Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-03-19
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NH-Great T5iumph Of Frccdom-1he Governor
vote in 2O towns is, Williams, (radicaL,) 2t,l2l-aI
Others, 2773l OF these the Liberty candidate re-
ceived over 10000. The towns to be heard from will
not materially alter the anti radical majority.
In the House of representatives the radicals have
49, and the wings, Liberty, and Hale men l4o-of
the last two there are %; the Liberty party will hold
the balance Of power.
In the Senate out of r. the old line democrats have
3 or 4, six no choice; they will be elected by the
House.
Out of Stltc Councillors the radical democrats
have not elected over two.
Woodbury. is again defeated; Halc's vote is ncrcos-
ed he is also elected member of the Legislature from
Dover T. s. Senator is to be chosen this year; the
Liberty men and wings have the power to say who he
shallbe We think it will be ]. P. Hale
Counterfeit S. bills of the Manchester Bank are in
circulation and are well calculated to deceive
Thursday, April ID is appointed as a day Of fasting
ME.-Niss Betsey Emery, aged %, hung herself
with skein of yarn at Belfast, because her mother
was insane.
MAss.-Tho Legislature have refused to take up the
question of rembursing the of the Charlesown
Convent destroyed by a mob by a vote of 40 to 81
Rev. John Brazo, D. d.. distinguished Unitarian
minister pastor of the North Church in Salem, died
Tuesday of last week.
CoNN.-The Boston Recorder has a letter which
states that there is much religious interest in New
Haven, and that has already extended to the Col
lege." And also letter from Haddam, which says
We are now in the midst of very interesting rovi-
val; there between 20 and 30 hopeful conversions
and trust the good work will 60 On in greater pow
err"
Friday, the 10th of April has been appointed for the
annual Fast in Connecticut.
Dr. Pardon Brownell, "a brother of Bishop Brownoll)
of East Hartford, while addressing Democratic
Caucus" in that place. last Tuesday evening sciz
ed with apoplcxy, and died ina short time after.
A committee in Hartford have offered premium
of hundred dollars for the best practical essay
plan for the Improvement Of Public Schools in cities
RIA new paper has been started at Woousochct
called the r. l. Liberty Gazette. The Liberty friends
are wide awake and the cause is progressing rapidly
N. Y.-Iiarrington, who was apprahended in Ia
was the principal in the robbery Of Livingston G
Weiss Express at Rochester. In 1911 he came down
Lake Erie to Buffalo, and on the passage robbed
clergyman of $780, for which he was sent to Auburn
for seven years. but unfortunately pardoned in 1913 by
Gov. Bouck condition that he would leave the State
He did, nevertheless, come back and will have TO 90
to prison whether convicted Of the last charge or not
Deaths in New York city in 1916 1885, $50 Of
the deceased were natives of the United States The
increase over the mortality of 1914 is 2033 Con-
sumption caused 1850 of the deaths 1865 were 'vio-
lent.
Michael Walsh has been again sent to Blackwell's
Island for six months for libel on John lIorsepool
More school-houses more ails,' is the cry of the
Albany Knickerbocker very rational cry 1t Isl for
where schoo-housos are lacking ails much need
ed. This shows that crimes are diseases which can
be cured by the culture Of the moral faculties.
man in Troy is doing a smashing business by let
ting post coaches run over him. and then commencing
suits for damages. He has cleared 81, 100 in the last
nine months-@300 on one ANGLE alone.
A correspondent of the Observer furnishes particu-
lars of revival at Trumansburg He reports seventy
three hopeful conversions and speaks Of the way hay
ing been prepared for the revival by series of solemn
proydences connected with the death of several indi-
yiduals,
Gov Wright has signed the new bill abrogatng the
office of State Printer and giving the contracts for
printing to the lowest bidder for period of two years
OF 773 persons confined in tie Eric county jail
during the year lS45 eghyseren on(y 'cee temperance
men Six hundred and siXty-nine Of the commit
ments were caused by the incorporate habits of the
offenders. OF l24 persons committed to the jail OF
Oswego co., within the year, Seeenrsia were brought
to crime directly by intemperance. The amount OF
criminal tax was 3ll,025,52; hence more than one
half was caused by inemperance. OF l73 committed
to Orange CO., Jail, one hundred and tortynjne were
incorporate eight doubtful and only sixteen temper
ate It is stated that the cost to Niagara county for
the year 1885, arising out of ancohoc drinks, was
S7,23,93--more than one half the county tax
N. IA resolution providing for the appropriation
of 800 dollars annually for the employment of teach
er in the State Prison, has passed the House of As
sembly.
DEI-Thomas Stockton, Gov. of the State, died
suddenly while conversing on business. His term of
office expires in 849 he having been elected Gov.
in 1914 He was an officer of the last war,