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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
ELECTION RETURNS
Representatives Elected.

WASHINGTON COUNTY
COMPLETE.
Barre, Warren II. Ellis, d
Berlin, Elijah II. Covill, g. f. s.w.Ly
Calais, David B. Fay, f s
b. Montpelier, N. G. King, is
Duxbury, l.. Davis, fs.
Fayston, J. Boyce,f is
Marshfeld, II. Potter, f s, My
Mddesex, John Poor, fs
Moretown, d. Child, is
Montpelier, J. A. Vail, w
Mortified, John Gregory, is g, WHY.
Plainfeld, Ezra Kidder, f g, WY
Worcester. M. Brown, is
Roxbury, d. Samson, is
Waitsfield, R. Richardson, IS
Warren, G. Goodspead, W
Waterbury, none
Woodbury., B. Wells, s
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
COMPLETE.
Burlington, II. Leavenworth, W
Colchester, no choice.
Essex, II. Bates, d g,wly
Huntington, - Bromley, wg,fsly
Jericho, - Barney, fs
Milton, r. Sanderson, W
st, George, N. Lockwood, W
Underhill, M. Wires, w, fsly
Sheburne, E. Root, w,fsly
Williston, R. B, Fay, is
Bolton, A. Smith,
Charlotte, ]. Sherman,
Richmond, n
Westford, A. Allen,
Hinesburgh R. Patrick, w
FRANKLIN COUNTY
COMPLETE.
Fletcher, Guy Kinsley, fs
Fairfield, - Barlow, d g,nly
Fairfax, II. Il. Hubbell, d
Sheldon, A. Keith,
Franklin, l.. Marsh, wg,nly
Bakersfield, C, fsly
Swanton, -- Bowdish, d g
llighgate, A. P. Herrick, d G
Georgia, II. Clarke, W
st. Adams, w. Bridges, d g, WHY
Berkshire, P. P, Leavens, W
Enosburgh, II. Walbridge, W
Montgomery, L. Clapp, wg
Richford, G. Reyes, W
ADDISON COUNTY
COMPLETE.
Bridport, Walker, W
Bristol, T. d. Gage, fs
Granville, L, H. Ball,w
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I large number of other arrests have been mad I,
which the court are now engaged in dsposing
of. The Court also ordered posse to be en-
ployed for dispensing the Irish assembled in
front of the Jail at all hazards, which they sue
ceeded in dong.-.Anh Slavery Standard
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
Far alonp

From peak to peak, the rafting crags among
Leaps the live thnnder Not from one lone cloud
But every mountain now hath found tongue,
And Georgia. (oh! oh! answers from her gath
ering crowd.
"These States combine as many elements of
strength as are to be found in any other people
of the same numbers. They have half mil.
lion of men, one half of whom owns, each his
own horse and his own rife and knows how to-
manage them. They CONTROL the navigation OF
the Mississippi They can cut off the commu--
nicatlon with Oregon and California. They
produce the cotton that sustains our foreign
trade and clothes the world. Let a collision
arise between them and the Northern Statesy
and the spindles Of Massachusetts become ST..
lent, the grass grows in the streets of New
York, and the grain of the northwest rots in her
granares.
"And are these the States on whom spoliation
and outrage can be perpetrated with impunity ?
We can tell Presidential intrguants and Cab
met expectants, and jobbing organs, that their
power over this question has departed 1t is be-
yond even the formality of a majority vote in
the Senate or House. And since it has become
90 much the fashion for power to wave the sword
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
Southern Threats and Southern
Calculations.

