Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-07-10
COUNTY ITEMS.

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Banner of last Monday for some unaccountablc rca-
son, has not yet reached us
We learn however, from the Voice of Freedom, that
WILLIAM HENRY Of Bellows Falls, has been
ected MS the successor to Hon 5 Foor the present able
and valuable Representative in Congress- of the First
District embracing Bennington, Windham aud Rut
land Counties The selection is excellent one
Mr. HENRY isa gentleman OF fine abilities, and fmost
capital judgment, and though not n speaking man. will
be invaluable Committeeman. He will do cred
it to his large District and to the State
W1NpuAM-M cssrs. EBENEzER HOWE in, JoHy KIM
BALL. and AUSTIN BURcnARD are the Wing candidates
for the State Senate in this sterling Wing County
Good men, and true Mr. HOWE has heretofore repre-
scented his County in the Senate. The Bcliors Fails
Gaectfe saws "the nominations will give entire sat
iSiaction and we believe the ticket will receive every
vote of the party"
The Locoioco District Convention list District says |
the IVmham Co, Democrat will meet at jamaica, on
the 18th for the purpose of keeping up an organ
iAation conclude BY the way we perceive that |
the heading of the first outside column OF the Democrat
is "Thc FIRE-sdc." Isn't this rather infdmmdtory? |
The Democrat, speaking of the State Ticket of its
party, says our own party have been compelled by
circumstances to select another, and an able man,
candidate for the first office in the State" A
| embarrassing position, truly =
| The Phnnir has capital leader on The rStatcl
Nominations besides the following compliment para
| graph:
| Gov Sladc and Prof Alams-Stntc Gcoogisi-
| were in town during Sunday and Monday last The
Cor. dit hinscG The honor Of calling up0n us
| RUrLANp-Thc Wing Convention, for this County,
assembled at Castlcton yesterday. We will under
write before hand, for the nominees of the Wings Of
| "Old Rutland
The Rutland and Addison Insurance Co. have de-
clared Dividendexcuse rs!-rdercda an assessment,
OF pr. Ct for the year past The loss by the burning
out Of the lIocombs in Vergennes, is doubtless the
principal cause Of this large call.
The Herald contains communication from
curtc and efficient Auditor :. II Hodges, Esq, re-
butting of the conclusions OF his predecessor,
Judge PIERCE. We will publish next week.
| WINDSOR. - The Journal dcnounccs OId-Folow
ship.
The Annual Commencement exercises of NORWICH
UNIVERSITY, was held on "Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week addresses were dclivccdby o. \. BRowN-
son, Editor Of Brownsons Review" and President
BuRLEGn Of the Newton University, Baltimore. I'm
der the very efficient management Of Gen. Ransom,
our military and scientific University ut Norwich APP
pears TO be- thriving. The Cadets publish in the ige,
graceful Gard" OF acknowledgements for the civil-
ties they received III their recent excursion, under
the command OF the gallant General, 10 Boston and
vicinity.
The Wing County Convention will be held at Wood
stock August LIST.
Mr.. HASKELL, Editor of the Mercury, married,
a few days since, in SsOuhcgdn Ne. TO Mrs. NEIL,
that cuphonons town.
The County Superintendent of Common 'hools is
diyrrngn series Of public lectures to parents. lie.
is in his duty, be ont Of ii who may
! There II Sabbath School celebration in Wood
stock on the lth., Prot Butler OF Norwich Uiycsity
delivered an address.
The lec disuets itself most unnecessarily by hop
inn that the Wings of On WINDSOR, the Gibraltar Of
: Vermont Wing strength and spirit will yield Il rcluc-
tant and feeble support to the Whir State Ticket
" Thy irish was athcr TO the thought Harry
The Locoioco Co Convention will he held at W ood-
stock August 9th.
| The Age thinks lonN SMITH every way worthy OF
the support of the democratic party" Srrerai other
, partics, in times past, have aborcd under the same
dcluSion.
The Igc also cnlighrns its readers with the follow
!. ng clear and truthful the principles of tn.
Wing Party The Wings, it says are opposed 10 the
defence of soil when the foe is invading our terri
oryarc in favor of taxing the poor for the benefit OF
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