Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-17
COUNTY SUNNI AIRY.


rcpon of that sterling and saunch wing ALvAH SA-
BIN who declined denomination. Mr.. FOSTER OF
Swanton takes his place the ticket Resolutions
cordially responding to the State and District nomina
tons adopted The following is one of them -
Rcsoircd That we cordially respond to the nom-
nations OF the State Convention, and declare to the
people OF the State, that while public duty mpe and
state pride urges warm support OF the genera tick
ct, local pride founded upon personal knowledge of
the high character and abilities Of the first nominee Of
the Convention, invites and authorizes to expect,
largely increased Wing vote in Old Franklin
Although the resolution fails to specify nhich State
Convention, we warn Mcssrs. Smith and Braincrd
against building up hopes that foundation
An interesting Temperance and Sabbath School
celebration came off at IIighgatc the ih Address
on Temperance by ]. G. SAKE, Esq. and on Sabbath
School, by Rev. Mr. FRENcn.
The Messenger says - We regret to learn that
Mr. VIM Ballard, of Georgia died suddenly on Fri
day last from the effects of heat aged about 20 years
The day was opprossiycly warm
The youngest daughter of : : kEYEs, Esq. of
fiighgate, died ON the 9th instant
Caiedonia.-Thc Caedonian of the llth instant
has not been received
The Wing District and County Conventions as
srmbcd at Danvillc on the sth inst and nominated
for Congress Gro b. CHANDLER, Esq, and for Scnu-
tors, Hon WELCOME BrNis and Jas D. BELL, Esq
The Star says the Conventions respectable as
to numbers" The star is very much distressed abou,
the speech OF PoRTuS BAXTER, ESD which it does not
seem to approve The special grievance complained
of appears to be Mr. BAxTEB'S comments Mr..
Secretary Walkers and MIR. Mckay efforts have
tea and coffee taxed was locotoco proposition which
was promptly voted down.
The Star no better pleased with the speech Of Mr.
CHANDLER. We would recommend to the Star, for
the sake of its peace OF mind, to keep away from
these unsatisfactory Wing Conventions.
The ocofoco District Convention lith District was
! held at Danyillc on the ih, and nominated LvcUs b.
PECK Esq of Montpelier for Congress, in place OF Mr.
Dillingham; The North Star speaking OF this nom
nation says:
Ne would again express orr cordial appro-
val OF Mr. Pcet's nomination. believing feeced.
h. viii discharEr the duties o the station with deep
sense Of the high responsibility attending it. and with
Jealous fidelity to the interests OF his constituents
If Mr. PECK iustirs this belief lin of his cleo
tom he will be honoraby distinguished from Mr..
PaM Diliiaghaw, who voted for Texas. and dodg-
ed his own country. But We incline to the opinion
that the rcmcn of the ith District will endcayor to
be truly REPRESENTED in the next Congress.
The funniest thing the Star says, is, that in re-
cen, debate in Congress Mr. DougiqS of Illinois
toorcd" .oly Quincy ADAMS
fnshington.-Thc Patriot fails Us this week.
The Hatclmans leader is a good exposition of the
way the Polk policy will work--'rhc wh~'- country
will exhibit prdcticai cxposito" - the same 'hlNs
10 some purpose if the .p-'A Policy is not arrested
Oranse.-TL enterprise Is the title OF "A good
locking ~epnprr, to be published monthly at Ran
d-lr. mt - cents year. W. wish the " boys who
Gilt tsucr'ss.
The Orange County Common SctODi dissertation
had its annual meeting at Chcsaa the 9th uItino
i'n H'''I,n Sn'RI Of Ih.ti'Fd was chosen fr''I-
for the veor cne,,inr
Chit,cpdpn.--D- Iobr : vobs,or ,,l ,s,l. II
Peck Esq were nominated bv the locoto,o County
Convention Mt Essex on the % instant ascanli,aie.
Tor Senators
The Convention passed the following resolution -
RoDlrsA That we cordially approve OF the cours
:" o I ,,, VIII, ",rn onI w. IT,. onrseiys TO- g;e'd
~ w." t,,,, ,,,,,1,r, -
-
And yet w. do Not learn that any OF them have
vet youn ere tn 20 ON and render the " hearty sup
p,u" which is ocordiai,y pledged"
tn" SrHiWrl aHa Drm)rfaf speaking OF the new
Tariff says:
'r,. ms, ,,i,,. j.. l,r,r, ,nou, and the vote show,
Tint t. hif 81, lis -nIuotr. n. rn well nah balance
Nh. different interests OF the country"
Tin. q. i,,.r,sso r IN. corptry' or. 50 balanced
byit tbo they y,illbe likely To stand prctfg still We
admit,
Addison Commencement nj Middrlurv COLLEGE
on the 29d inst, lex Wednesday Grafton before the
Associated Alumni by Rev c b. Drake Of Royalton
Poem by J. G. SAKE E-q OF ST Adams
The ith was cl,brated at Middebry with much
animation G. W GRANNY. Esq Of Vcrgcnncs de-
liycrcd the address F.. u BAEBER, ESD was Prcs
dent the day
The following are among the irregular toasts
r., D., 4 B,sx-Thc Sniri, of 76--'rhe onl,
spiiH which can be- imbibcd without a license.
/ hy y n1oHf'rh-II rNls-May prove al
he'ithlny does moi p''''kr Inncl o ''''r Ju,' no"
Dr. a nan Is down upon Inc ADDISON l o. M'a!'a
N'cIey' ana upon O''''H, as we expected d. ll'l
, VIII MAKE mNc' meat OF "'mfpods before ne s'''
r
i am feadg' "NIhs ana aye 10 d.itlu l'e nnIS'
hovs stated about ti disease 6y The combined url
cal calihrc ct Addison 60 Med Society with j. \ Al
len the Alpha and Omega OF the Society at then head
; This may BE- called "to,ng the mark" The DR.
!! SAYS;
The disease (which is tn. bone oicontcntionl wa.
nothing more nor less than Pslas or Lumbar Absccss
and that he passed the s'ape handle down me wno'