THE Following is from the "Southern Press"
the recently established Slavery Organ at
Washington
"Here" (says the Solaheon Press "are eight
States that we look upon as already decided
North Carolina has just elected Governor on
the same platform Tho rural part of Louis
lana, we have no doubt, is also of the same
mind
"But leaving out of view all States that are
in the least doubtful, there are six who have
spoken in terms that are as emphatic, and IN
numbers as unanimous, as ever people spoke
There never was, before any reuoluhiOn more
signal and general symptoms of commoton.
THE sky is changed
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COMPLETE.
Andover, S. Howard,
Baltimore, l.. M. Graves, W
Barnard, n C, d
Bethel, A. Dnrkee, wg
Bridgewater, ]. Osgood, W
Cavendish, w. Smith,
Chester, A. E. P. Head, W, "
Hartford, A. G. Dewey, W
Hartland, P. Taft,
Ludlow, ID. A. Head, W
Norwich, E. B. Brown,
Pcmfret, E. Smith, is
Plymouth, A. S. Day, w
ReadinS, L. Carlton, ---ss--s---z
Rochester, w
Royalton, J. Coy, is
Sharon, no meeting,
Springfield, E. Walker, Jr, W
Stockbridge, Z. Twitchell, p
Weathersgeld, ]. C. Haskell, W
Weston, A, B. Foster, wg
Windsor, H. Harlow; W
w. Windsor, D. Reed, w
Woodstock, T. E. Powers,w
ORANGE COUNTY
Bradford, E. Tracy, W
Randolph, A. Burnham, is
Corinth, ]. B. Dearborn, is
WiIlamstown, NJ. Martin, is
Brookfeld, II. Hatch, f s
Chelsea, L. B. Villas, f S, not to go
Corinth, 4 mai
Fairlee, w. Child, wg
Newbury, A. B, W. Tenny,w
Orange, W n ly
stral1ord, R. Hatch, f s maj on 4th bal
Thetford, Coburn, is
Topsham, Fl. Grew, is
Tunbrdge, Putnam, w
Vershire, J. Mathews, fs
Washington, W
WINDHAM COUNTY
COMPLETE.
Athens, n C, nly
Bratteboro', s. Earle, W
Brookllne. |. Wellman, fsg
Dover, J. Minor, is
Dummerston, G. R. Miller,
Grafton, W
Guilford, A. C. Barney,w
Halifax, A. Tucker
Grafton, A. Burges,w
Londonderry, W
Jamaica, L. Howard, fs
Marlboro, John L. Roberts, fsg
Newfane, Sir Isaac Newton, is
Putney, n. Crawford,
Rockingham, R. Hyde, W
Somerset, ]. Morse, wg
Stratton, R. Lyman, d, My
Townsend, w. H. Joy, W
Vernon, L. Howe, Jr, wg
Wardsboro', L. Fits, W
Westminster, N, 7. Sheafe, w
Nottingham, L Green,
Wilmington, n C, ifs
Windham, w. A. Chapln, w
ESSEX COUNTY.
Concord, J. Carruth, W
Gsildhall, ]. Benjamin, is
Maidstone, d. c. Kimball, is
Lunenburgh, R. G, Benton, W
GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
Three wings, and two free soilers, or old lin
RUTLAND COUNTY
COMPLETE.
Benson, Kellogg,
Brandon, Field, w
Castleton, Coburn, W
Chittenden, Harrison,
Clarendon, Congdon, d
Dandy, Hillard, d G
Fairhaven, Graves,
Hubbardton, jennings, d
Ira, Collins, W
Mendon, Osborn,
Middetown, Buel, W
Mt. Holly, Ackly, W
Mt. Tabor, Simpson, d
Pawet, r. Smith, W
Pittsfeld, o. Hatch,
Pittsford, Gilbert, f
Poultney, Joslin,w
Rutland, Everett, W
Shurburne, Johnson, d
Shrewsbury, Crown,
Sudbury, Horton, wg
Tnmouth, Capron,w
Wallingford, Hall, W
Wells, Hopson,
Westhaven, Wyman, W
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Glastonbury, is
Arlington, Benedict,
Bennington, Root, W
Dorset, Williams, W
Landgrove, Martin, d
Manchester, BORNE, W
Peru, Batchelder,w
Readsboro', Flint,
Rupert, Beebe,w so -
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1850

we can tell those who are fond of that sort Of
adjustment, that the liberties of these States
were won by the sword-and if necessary, by
the sword they will be maintained"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
Berlin and Mortified more than
Redeemed.

