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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-17

New YoRk.-A correspondent Of the Ma
tional Inlelligencer, writing from the city oil
New York, says:
Six weeks has worked changes too in the
politics o. the city. and these all for the bet
rer, The Wings now all put their Shout
ders to the wheel, determined to roll TAYLOR
into the Presidency. Even Greeley and the
Tribune are now among the earnes: support,
ers of the Wing candidate, as predicted
they would be, Notwithstanding their position
after the Philadelphia nomination. The
Wings had monster meeting last night at
Vauxhall Garden, called by the car men of
The city. The large hall was crowded 10 its
utmost capacity, and there were two large
meetings besides in the garden. Among the
speakers we're Governor SEwARD,and DAVID
PAUL Brown, of Philadelphia. Governor
SEWARD claims New York for Taylor and
Fillmore By fifty or si.rty thousand plurality.
Let this encourage Wings in doubtful States
TO be up and doing.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
District of New Haven, IS.
Be it remembered, that at a Probate Courf held
at Bristol, in said district, on the 18th day Of
September, Is4s, the Executors of the last Will
and testament of
OLIVER P. TURNER,
late of New Haven, in said district, deceased, pro-
nose to render an account of their administration
and present the same for allowance.
Whereupon the said Court appointed the first
Monday of November ls4S, at ~ O'Clock, al me
said district, as the time ard place for hearing
and ordered the Executors to give notice thereof
to all persons concerned to appear before said
Court at the time and place aforesaid and object
TO said account, if they see cause, by publishing
certified copy of this order in the Middlebury
Galaxy-a newspaper printed at Middlebury in
this State-three weeks successively previous to
the time Of said Court. %
Hurry MunsiR, Judge.
A true Copy # Record
Attest Fl. JfunsiH, JUDY.
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TERRIBLE ExPLosIoN.-At four O'Clock
this afternoon keg OF powder exploded in
the store OF MIR. Erastus Hubbard, in this
village, burning several persons in most
shocking manner. and iniuring the building
slightly. Mr.. Hubbard himself, George
Blake. AFRO Bancroft, and an Irishman in
Mr.. Hubbard's employ, are dangerously in
jured, and seven other persons severely
Montpelier DaiiV Journal, Oct. 18th.
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IL Mr.. Ford who has just been elected
Governor Of Ohio has not as yet declared
ia favor Of Tay lor-hdd he hare done so he
would have been defeated.
Tne above onslaught upon Mr.. Folks
English, is from the Bennington Gazette.
"Our sullcrngs is intolerable I'-PrehapS
Air. HaswelI had hare heard the news from
Pennsylrcny-
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Wood Lands for Sale.

The subscriber offers the following lands,
belonging to the estate of Harry Abbey, late
of Middebuy, deceased, to wit.
One lot. Cedar Swamp, containing : acres,
well timbered with White Cedar, lying in
Monkton. at the outlet of Bristol Pond.
One other piece of land on the mountain IN
Middlebury, covered with Pine timber primer
pally, containing about 20 acres, Also ore Ge
equal undivided third part of a 100 acre lot
living near the last mentioned.
JAMES MCDONALD, administrator.
Middlebury, Oct 10, 1S4s.
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TIE UNION MAGAzINF, for October, is re-
ccived. 1t is full OF valuable and entertain
ing matter as usual.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-17
10000 pounds

st. Croix s. P. r. Sugar.
1000 pounds Crushed and Boltcd Sugar,
500 do. Loaf do.
1000 do. Java and Rio Coffee,
400 do. Pepper and Pimento.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia.
Ginger, Rice, Pearl Starch,
Indigo, Bar Soap, Alum:
Salt Petre, Salaratus,
Soda, Campnor, Cream Tart.
Magnesia, Rhubarb, Castor Oil
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR TIE GALAXY.
New York. Oct. 16 3P NJ

