy
of material 10 prssssee yoar good vosas
eros.- Tue fetsos oeaaed. bat Ill 30
90 varrcsp Ne vas tseaed ep. and
Yesterday Jsssses leoss ssssss.d . q 80
AZ tSs aeAssss him fss e<tns % good
eesrssd asa liberal yah cher peevis's
grep<fsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04

A PuuszsuISc AwmAHf RnA1M.-Lna
syssinG jasa sboaA The tims ~ stsan-
Or Hayward - landiaa. svsll knsvn
baek drives, vho iunaaiuss shab 'Ahe b
The oook Of sAo vAIk, !" oVinQ 10 pQGil-
istts sneoaaAss Q fsv dAys aQo, oeooG0od
Q young laay, Who Vas 90 ~ voasf
vsitiae fug hee feioud0, Win "Do yoo
want 3 haokf" And, ootvisAs4aadinQ
hlo receiving a answer h The naGnatve,
- tAsoe a. foas t30eo oakod W. 00e
Que0oSoo, mech - ~ Embarrassed
o. the youn9 lady. 4 yo1aa 0on s1on6-
ina noas tntesfsee0 end til ~ toee-
lsot AaekDAo 10 oootse. Woeoo No.
I 4 10 klowu, end 6usinQ ~ eooeantes
shs haek driver - tAe yoona 0an's
aaasss b his noaoo badly tearing ~
eAme. ID - vssy evt6ens. hoUovus, q
shs hnish Of Tie Aahe thas ~ hAek
driver bad aoe ~ Uesse Of d. HIS
brother haok dsivsrA oos of theo . BIZ
bully - lsass 6}< foos tall, ssslna M
man 6efeAsed. vsat up 70 NE vieees md
slspped him sevssal timee Ia the foee.
Or eoufss the yoana non could o9sR 10
rssjssance. passisulAfly vbsn The b1lly
80 being ably seoooded By four q i've
osAers Of his Clique. An ofBsss ~
peared on the scene fev 0inuaee aftes
she ocearrsuos, and after hearing The
d 6ereot sidse of the saosy eoacooded
that the hsck driver bad sese1ved his
reward, and THAI be Uili b. Inclined 10
b . Iissls mese civil IL the futnre.
Rsmuants taels linso end lace eur
tGtas. Mafks6 without seaafd 70 tAetS
49, CHhan3aS Nla>pv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04

Charley epepos. eafrsetss u vo,k
90 sns steamer North PAo,nc. fell over
hoard ,sssssdsy sposuiaa and fer .
sius created coos,dessnie exosssmeus,
tus vss dsally hsuied IN bus Iisste ses
Uorss fos he cold hath.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-04

eie Aoaxusos. - Jsdxs TAemas
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Cox

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II GOOD oRDEa AND yuLLI LouIsPKp.
J. r. LUDLOW, ovar,
IN In seA.s3s, ~. 7.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23
New York Herald.
I
COnd I'm ned Again.

EXSecrctAry Blainc's notion that trusts are
largely private affairs" which do not concern
the public, has again been emphaticaly con-
demned in court. This lime the condemnation
comes from ;he Supreme Court % California.
Ii was lumber combine. One Of the mem
bers got enough of il and backed out. 4 suit
was brought 10 hold him to the trust agreement
The Supreme Court p:onounces the contract one
against public policy, illegal and not TO be en-
forced. Ii cites and approves what was said by
another court OF coal combine:
Every producer or vender Of coal or other com
modify has the right TO all legitimate efforts
obtain the best price for the article in which he
deals.
But when he endeavors t. arihcially enhance
prices by suppressing Or keeping out of market the
produce of Others and To accomplish that purpose
by means OF contracts binding them to withhold
their supply, such restraints more mis-
agreed price.
The court points out that in The case of many
contracts the grievance complained of is per
solal to the injured party" But in the case of
an agreement or combine "resorted to for the
purpose Of taking trade out of the realms of COM
petition and thereby enhancing or depressing
prices of commodities" ",he public interests are
involved, the wrong is far reaching and is done
to society"
That is q direct and effective bow at the
Blaine preence that combines are merely "pri-
vate affairs"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-23

strength. Let us leave that moonshine to
the crows. If we have petuant, irascible
selfish leadership; if nces>ant vanity and
ridiculous seltconceit are alone to be
gratitied; if the Presidency is to be lost
in a wrangle as 10 who Shall review long
shoremen's parallels at the City Hall or
hang murderers in the Tombs, all right.
But let us say what we mean. If the
players are to play Iago let the curtain
rise, but let it be known that it is to be
an lago bu>ineSs-that Cleveland is TO be
the victim of profound treacherv-and
we can appreciate the throat cutting.
pom this slender thread-the vote Of
New ork-hanS the hopes OF the Union
Have We q patriot in democratic coun-
ellis or authority who will aid us in win
ming this victory?
Have we a traitor in democratic coun-
ellis who would prevent this con~umma-
ton
That is the burning question of che
hour:
That's all.