Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-30
Progress Of The Cause.

A letter just received says: d" Julian is
on the stump. We shall gain on lS4S in
Indiana, From the West we have good
news-aIl are at work. AS to New York
a C9ngentipajs sailed on 29,h, aud our
friends think they viii do well. Do all
you can"
A political Convention Of the friends Of
the slave in the county Of Oneida, was held
at Oriskany, on Monday last The towns
in general we're well represented. and the
spirit of the meeting was such as to prom
Use handsome demonstration i'll November
next The nomination of John p Hale
for President, and George w. Julian for
Vice President, was accepted aud approved,
with almost entire unanmily. Nomina
tons were made Of county officers. and a
member OF Congress from this district, and
series Of earnest and radical resolutions
was passed, which will be given hereafter
Omo-The OhiO Star says Of rally in
that county ....
We venture TO say that no Convention
ever assembled in Portage County, which
cnrricd with it a higher moral effect, or
gave the irends of Freedom greater cause
FOR encouragement, Even in point OF num-
bers, it has been but rarely surpassed in
this county, aud in point Of teIligence and
weight OF ctaragler never.
CnEcRIyo News FROM NoRTHBoRo.--We
learn from NJ /. Rice, Of Rice g. Cos
Express, that the Free Democracy Of this
thriving town are moving with great una
nimiry; and mean 10 largely increase their
vote over that Of any former year. They
have Just formed Freedom Club and
thrown to the breeze beautiful flag bear
ing the name Of John P, Hale and George
W, Juliau,--C0mmoawcahh.
The IInnker press is so fond of giving
accounts Of conyeriion to their fai'h, We
will try eur hand. In the town Of Mont
vile, Waldo county, Me, the residence Of
Hon. Ebeuezer Kowlton, the prominent
Democrat who has lately come out for the
Free Democracy. at reject Democratic
caucus, out of 1879 Democrats present, only
II, by ctualcount, agreed to support Pierce
and King ON sFe pissss4sssm- Of the Baltimore
Convention ID. -....
The Fnchburg Mus heretofore neil
trail paper, has hoisied the banner of Hale
and Julian, and will in future rank among
the advocates of Free Democracy. Sue.
cess to it.
TnE SpiREr OF TIE WEsr,-The last
Cleveland True Democrat contains notices
of forty meetings of the Free Democracy
in that vicinity. A Hale Club has been
organized in Cleveland. aud the most cheer
ing indications Of spirited campalgu are
seen in all parts Of Ohio.
The Senate rejeGed The nomination Of
Hon. james Wisou&of New Hampshire,
for Commissioner Of Claims for California.
Us that tritor to lose his rewardf)
SPENCER, OWEN Co. INp., Sept 3, 1852.
The battle "a genuine Democracy be.
gins to grow hot m that section. The fire
of freedom is already burning brightly here,
and though our opponents as yet lar out
number US, yet we have no doubt the truth
will be victorious. No fear of resut--no
want of confidence il our State Indiana
can be, will be must be redeemed from sub
serviency to tlk slave power. Her duty
and her interests harmonize, and when her
sons have learned this, the days Of llanker-
ism will he numhered
Mr.. GnEAD, O., Sept. 5, 1852.
Our cause is advancing glorIousIy hele.
We are receiving daily accessions from
both of the Hunker parties. A full deter
mination seems to be manifested TO make