New York, Oct. is, P. NJ.
The Tallahassee correspondence of the
Baltimore Patriot says, Cabell, Whid, il E.
lecled toCongress,by about 500 maj j.. and that
Brown, Wing, is elected Governor by about
the same majority. The Legislature is de-
cidedly Wing.
Johnston's majority is greatly reduced
Returns from Ohio are continually chang
ing from Ford 20 Weller. One received
from Columbus, dated this day, elects Ford
by 1000 majority. and makes the SEN
ale tie, and from TO Wing majority in
the House.
New York, Oct. 16, 1-2 P. NJ.
PENHsYLvANIA.-The returns from all the
Counties in the Slate, but Potter. Mexican
and Warren, give the following result:
Johnston, "a, 43S; Longstreth, %, 500.
Johnston's maj. ,439.
Potter, Mexican, and Warren, gave Polk
GAS.
A later despatch from Ohio says: Weller
is elected.
P. S. A still later despatch, from New
York, this morning, says Ford is elected.
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ADDISON CONSIDERATION

Will meet at Shoreham, on Wednesday, the
18th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. For farther
particulars see the Chronicle of the 4th inst.
I. A. MERRILL. Renister.
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SENATE.
FR1nAY. A. NJ. Oct. ID.


m motion of Mr. Chandler the Senate pro-
coded TO the election of Chaplain. Rev. Geo.
p Wanser was nominated by Mr. Beeman, and
Rev E. J. Scott by Mr.. Kidder, of Orange when,
,be ballots being taken, Rev. Mr.. Manser was E.
lected, by IS votes.
MIR. Chandler introduced a bill in amendment
of chap 81 revised Statutes, relating to superse-
dias on dlnfta q1terea which was lad on the table,
when the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Cree, the House resumed
consideration OF the question as TO the returned
member from Sheffield, when the petition of j. II.
Freeman and others, in favor of the admission of
James Roberts, was read. Mr.. Whittemore NOV
ed 10 lay the subject on the table again The
chair ruled that the merits of the not de-
batabe on the motion to lie.-Motion supported
by Messrs. Whittemore, and Carpenter, ofNorth-
field, opposedby Messrs. Heaton, Beardsley, ana
Needham; yeas ll2, nays lO6-so the motion 10
lie prevailed.
The House resumed balloting for Speaker, as
follows:
5th 9Th eth sth 9th
YIN G Kittredce 10Y los IO7 LOG log
Horatio Needham, 6S 6 tss IS o. SS
Scattering,
On the sth ballot, at 25 minutes to IL, MIR.
smith of Weston, moved to adjourn until z. NJ.
lost.
On the 9th ballot, at Is minutes to IL, Mr.
Streeter moved to adjourn TO Z. NJ, TO accom-
MEDIATE members who are delegates to the Demo,
cratic State Convention. Mr.. Converse seconded
the motion and was agreed to.
SENATE.
o'clock, P. NJ
On motion. the Senate proceeded to the choice
Of the Standing Committees for the session; !
when tho following elections were duly made by !
ballot viz:
On Finance-Me:srs. June, Keyes, and Dan
forth.
On Judiciary-Mead, Chandler and Kidder of
Orange.
On Characterization, of Chittenden, Fcrgu-
son, Sweat.
On Education-Fox, Redfeld, French.
On Acriculture-Coburn,B Bancroft, Walker
On Manufaclures-Dean,D Davis, Carpenter
On Decentralization, OF Franklin, Craw- |
ford, White.
On Military Affairs-Beeman, Kidder OF Or |
ance, Kidder, Of Franklin.
On Roads-Kimb2Il, Davis, Fox.
On Banks-Stewart Maitocks, French
On Land Taxcs-IIubbard, Hall, Draper.
Mr. Chandler called up the bill relating to dt- |
,lt1 q,erela and the same was referred to the Jul
dietary Committee. Adj.
HOUSE.
The House resumed balloting for Speaker with
ths following results:
" c Kit Ioth Ilth 18th 18Th 1ftl 18th 10th 18th 7ih
rcdsc. I07 IOf 100 Ice IG7 Ig7 Io7 los lo-
IL - 7 H@aion.is IL II Is II IL Is II b
Mr. Strceter, on the 18th ballot, at 10 minutes
10 i've, moved to adjourn till O'Clock tomorrow /
morning; ayes lO9, noes los.
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Tea! Tea! Tea!
AGENTS and families supplied, at wholesale
or retail.
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND
FRESH STOCK.

