3-3-1874: "the right to shoot whatever animals there are. . . . To these must be added the modified odium which traditionally attaches, in the American mind . . . tyrannies still extant and daily growing more odious where they exist….”

The Rutland Daily Globe, “The constitutional right to bear arms, has taught something in this direction. This is a right very commonly exercised . . . the right to shoot whatever animals there are. . . . To these must be added the modified odium which traditionally attaches, in the American mind . . . tyrannies still extant and daily growing more odious where they exist….”, March 3, 1874