Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-06-28
and to boys, as well others, how they come in
contact with it.-Voice Of Freedom.


1eef and two dollars day In 1914 the Demo-
rats promise their supporters. Pork and Dol
ars.' The Liberty men, confiding in the promis-
rs of neither party, es-cheoC them both.
1t is stated that ex-Gov. Van Ness, of Vermont,
ex- Minister to Spain, is appointed Collector of
New York.
New HAMPsHIRE LEGIsLATURE.-Th body |
adjourned yesterday at half past nine O'Clock in the
forenoon, to meet again on the Goth of November
next. The Concord Patriot states that the session
has been of but fifteen days duration-beng the
shortest regular session ever held. The number
OF acts and resolutions passed is SO, some of which
are of murh interest aud importance to the public. |
On Tuesday forenoon, the House passed the bill
which came down from the Senate, for the char
ter Of the northern railroad The power to take
land without the owners consent was not confer
red.
MINISTERIAL DELISQUENCY. The Rev. N.
E. johnson, pastor ola church in West Bloom
field, N. J. formerly of this city, and for some
years editor of the N. Y. Evangelist, has been
found guilty by the presbytery of Newark, N. j.,
of drunkenness visiting the worst parts of the
theatre, and gross licenuouseesS. The evidence
being overwhelming, he pleaded guilty, and was
d6posed from the ministry and cut off from the
church without ii formal trial-such being his
choice. We understand that his crimes had been
pcrpeEated through series of years, under cir
cumStances Of the most revolving deprayity and
hypocrisy.
There are those who will make this exposure
the foundation of sIurs upon religion, or at least
upon the denomination to which Mr.. }. belonged.
This is uni ust Bad men will steal the livery
Of heaven to serve the devil in," and often evade
all human detection for long time. The general
sensation which the disclosure Of such mans viii
Iainy is sure to excite is an involuntary testmoni
al to the general purity ofcharacter maintained by
protesting Christians. Tribune.
There are not Il few Democrats in New Eng
and who are hostile to annexation. Can they
longer support party that has virtually pledged
itself to the support of this measure, so earnestly
desired by the Slave Power for strengthening the
dominion Of slavery? viii they thus peril the
dearest interests of the North in obedience to par
ty dctaton? Have they utterly surrendered their
manhood, till they are content to be made puppets,
to darce as others pull the wires? If not, now is
the time for them to assert their freedom. Let
them clear their skirts Of this Texas conspiracy
and of all allegiance TO the Slave Power at the
same time, and, when they next go to the ballot
box vote, not for Polk and Texas, not for Clay
and Slavery, but for BIRNEY and LIBERTY Chris
tian Freeman.
The YANKEE IN MAIN SrREET.--H calculate |
couldn't drive trade with you to-day said true
specimen of the Yankee pedlar, as he stood at the
door of merchant in Main street.
q calculate you calculate about right for you
cannot was the sneering reply.
wal, guess you needn't get hutfy about it,
Now heare's dozen real genuine razor strops
worth two dollars and half-you may have ZEN
for two dollars
Il tell you don't want any of your trash sc
you had better be going
wall now, declare! I'Il bet you five dollar.
you make me an offer for them are strops wei
i have a trade yet.
'Donen replied the merchant, placing the mon
ey in the hands of bystander. The Yankee de
posted the like sunl-when the merchant offered
him picayune for the strops.
n They're yUurn,' said the Yankee, as he uuietI,
fobbed the stakes. But he added, with great az
parent honesty, Il calculate Jokes Joke, and i
you don't want them strops, I'll trade back
The merchants countenance frightened. 'Yol
are not 50 tad chap after all; here are you
= strops, give me the money!
There it is, said the Yankee, as he received
the strops and passed over the ricayune. "A trad
is a trade, and now you're wide awake IN airnest
reckon the next time you trade with the pi
:: you'll do a little better than buy razor strops'
And away walked the pedar with his strops an
a his wager, amid the shouts of the laughing crowd
: st L0 uiS Aerial.
$ ACCIDENT AT SALUTE.-At Eyria, Ohio, o
o Manday last, when tie Democrats were firing
5 salute in honor of the nomination of Polk and Da
e las, the cannon prenlaturely discharged the thr
5 round, and blew off an arm of one of the gunners
: Mr. Peter Sherman, and very badly fractured til
: other. Joel Club, another gunner, had the rigI
;; hand blown off and Nelson Lothrop IL thumb.
: New HAMPsHIFE.-Th Legislature organize
c on the 9th instant. Hon Timothy Hoskins,
WestmoreIand, was appointed President of til
a Senate, Moody Currier, Of Manchester Clerk, an
,f j. b. Wiggin, of Stratham, Assistant Clerk M
n HoskinS on taking the chair, delivered very ar
|. proprae address The House completed its OF
l. ganzation by the choice of Harry Hibbard, {
v Bath, as Speaker, Albert G. Allen of Concord
Z. Clerk, and Lewis Smith Of Henriker, Assista,
=, Clerk.
A rupture has taken place among the Mormon.
quite number of the most intelligent have sect
~ died from the authority of the Prophet, Gen. }
Smith. They still believe he was once tru
l. prophet but no longer worthy to remain at I'll
ID head of the true church.
" Gen. Gilman's company of Oregon emigran
= were at Fort LeavenWorth on the 10th ult. Thel
% are as families, l0S men, $50 of whom are your
men } 1923 persons, 40 oXen l60 cows, 149 yonn
N cattle, 81 horses, ii mules and ~ wagons.
+. Upwards of 1000 migrants have landed in Mi
ia waukie since the commencement of naVlgato
this season, and the presumption is that the popu
lalion Of Wisconsin will increase the present yet
at least $4,000.
to The last Madisonian assures lis readers that tn
Y, withdrawal of Mr.. Tyler is an event which 'wi
e not happen"
!" The bill repeating the laws of 1889, in rclao
IL f,ritve SlnVns and which to nrovo,