?. P. FRANCIS
Is now receiving direct from the ship
The Largest Stock and Greatest Tariety
of Teas ever brought by any one house into Yer
mont
These Teas are received direct from China
House, which sends out the finest Teas grown in
THE CELESTIAL EMPIRE;
and which are noted fer their delicious and fra
grant flavor
Arrangements have been entered into, whereby
the public may be sure of obtaining, at all times,
pure and highly favored Teas, ard at about half
the former price and no dividing profits among
partners or for agencies.
so CT Tyson Skin Tea now sold for 25 cts,
IS ct do. do do. do. "a,
IS Ct Y. Hyson do. do "a,
100 do. do. do. so,
&c, &c, &C.
Also Groceries of all kinds proportionably low.
u Don't forget No. l, Telegraph Row, south
end of the Bridge.
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Remaining at the Post Office ~ N.5llchu~v
+, Sept. Goth, 1913.
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mcnia Briggs Eta.s L.-;c-
Iarles BiNby, j. g. Mr.i-.s.
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Notice.

Persons indebted 10 me, are informed, that
shall be ready to settle with them, until the ne,
1st of October next after that date they will
find their accounts in the hands of lawyers.
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT
Middlebury, Sept. 1840. l9;u
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ed Letters will please 10 designate herr, as AID
vertised.
Two cents in addition to tls 1o7.s-e as- .l.a.,
ed on all Advertised Letters.
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w. P. Russell, Agent.
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HOUSE.
The House resumed balloting for Speaker vi
IN

v c Kilt 10Th Ith 18th 18Th litl 18th 10th nth 18th
rcIsc I07 10f loo Ice IG7 l17 l01 lGS To-
II Ne,.liam 10 20 20 81 CO ~ 66 &c Il
II T Hcaionf2 IL II f6 II IL 10 ii B
Mr.. Strceter, on the 18th ballot, at 10 minutes
20 five moved to adjourn till O'Clock tomorrow
morning; ayes lO9, noes los.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
Drmder. 9trbett.

Sn ticitr Drudsrs wrrbsn iserrEt unb an ctn bib
h9lttn prtFtn,as artn Drudsr.rtrittu, nit ctssaus
9anttn s6rftn, oaf elmer grbsr: tsft pirrdt.t ots.
Sddbsr, SonoEus, eatd&, Djtbs, le sps isee anpere
Atttn Sidnts Dis in eam 5adr cincs 5riscsnsvibBrs
rcrfcmmcn.
Da mir uns altdfalIs mit Siusm 9tSFsn afcrtemcnf
@usftbtr etbriivn pnfbm tobcn. ic brftn mir siuen
nbirstdjsu 5ulprub ets Gnsfbiu esiss YutGtums aus
crbalttn.
01rG. III. Carr, Gfa. il Der asent fdr ben
"esstn 9dtrir"-Sffite ~ Gun 8uirinD" hm @rs
onas G,tiups scscndtsr, unc go. 4iD sioro 4B et,
NhilaodrGia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
@ebinaunaen biefer seitnna !.

Der Gatisrptisns. prsis far ben ssda satriet il
Gin 2balsr bss Sabrs, wsnn CT innsrbal6 bsn Sabr
ts,abt ruirb; nab 8rlauf oss 5abres miro 81 rs
baidr an9erednsf. s.,.s
asin ntsrIhreitsr piro fir cinsu farsrsn 3tiraunl
anasncmnsn, aIs flr fshs Mcuats.
Mianano fam Einsn Sianlsn pen cer eifs esr SUB;
frittat;n ansrsi;n Iafsn, er babe bsun suvcr alIs
Hdditanos atsetrassn.
8stauntmahunssn rpsrbsn sinseridt isbss @ier'd
br,iuul r einsn zbalsr unc isps 5creuns 25 Gents;
grSesrf i'm @srbdltnif.
or Brief: uno gaittbsiluussn md6sn psiifrsi Gins
gdanbt wfretn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
Sfefprberz9[mt.

SIN bic freicn NIB nuabhdmgi9en Gripdb.
Ier ron Scrba Sanntp.
gRtttdr9tr?
SD. Der tinterssibnste, biste mid bic.
init als Elm Ganoioat fur bas
Sfecprb r.Nf M
BON eeda Gauutp. BEL Der tommsnbsn Sc
tcber QBobl an. uno bite ebrerbietiat um
euefe Gtimmen SIN SaI meinsr Grwdb,
lung. nsrbe i'd mid fists bemlbsn. bic
pflidten hes 1mtes nit Sreue unb pinft.
Ii6feit su perwalten-unb cure untsrilue.
un9 banfbar ansrtennen
NeterSB eica.
1asnfaun, aug. Z. nqbW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
stecOrSer Stlatt.