Berlin, which last year gave the whig candi-
date majority of SIX, we think, has this year
elected Mr.. Covill, an original freesoier, by 81
majority
Mortified has even done better, having last
year sent wing by considerable majority, and
this year Mr.. Gregory, freesoiler by3l major
| itv
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Statement of Votes for Governor.
Returns from 2l0 towns give the follow
result of the vote for Governor:
1870. 1949.
Williams, 22,177 1896
Peck, 1921 20,S73
Roberts, old line, 1862 3,O73
making wing net gain of LIZA, and an
old line gain of 7S9. The 80 tywns not
heard from, gave
Needham, last year, 2,3T
Coolidge, 3,l13
Old Line, i" 3O7
Should these towns come in the same this
year, the majarity for the wing Governor,
will be 1870, which will be within hun
dred or so, probably of the official count.
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[37Y D. r. THOMPSON

lC5P All communications to the Freeman,
whether on business of the paper, Or FOR publica-
ton, should be addressed, post paid, to the Ed
itor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-09-12
GREEN MOUNTAIN

Hancock, r. ClaAin, W
Lincoln, W. w. Pope, wg
Salsbnro, ]. Colby, W
Weybridee, E. Haywood, wg
Middlebury, J. Warner, W
Vergennes, G. w. Grandy,w
Whiting, Needham, d g
N. Haven, EIrdidge, W
Cornwall, Il. J. Jones, W
Starksboro,' P, Hill, W
Monkton, l.. Beers, fs
Ferrsburgh, |. Upper, W
Panton, L. Kent w
Addison, G. Wimarth, W
Ripton, J. r. New,w
Waltham, N. Rose, w
Orwell, N. Gale, W
Goshen, Capen, W
Leicester, Wright, W
Shoreham, Howe. W
CALEDONIA COUNTY
COMPLETE.
Danville, H. r. Moore, is
Barnet, B. GiI;erson, W
Peacham, w. Mattocks, is
Walden, |. Eastman, g, n ly
St. Johnsbury, J. Dlckerman, w
Waterford, d. Moulton, W
Cabot, ID. Gould, is
Lyndon, Thomas Bartlett, Jr. is
Kirby, M. Newell, is
Wheelock, L. M. Magoon, fs
Sheffield, Moses Cheney, is
Burke, e. Humphrey,
Sutton, L. D. Hall, is
Ryegate, r. Cofran, is
Newark, Jabez Smith I'd w
Hardwick, d. w. Aiken, fs
Groton, d. Cofran is g,nly
ORLEANS COUNTY
COMPLETE.
Albany, w. RowelI, fs
Barton, J. Evans, w
Bloomington, TIC. Stewart, W
Charleston, J. Richards, W
Coventry, w. M. Dickerman,w
Craftsbury, none, is
Derby, L. l.. Collier, W
Glover, w. Leonard, W
Greensboro, E. A. Randall, is
Holland, II. Pinney, is
Irasburgh, G. Worthington, Jr., W
Jay, w. Walker, is
Lowell none, fsl
Morgan. M. LeaYins,
Newport. Miller, fsg
Salem, S. Blake,
Troy, w. c. Gilman, wg
Westford, D. f. Boynton, is
Westmore, C. Gibson, fsg
MOUJE COUNTY
Stowe, DR.. Wheenck, is
Hydepark, c. S. Noyes, d.
Gilmore. G. Shaw, $
Wolcott, S. Pennock, fl
Eden, none, d ly
Cambridge none, same ly
Waterville, f S
Johnson, none, same ly
Morristown, J. P. Hall, n y,fs
Storlinn - w aUrend not to 90
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"A former Commission on Mexican claims, will
pe In w washington in the course OF the month Of
November, and ofIers his services to claimants I'M
der the treaty. He will attend TO any other bust
ness with which he may be trusted, especially from
inc south. Those DESTROYS of obtaining his ser
wees Will please TO address Andrew Wylie, esq..
Washington city.
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