Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-10-05

THE WAY TO Do 1r.-The Mohawk Courier of
the l4h ult. publishes call for mass meeting Of
the Free Democracy at Herkhner, signed by $500
and upwards.
GooD.-Out of 90 voters in the village of New
Mills, Mass, 70 have already joined the Free Soil
League in the place, and pledged TO vote for Van
Buren, and Free Soil, Adams and Liberty.
REMARKABLE.-The Cuyahoga correspondent of
the CINCINNATI Herald says =" There are but two
Taylor men running for the Legislature on the Res
erve viz Axtel in Lake, and Reber in Huron and
Erie, and both will be beaten"
CoNvERTs-A correspondent of the New York
Evening Post, writing from Philadelphia, Septem-
Der 18TH gives the Of several distinguished poll
iticans in Pennsylvania, who have gone over to Van
Buren,. Among them are John K. Kane, the gentle
man to whom President Polk addressed his famous
Tariff letter; w. H. Smith and Judge Myres, Polk
and Dallas Elecor in 1874; Hon. Henry Horn DR.;
II. S. Patterson, H. Miller, Esq. B. Martin, Esq, and
II. D. Gipin.
The Beacon Of Liberty is the name of a new New
Free Soil paper just started at Newbuypor Massa-
fchusets,
More BoLTING.-Tho Deadham Mass Democrat
understands that two Of the Vice Presidents of the
" Deadham Wing Club" have decided unequivocaly
that they will hot vote for Taylor.
BURLINGTON, Wisconsin. 81 wish every Northern
State was as sue for Free Soil this State. You
may set down for 5000 majority. Let the East do
us well as Wnconsin, and all will be we'll"
MEDINA, Orleans co,) N. Y. "Our cause is mov-
ing rapidly and steadily onward in this county; and
while there is occasionally Taylor or NO party man
to be found, Cass being numbered with things
that were."
HE VALUE OF AN ESTABLISHED PAPER--It is
said that 100000 offered for the Worcester Spv
by the Massachusetts, Taylorites in order to induce
that concern to raise the banner of Gen. Taylor The
editor refused to sell and the Taylortes then COM
menced paper at Worcester The Spy is very
instructive of the value of an established paper,
S. A. RUSSELL, ESQ, whig representative from
Harrison county in the last Ohio Legislature attend
ed the Buffalo Convention, and is battling for
Van Buren, and Adams.
G3@Pinckney Lewis, ESQ.,, the wing nominee for
Senator to represent the Jefferson (Ohio) District is
Free Soil, anti Taylor Wing. So is John Hammond,
the wing candidate for the House in the adjoining
county Of Harrison.
O3~Hon J. R. Williams, Delegate to Philadelphia,
and Messrs Metcalf, Bowman and Tyler Wing mem
bers of the Legislature, have signed call for Free
Soil Convention In St Joseph county, Michigan.
THE ST. Louis REvEm1E says.
Since the Barnburners have assumed position as
party, we have heard more Abolitlonism talked in
missouri man ever DeOre-lt now has more pleas
ing name, Free Soilers and many who before indug-
ed their Abolition notions in quiet, now avow their
views in favor of immediate emancipation. We shall
not be surprised if in few more years. the agitation
of AboItonism becomes transferred from the North 10
the South"
GIBSON L, CRANMER, Esq, one of the Cass
State Central Committee for the State of Hi
nois, is announced in the last Springfield Jour-
nal as candidate for Presidential elector, to
support the claims of Martin Van Buren,
No END TO THEM the Free Soil papers.-We
have just received the first number OF a hand
some one called the Badger, published at Beaver
Dam, Dodge county, Wisconsin. 1t goes for
Van Buren, and Adams.
THE DAILY SPARK comes to us from Fall
River, and boldly advocates Free Soil doctrines,
and the Free Soil candidates. Success to it
Boston Republican.
FREE Soil PAPERS have recently been estab-
lished at Quincy and Rockford, (llIinois,) and
one is about to be issued at Peoria, which starts
with 600 subscribers.-.B.
The Washington correspondent of The Evening
Post says that semi-weekly Free Soil newspa.
per is soon to be established at Washington, as
t The New Era is considered more Of a moral than
political Journal