Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22
-" Where is Timo'hy p. Rcdic,d"


ing much sympathy with the anxiety OF hi,
wing friends about his locality Fremont Pat
rot
And we venture to add, caring little for Free
Soil politics; and further, being sensible man
entertaining not the slightest hope of berg
able to throw even n stumbling block in the
way Of a Wing triumph. Good easy man we
rather envy him the the rcposc snd quiet he en-
joys!
DR.. BUTrrErrELp is "maliing the blind see"
IN mrnner that is as creditlble to his skill as
1t is rem ,rkablc in itself We hope all blind
'ople will look in upon him
Gen. WooL will attend the state Flir,
at Middlebury, on the 10th and lth of Sep,
tembcr.
Wing Governors in Tennessee and Ken.
lucky
The latest reports by telegraph elect the
Wing candidates for Governor in Tennessee
and Kentucky. tAMpBELi.'s majority in Ten
ncssee is set down at 500 and DIxoN's, in
Kentucky, at 1900.
- w = lCllu llluI llc lWtIlN -ScCOllu "a
nua Meeting Of the American Institute of II
struction commenced at the Town Hall, in
kecnc, n. II, on Tuesday. The exercises
were opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. Bnrstow
of keene. The President, Gideon f.. Thrypr.
Esl. of Boston, briefly addressed the audience.
NJ -. l.. 6. Chamberlain, of Kcene in behalf of
the citizens Oft t town, thanked the members
OF the Institute for having honorcd the town by
Try. The Secretary then read the prorccf-
ilgs Of the Inst lnnu ii meeting. held at No III
option, Mass, Aug H. 1850. Reports f. IN
vcral committees, upon the busB SO iii
of the Institute, were then rcld AMI accepted
On motion of NJ. Swan, of Il ,ston, vote
thanks was pas, ed to tn, leg slatVcc Of N
a husctts for grant Of $500 per annum for
five years, made at It's last session, in cid
the Ins itutn. An INTRO luctory address was
tlrn delivered by Ex-Governor Briggs, which
WIS listened t. win N rkcI attention.
-Thc responsible editor of the Brnndo
Post thinks we are a ''ylin batch Of yacianrl
and contradictions" We can occasionally uu
derstand the "c1rrcspondin.' editor Of this r."
markab!c sheet, respectfully II he don't try to b
origin III bit the responsible CHIP is altogether
ont Of our sounilngs. y "vain batch Of ylcIl-
lancy" is doubtless something very nice, hi
We should prefer green apple unl coup
OF tomatoes AMI trust luck
On tn - Ut Grand Canary, the cholera h
c1'rle oil uJ ort OF a population OF 5000 - DIaA
don Past
We don't know whore "the Island of Crane
Canary is, but venture to believe that an islam |
where the cholera carries of" IS per cent O
the entire population must lie somewhere in
what Mrs. partngton would call the "horrlG |
Zone"
a man named "Pcttcr More" was killed. !
in Brattlebor,' on the lth inst, by another
mn named IIlll,--sr stvs the Rra'tleboro' |.
Pho nix Hall was bound over for trial
Tile Ny journal OF Commerce says
= Unir Ei-m has operated il favor at the VI ng., |
b)n IN Tennessee and North Carolina The !
Secessionists are almost all among the Demo.
rats
A n (,nr n 'I,n lar
W N"'D "' ,"'Ge',
'fpoS't OF u"'l dust ever mace al the United
States Mint, Philadelphia, at one time, was
la'eIy made by Ilarnden's Express, for Drew,
Robi,.,r &, r. Nan, v,.r a,A a,,,ol,
0"'' ''' i''"' anu ""o"''''u "
II '0o' W oi-l0o'equl'a'eh' 10 ABOUT S22o ooO
Estate FAR.-1he first State Agrcul. |
tursI Fair in Wisconsin, ,;,,ho Lo,l - Io.
90, ~ w. "''D III 'a"e''
'''''' NV '0'' Jay VI Oo'o''' next
soIoc,oI e., ,La S, iH,l ia A'nL TIE gro"nu-
place on the ION and i'm Of Sen,embar a,o
convenrnr of access from The Railroad and the
l"'eIS' pleasant and spacious, (ncIudng a
oI'",'."' S'"l' " h"VN N"P' ana 'lck"ry'
we'll ad,nteJ for The nyhihi,,nn nf IIorsoI Pa
OIL er stock NiddleLry Register.
As for undertaking 70 say who j. e,sc,d
Governor If Keutuckv we bays NJ. no mach
copc,udea ,o haye ,ohirr mara =, d. oL -,
the m tier mn the Naopetc releor,nh ,o,.