SIN Die freieu nmb muabbdn0igeu GrtpGbs
Ter ppn &ctba Ganiitp.
SQitbdrssr:
Qufaemuutert burh cine ero6e QnjabI
meiner Sreunbe. bin i'd, bs,possn worosn,
mid ais elm Ganbibot fur baS
Wceorcer 9lmf,
Bel Der nd6fien October MabI ansubisten
SOuh i'd 70 sludIid fsin cine Meblbeit
@urer Stimmen au erbaIten. 70 merle ib
nod befien Rrdftsn fuden bic bem amte
obIisgenbe phibten, 9etteu unb phnftIi6,
uno CUR 3ufriebsnbsit QlIer aussuubsn.
Gusr Srsunc uno NRttdrssr.
George 9eiper.
due. 81. nqbW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
GreitpiIli9er
9Srptbpnptars GanDibat.

Nln bic freieu nnc unabbdHGiaem GripGbs
Ter pom &eeba GauntD.
Danfbar fur cine Stimmsnmebrbeit BEL
elmer fribuen @eIssenbsit fur cbiee StelIe !;
--llnb aufesforbert burh cine srcBe1nSabI
Stimmgstsr bisfes Gaunties, fuble i6 mid,
peranla6t Bel Der fommenben @abl ais frsi.
ipilIiaer Ganbbat fir bas
SSrptbcmetar Mmt
berpcrsutreten. SotIte ib ermiblt merben
-unb ssf6iebt biss. 70 psrfibere id bic
Stimmseber eaB bas pubIifum bacur6
nihts periieren mirb-fo werbe ib bic pflib:
ten bes amtes nit pinfili6fsit uno Greus
nnb alssmsinsr 3nftisbenbeit ausilben.
SfatBan Nfilier.
Qlentaun. Dug. z. nqbQB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04

IL
Der llntsrssi6nete bietst bierbur9 tur6
pripat .9anosI feline
G6Gsbarc Saucrci
sum Berfauf an.-D DiefeIbe 1T aefeaen in
Spriusfielo &aunfhip. Buds Gauntp. ct.
wa cine Meile BON @oopersbure. an Der 81.
ME smifhen Sber. Saueon Saunfcbip. eeba
@auntp. uno uorbefastem Saunfdip unb
@auntp ardnSenb an einber bon Samuel
Moper. Ubr. Woober uno ancere. unb an
cine offsntIide Stra6e. bic BON Srep' 8 Stobr
natb Nudfertaun fubrt-Die 8auerei emit,
bdIt SO 1der eano. mebr obsr meniaer {;
wopon unsefdbr 8 Qder .6oIJlano iinb, gut
bsra6ien nit 6oI5. uno oas uebrise it
@iefen uno Baulano, in einem boben 3u.
1anoe Der Gultur, uno unter guten Senfen
in fbidlite SeIber einsstbeilt befin.
ben fih cine Qnjabl bon ben prddti9iten
aeSweisten 0epfel: uno aneere Srubtbdume
barauf, 70 mie pfIaumen. 8eeren. pfritbe,
unb &irfden.- Die &erbelerunsen fino
RvzA Gin sipeiitSfistes iteinerues
f::::1A, 8pbmbals,
ssR smsi Drummer nit niefebIeubcm
@aher nabe Der 6austbure. cine neus ffci.
nerne S6weiSer Sbeusr 35 bel so Sue,
@asenbaus unb anoere Nebensebduos.
Srsenb ismanb Der ObiseS @ut Su febsu
iphnf6t, beIiebe ii6 bel 1brabam yccosr,
,WeI6er auf Der 8ausrei wObnt, uno olIwo
man audi bic Secinsunsen erfabrsn Fam,
Su melcen.
@ster Smne
Gu9uif Fl. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
NccprOcr : 9[mt.

sin Die freien nus nuabbduoieem Gripdb-
Icr BON 2cdba Gamntp.
Srsuncs nno aaittdrssr:
Durd bic Uufmuntsrun9 sinsr arcesn
dnSabI meiner Sreunee uno 8efannien bin
i6 peranIabt ,porten als @anoieat fur bas
SiecorScr slmt
bel Der fommsnosn gBabl mid ansubietsn
SoIlte id 70 sludIi6 fein cine Mebrbeit
Gurer Stinmen su erbaItsn. 70 oerfprsde
i'd, Die pfidten bes bsfosten 1mtss nit
&rsue uno YinttIidfsit unO mad ben bsiien
meiner 9rdftsn su pOIlSisbsn.
Sfatban German.
Seieslbsrs, aug. a. nqbB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
Nrinot t sySerfo1,f.

