Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-06
Chr Nous GIsaner.

TROY CONFERENCES AccADrMY at Poultney, Vt,
celebrates its anniversary oa Monday Tuesday
and wednesday, j ly 10th, llth and 18th, by
Leycts and addresses, among
which is to be one by John g. Sake.
The JOURNAL OF THE House., for tho October
Session. 1858, has been forwarded us as editor
Of the Freeman, by the publisher, G. Goodrich,
Burlington, who, we honestly think, deserves
much praise for the neatnes and accuracy with
which he has executed his contract.
To OUR PATRoNs.-As we have before intima-
ted, We shall expect our patrons to send us all
they can by the delegates to the State Conven-
ton next week. We shall much need all they
can send US whether on this year s subscription,
Or former arrears.
BTo give our hands chance to celebrate
the 4th, we 60 to press Monday night.
y-No Foreign arrivals since our last m
A correspond Mt of t 9 Syrucuse standard,
writing from Rochester, N Y says that Fred
Douglas is to be brought out for Congress IN the
Monroe district, N. Y and expresses his opinion
he will be elected
N HAMpsnlRE LEGISLATURES. AT Concord,
June 29th the House went mo ba lott IL o cl
for u. :. Senator for short term.
FIRST Ballot-Whole number $40; necessary
to choice 1866 Wells, Democrat, $50; Eastman,
Wing. ~; rappan. Free Soil, lG Morrison,
d, mocrat, SO; Clark. S; Goodwin, | No choc.
Second Baiiot-Whole number, 3l2; necessa
nv to a choice, III: Wells, 1870; Eastman "a;
Morrison IS; Tappan, IA; scattering 6
Third Ballot-W hole number, 3U9; neces'a-
" to choice 1856; We Is 100; Eastman. Is;
Morrison. IA; Tappan, Is; Clark, 3; Goodwin,
| Athai-past six o clocs adjourned,
The Senate Ibis afternoon elected John S.
Wells, u 5 $. nator for the shot term, and
notified the House thereof.
NoRw1cn UNIvERsIrY. The Commencement
exercises OF this Institution will be held on thu
10Th of August ID Hale, Pr sdentof Geneva
College, will, if his h alth perm Is, address the
Trustees on the occasion. Also the Rev F "
Shelton. of aon,pelier, W., author of the Rec
ter Of 81. Bardoiph, and some cthes popular
works
WIN. Stark of N shna, N. H., vii on the
same day deliver Poem at tn invitation of the
PhiIomathic Association of the University.
GERRlr SMITH has addressed letter TO his
constltu nts avowing his discrimination to resign
his seat in Congress at the cluse of the pres mt
session The claims of his extensive private
business are the principal reasons for step Inch
we, in commo' with al the friends of freedom,
must sincerely regret
The grog2eres have been successfully closed
on the Sabbath in philadelp ia and Camden.
The Know-Nuthngs ,le ted the Mayor and
Counclmen at Noriok k, an the 2ilh Of June.
The orchards in the neighborhood of Boston
are neatly d stroyed by the immense Numbers OF
caterp ars paine worms and canker worms on
them The apples will be cut off this year III
that vicinity. The looked a if they were
Blu mt over.
The citizens of Boston have presented Captain
Hayes-who signed his uffice rather than as
sist in tn rendi,lon of Burns-wlh silver sal
yer and purs of two hundred dollals.
A man wearing whit. hat was abused In
BROOKLYN, N Y, recently. by four Irishmen who
i Know-Nothing and who fin lily attacked him
whereupon h. DR. W pistol ond shot one OF bru
tai assa ants, not killing him, however, at which
spirited act the TEST fed
The N. 0. Commercial Bulletin soys the Tn
ion will be dissolved if Seward is chosen Presi
deat This il ustratcs the South IN idea o
popular sovereignty
Justice Wells, Chief Justice of the Court o
Common Pleas, in Boston, Mass died las
of the heart
A bear weighing $50 lbs was shot in Orfor
N. H., recently, having been pierced with twelv
bullets.
Matt Ward. who killed Prof. Fuller, ha
sought refuge from the public indigna,ian. by re
sorting to the Hot Springs. in Arkansas. iii
health is very much irnpai' ed,
c. N. CLAY is advertised to speak in variou
prominent places in il inos, during the month {
July. on the question of Slavery He will begl
in Chicago on the Fourth by an Grafton befor
the Young Mems Association.
Brigham Young says he has no fear Of Pres
dent Pierce turning him out of office. as cove
nor of Utah :" am and will be Governor, an
no poWer can hinder 1t, until the Lord Ahmight
says, Brigham, you need not be Governor an
longer, and then ain willing to yield to anotl
ern
The ladies in Lyons, lows, by needle wo'
! and assiduous labor, have earned money enoug
to buy bell for The schoohouse in that iouris
n. town, and now propose earning school
rary.
= The Concord, N II Independent Democr
expresses the opinion ihatthe antl-slavery tesol
es vii pass the House, and that no event is lie
likely than the election of Nebraskite to the
Y >. senate.
Madame Meszlenye, one of kossuth's sister
i died in New York city, on the both OF June,
S consumption, aged "a years
u Lola Monies, in attempting to jump her nor
n over a de ditch, III search OF flowers, IT.
e Grass Valley al was precipitated into chas
/, and narrowlp escaped with her life,
70 The Connecticut Legislature has passed Il
"a resolution to amend the constitution of the Sta
IL 50 as to allow negroes TO vote on h. same tern
as white IN n. he vote stood | 10 for the res
is luton, rs against ii; SO not voting. Anoth
reso ution Of amenement was adopted it6 to 81
20 to prohibit any peIson from voting who cam
n read. These proposed amendments were tn
i ordered to be continued to The next Legis atur
~ and pub ished with the laws
~ The Senate has passed bill, by party vo
is (Whigs al voting yea, Democrats all nay, pr
is vlding that hereafter no Jai. Court House,
le other public building Of that State, shall be US
al. II.
r. also before the same body which nAicls fl
:, Of $1,000 on any person who sha lay cla
;" to fugitive slave in that State, and shall II
le maxi his claim good
u At the recent session of the Rhode Island LIE
&c islatura an act was passed so amending the a
of 1913. which prohibi the use Of any Jail
n prison. for the purpose of combining fugitive sav
is aud make in penal for any oflic of this State