Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-15
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The OLD LINE DEMOCRATIC STATED oNTESTIoN,
which meets at Montpelier next week, will per-
haps afford some of our patrons chance to send
in their subscriptions. The week after, at our
Free Democratic Convention, we shall depend
on our patrons to prepare for us real benefit,
which with the printer always means real fine
lot of cash for his paper.
The RAILROADS AND THE CONVENTION OF THE
29th.-We are now fully authorized by the Su-
perintendent of the Vermont Central Railroad
to announce that delegates to the Free Demo-
cratic Convention of tho Goth, will be carried
to and from the Convention for one fare. The
Rutland and Passumpsic roads have been APP
piled to for the same purpose, and will doubt
less extend the same courtesy.
NEw HAMPsHIRE.-The opponents of the Ad-
ministration, though beat by 3 majority on
Speaker &c, triumphed last Friday on the ques-
ton of going into the election of U. s. Senator
the next day, and before the State Convention.
And to the chagrin of the Nebraskaites, they
were voted down by 6 majority, and the cleo
ton put off to this week Friday. This looks
favorable; but we are afraid enough Anti-Ne-
braska Democrats will be whipped or bought
in, to turn the scale the other way.
MAINE.-The Morrill, or Maine Law Demo-
Gratis have held State Convention, and nomi-
mated Mr.. Morrill,, ON whom they were defeated
last year, as Governor. 1t is thought the Free
Democrats will go with them MIR. NJ, hav-
ing been ever very liberal towards them, and
being now very decided Anti Nebraska man.
The CHOLERA is everywhere extending. Be-
sides the west, where it seems to be making its
appearance in nearly all the large towns on the
Mississippi, it has broken out in New-York
Brooklyn, Providence, R. l.. and even in Bos-
ton, where one marked case occurred last week
DR.. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM-Ths Bal
sam, which we are now advertising for the agent
for Vermont, Mr.. A. G. Scott, whose place Of
deposit and sale is at the store of Hon. Jacob
Scott, the next door from our Office, is the only
medicine we know of designed expressly for the
cure of the liver complaint, with which so ma.
ny of our people are afflicted, and which it is SC
important should be arrested, before it runs into
as if not cured it will consumption. The medicine
in question has had great success throughout
the west, and we have much reason to believe
that its value requires only to be known, to be
extensively used.
MORE BIG EGGs.-Mr. Jonas Abbott of Wor-
cester, VT, has a hen of the common breed
which lately laid an egg measuring Lie the
longest, and 5-l6th inches the shortest circum-
florence, and weighing 5 ounces. A son of Eli
sha Hubbard of Berlin has also brought us
hens egg, which measures the longest and G
inches plump the shortest circumference, and
weighs ounces. They are both monstrous
eggs but we think Mr.. Abbott's hen should be
allowed to crow, whether any good come of ii
or not, over all the hens in Vermont; for if not
Bantam she is pretty clearly Beaten.
A CONCERT AND PANORAMA UNITED is to be at
Washington Hall this Nv ednesday) evening-oi
which the papers abroad speak in the highest
terms-the Concert by the Misses Avondale,
who are gifted singers, and the Panorama is Of
the Fails of Niagara, Mammoth Cave, &C., and
is said to be of high order.
The New HAMPSHIRE LEGlsLATuRE.-The
New Hampshire Legislature met at Concord on
Wednesday The Senate organized by making
J. Everett Sargent, of Wentworth President
and Geo. G. Williams, OF Lancaster, and Chas
Doe, of Rollingsford, Clerks. All democrats
There are democrats, wings and vacancies
in the Senate. In the House, $40 members on,
of 81, the whole number elected, appeared
Francis R. Chase, of Conway, democrat, was
chosen Speaker, over Mason w. Tappan, Of
Bradford, Free Soilsr, supported by Wings and
Free Sellers The vote stood, Chase 1885, scat
tering 1.-THE scattering vote being cast for &
Democrat For Clerk, E A. Hubbard of Ply
moth, Democrat, had 1861 ]. o. Adams O
Manchester Coalition, l43; blank l. Arson S
Marshall of Concord was elected Assistant Clerk
Gov. Bakers message was practical, mostly
on local matters, and in allusion to nationa
politics fully endorsed the policy of the adninis
iration. 1t was well delivered, and occupied
about forty minutes.
In the House, Mr. Flanders, of Manches r
introduced series of Resolutions in oppt ltol
to the disturbance of the Missouri Compromise
against the further extent of slavery in the Ter
rtories, and condemning the conduct of Sena
tors Norris and Williams, and Harry Hlbard, II
supporting the Nebraska bill, and laudatory O
the course of hIessrs Kittredge and Morrison
The resolutions were specially assigned for Fri
day. On account of the rain, no fire works Il
the evening.
James G. Lewis, proprietor of an eating hous
in Lockport, NJ Y has tame robin, which, un
til recent incident, has been beautiful sing
err 1t was kept in the same room with parrot
which escaped from its cage few days since
flew across The room and alighted on the Gag
of the robin. The robin was very much frgh
ened and since that time has never sung note
or acted like the same bird it was before. BIZ
what is still more singular its feathers are grao
ualy turning white. 1t will soon be fitted for
place with the happy family in Barnum's mt
scum
While Prof Benedict of Burlington Free Pres
was at Rutland, last week Tuesday afternoon,
attend Wing State Convention, he received II
sad intelligence that his son, aged about Is, WI
drowned, while on fishing excursion on Ii
Lake The news was received with the deepe
feelings of sorrow by all the delegates presen
The CHOLERA IN New YoRK 1.-The N.
Times says that in Orange street of that cit,
eight cases of cholera are known TO exist 4
the quarantine hospital several days SINCE
less than one hundred cases of the disease we
said to be under treatment. Vessels have a
rived within few days with the cholera {
board. No deaths, however, have as yet BEE
reported.
CHOLERA IN TENNESSEE Louisville, Ma
30.-The cholera broke out at Nashville, Tenne
see, week before last Sunday, and fifteen dealt
are reported to have occurred from it.