Der ,interfHriebene bietet burb priuat.
tanbsl gum 0erfauf an. bic ,poblbefannte
Bauerei (befannt oIs Doctor 9abn's plan.
tafde,) seIesen in Neu Sancper Eaunfbip,
Montsomerp County,
@ntbaltenD 1OA Mder @amO,
popon stwa IS 1der gut bepabfen Sols.
Lamb. unaefdbr Is 1der Diefeu unb bas
ubrige gut BauIanb III. 1uf BerIansen
bes adufers fonnen l25 bis 1870 1der.
fammt ben gebducen, ie nad bslieben, sc,
fault neroen.
Die @erbsGsrungen beifsben aus sinem
wA 9rcsen une serdumisen S,psiitodi.
::::l gen itsinsrn
::l:E @pDnbams,
nab neuer 1rt aus guten MateriaIien err
baut. &c Su6 lang. bel 35 SUE brett uno
ftidli6 fur Smei Samilien, nit Swei Gudten
perfsben; groBe S6weieerfbeuer. 80 bel
Al SUE, nit caran srensenoem Ma9en.
baus. Rutftenbaus. @slfbtorn. &rippe,
nsusr SbweineiialI 25 bel IL SuB. elm
ffsinsrnss Sprin9baus, 25 bel 20 Sue
bber elmer niefebIenoen Sprinse. aud Elm
&6brbrunnsn i'm SbeuerbOf nit binrei6'
eno WaiIer bas sanSe Sabr.
Sbisss Gi9sntbum Iisst bsqusm su Sdu.
len. Mllblen uno &irhen. an Der YbilaoeI.
pbier Sra6e nab &eaoins flbreno. %
Meilen pcn Ieeterm uno 35 BON erftsrm Srt,
cine babe Msile Oberbalb bem woblbsfann.
tsn@irtbsfianb 9reps' @irtbsbaus senannt
Sapio Ssccf.
ES@snn obisss Gisentbum nidt Dor
Dem l6tsn ndbffen Septsmber usrfauftwer'
Den forte. 70 wiro ss auf oeniebsn Sag pom
llnterfdrisbsnen Sum offentlibtn Serfauf
au9eboten nelben. @er es porber Su feben
wiinfht Der wenoe iid an ben uuterfbrie-
bsnen wobnbaft earauf Ser Ssrfauf be.
sinnt um ubr auf bsiasten Sag. no Die
8sbiusunsen befannt ssmabt werbeu, Don
.. 81.
dug. %. nqSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
ScbGtbares Gi9entbnm
) DFentltct) Htt Uerfattfen,

3ufOl9e bes lceten WilIens unb &elta
msnts bss perlforbenen Martin Saga.
rus. Iestbin bon SalSburs &aunfhip, Sc.
tba County. fcu am MittwOb oen 20iien
September. am 10 llbr &ormittass. ouf
bem WIabefsIblt. 6ffsntIidb perfauft ,psroen :
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
9SriOatsNS
gsen Iieaemeem Giaemtbl

Der llnter3eibnete bietet bierour6 bur6
pripat 5anoeI feline
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
8riefe an eiuen feinsr Sussnps
freunDe aus

