Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-25

nre many just men, too, no doubt, who believe
the sentence itself to be unwarrantcd by the
acts proved.
- The editor of the New York Herald,
who saw General Scott at West Point, says,
che has grown fat and ruddy, and looks twen-
ty years younger than he did at the close ofthe
campaign. 1t is hardly necessary to add that
his spirits are as fine as his health"
- Mrs Darlington has taken quarters at
Lebanon Springs. The correspondent Of the
Boston Courier says other
Mrs Partlngton has arrived, and she has
gone out this morning after some of the cedars
of Lebanon, of which she saw notice some
years ago il book published by the Bible So
cicty. All she saw, however. was a Secedcr
from the Shakers, who marks billiards at his
antique tables.
We have received the first three or four
numbers of Weekly paper, just started in
New York, called "THE LEADER" 1t is beau
tifully printed, and its editorial columns give
evidence of very superior talent, both political
and literary The brief critical notices Of
Books and Periodicals, in the Lcadcr, are es-
pecially excellent and discriminating.
The main politics of the Leadcr may be in
cluded under the general heading Of PRorEc-
ton TO AMERICAS INDUSTRY, in favor of which,
and in opposition to the miserable sophistries Of
d" Free Trade" it is ably eloquent The pro-
pretors evidently know what they are about.
They say
" The main doctrine of our political creed is Pro.
lection TO AMERICAN INDUSrGY-1 measure upon
which we conceive the prosperity OF oar government
depends, and one we intend to advocate irrespective
OF all party, local sectiona and personal consldera
tons whatever. The Leader will be the champion
OF the Mechdncct and Agriculturdl interests, md
while securing to Labor its proper reward, we shall
not overlook the Importance OF elevatng the general
taste III literature, scieice and the arts.
The good and true Wings of Orleans
County held their Nominating Convention ut
Barton last week and nominated Hon. IlEyRY
M. BATES for County Senator, and ticket for
County officers that is bound to be elected. The
Gazette says:-
Notwithstanding the rain, large number were
in attendance, and what was better, the true wing
spirlt prevailed to an extent that was cheering To
every true Wing. Livery one cit satisfied that the
ticket wovd be elected tr umphan'ly'
Mr. BATES is the present Senator for Orleans
Co. and will well represent his constituents in
the next Legislature.
The Wings of Uindsor County have nomi-
mated, for Senators, Mcssrs. ID. l.. LYMAN.
WARREN CuRRIER, A. b. FOSTER an CROSBY
MILLER. Messrs. LYMAs and CuRRIER are
old members, and the denomination they
have received Mr.. CuGRIER drew up the res
olutions on the subject of Slavery. adopted last
session. and is one Of the soundest and trucst
Wings in the State.
In Uud am, the same unconqucrablc party
present the names Of A>A WENrW ORTIZ. Jr
Jon, X. BLAKE and IRA GoOpHUE. MCssrs
WENTWORTH and BLAKE are experienced les
islators and Mr.. GooDnrE will keip.
addison County presents, for Senator's the
names of EDWARD SEYMOUR and Bella IIowE.
Mr.. SEYMOUR has been member Of the House,
and is at present Senator for Addison County.
He is highly cultivated gentleman, and honors
the good judgement Of his County, Mr.. IlowH
has been member of the House, AMI is ia
IN liar with the responsible duties oflcgisatiou.
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- he 'ut'"dWY He-'SIF says -
AL ne N'iIsgel% hG"o'Ic'H9ii one o. inr oh.r>'
New England, has RECENTLY been enlarged and Other.
wise imuroved in It's external npprarancr Thou,h
we have not until few DAYS sinr- had ,h, nIe.,s.
ure OF am exchange. we have known 1t for lone
time. through the medium OF other plprrs. win
which its articles seem to be- everywhere trynr.s -
| f. was our GOOD fortune To meet one OF lis edition.
! Dr. j c. HOLLAND at our State Convention lie
is an able and ACCOMPLISHED writer and in his Dry
ate intercourse one OF the most agreeable u.'l w,
have had the pleasure OF meeting. We ale glad To-
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I"'''o'' III iioLhANp' tA't We Will hoI approve
we H'u 'Ic pressure 70 l''ccI ui'' gentleman
Oh u'9 occ'''o" "'ci''onc" ny 'ne REGISTER
ana tIie ih'ci'le" Only S"afpehed our desire
LOT Il d""y '1c"""%e OIL PaPeF''-"hich 1t has
hot occh our Eoo' fortune 10 oot"ih' IN refer
chce TO tne rreS'oei''laI preferences OF vermont
IL was ~ lloLLANp misfortune 10 lall among
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