8riefs all eiusu fsiner Sugenps
freunDe aus
ngs 1T bies bielIei6t bic lebtc
Suf6rift, ipethe Sic BON mir err
balten. Oie Negierung fat mir
ale meine regularen grnppen ge.
tommelt tlnb Die Sabl Der Sreis
tpilli9en Derminbert. Wor mir ftsbt
eill lberlegener Geinb, Der mid BE-
-Drpbt. sSiele meiner Wtit6ilr9erers
lparten picllei6t, baB t6 mid jiis
ritfjtebe pber ben S6er6efebl -iliez
berle9e. S6merbe aber fsinS BON
Seiben tbun. SD filmmere mid
ni6t um mid ftl6f; t6 fuble a6cr
tief fir Die brapen Golbatelt Die
fit ibr Saterlanb geppfert lperben
fDllen. SSir iperben unerfbiltters
lid feft fteben 6lei6en u. Die Sbla6t
annebmeit es ei1er 9ere6ten 8pr-
febnng anbeimt tellenD, ba6 fe Der
guten Sa1e Den Steg perleibe."
Sn biefem 9eite 9ing @eneral
SaplOr III Die entfbeiben6e S6labt
nno bate CT aud nur einmal ges
frau6elt 70 mare ein 9an;li6er
t1nter9ang Die Solge bappn 9e,pes
fen. g!lle frtlber'geernteten Sril6te
bes meritanifbeu Selbjuges ipGren
nit einem SDtale ipieber perloren
gegan9en ia felbf fSeptt's Sug na6
Sierra gruS unb fein 8prrtlfen na6
Der 6auptfabt bGtten aufge9eben
merben mafIeit INN erf bns Ser
lprene Wieber ju gelpinnen. Gaps
Tor tl6erfab bies lllles init einem
Slife fein gntf6ln6 mar f6nell
9efa6t. glufbem Sbla6tfeloe mar
er immer Dar mo feline 9egenlpart
am 9t0tbigfeit mar. tImbefiimmert
tim Den feinbli6en GugeIregell faD
man i'm ftlr SsicrtelItimpen nit Dem
Serurpbre Die 95ems9unoen bss
SeinbeS beDba6ten. ginmal f6ien
es, alsmGren alle feinbli6en Ssuer>
l0ltlllpe ila0 Der glltDeDet atlt lpeis
der CT fb eben befanb, 9eri6tet.
Sein 9eneralttab Bat i'm bringeubt
1etne Stellllllg slI petallpsrll Ct
9lll9 itlUt pom Slede. Mls elll
nHperillal ple Nll9elt10t plWt UNI
lDn NJ pen Sppel tOllI9, pellertfe
sf talfblnttg :ngs f1elit, OILS ep,s
pcil Ttlgelil efnlt mare - - Mls
cfs 6ipeIte NsntllfIer Ge9tmelltfnr
elllen gsii9eilblIt i'll ipallteit t1lelb
rlsf CT eiltrllitet aus: gOas 9ebt
Mot an! Soourfelt no Tentudler
mot bei6lmpfeil 9tls aber glet9
parauf oatislbe Ne9imellt ipntbeno
otlt pte WierItailsr elllDlep illlo Ole
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NccOrScr.0 0al,SiSat.

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ten fur befaste Stelle su baben. batf i'd, Die
lintaifiisuns meiner Mitbirser erwarten.
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70 wie ss bas @sfee erfcroert, ausiben.
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id MIDI tnibsn Die phtbtsn oss annes init &rsue su
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-09-07
Buffalo COnycntiOnmthe Press.

NJ We believe every old line Liberty Party pm
per in the country, together with hundreds from the
other parties have given in their cordial adhesion to
the Buffalo nominees-Van Buren, and Adams. The
following excellent articles extract from the M
t;onaI Era and the EmanciGpatOr
at is folly to talk to us, ofthe conduct of this
man in 1S36-'40. You say it was subservent
to slavery-grant it-what is his course nO'O? In
itself, YOU are compelled to concede that it is
manly, honorable, in favor of Freedom, and you
can only suppress admiration of it, by charging
it upon base motives, And what is your own
course nOw--yOu, partisan of Cass or Taylor, so
shocked at Van Buren's subserviency in 1886 :
Advocating the election of man pledged BY his
letters, or of one pledged by his position and
character, to veto any bill for the protection OF
freedom in free territory You stone Van Bu-
rem for sins committed twelve years ago, though
you yourself now fall far below the welI-doing to
which he has since attained You impute base
motives to him, but, in SO doing, what pure mo-
tives actuate you We have stated the extenu'
ating. circumstances; extenuate your betrayal of
liberty at this late day. What is the Past to US
We are actors in the Present, and the evil of 9TH
ers in the Past, will not excuse us for not emu
lating their good in the Present
"Iet the Dead Past bury its Dead
Act-act in the Living Present.
Heart within and GOD overhead"
Mr. Van Buren, was Subssrvient to the slave