Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-06
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ELECTION IN VERMONT.

Wednesday, Sept. S, 1855, o'clock, Pm.
We have delayed putting our paper to press
until this moment, in order to give as full re-
turns as possible Of the election held yesterday.
The STArE.-Vermont, we are proud to say,
has this year, as far az we can yet a certain,
achieved a glorious victory over the combined
forces Of the Black Power. Of the Represen-
tatives elected, as far as thay have yet come in,
more than three fourths are reliable antiSlavery
Republicans. Glory enough for one paper-
Next paper we shall be able to announce more
definitely the glorious result.
WASHINGTON COUNTY has gone for the Repub-
lican ticket as never before. The ticket which
was last year elected by from two to four hun
dred, will this year probably be carried by douSie
those numbers, in despite of all the split ticket
frauds and double DISCUSSES of the pro-slavery
conglomerites.
REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.
Barre, J. Sergeant, republican, Al majority.
Berlin, none.
Calais, DR.. Asa George, r 80 maj.
Duxbury, j. Crossett,
Moretown, J. N Savage,r
Middlesex, Chamberlain, slavery dem.
Marshfeld, Carlton
Montpelier, E. P. Jewett, slavery wing.
East Montpelier, S. F. Stevens, r
Mortified, W. F. Woodworth, l6 maj.
Plainfeld D. A. Perry,r
Roxbury, A. Bradley, -
Waterbury, none.
Waitsfeld, B. Reed,r t-'''
Warren, F. A. Wright.
Worcester, Rodney Jones, d
Woodbury., Asaph Town.
Windsor, J. Steele,r ;s~
Rockingham, A. Wentworth,
Roy al'on, D. l.. LYMAN, ..
BraintIee, r
Randolph P. D. Blodget,r
Woodstock, Thorn IS E. Powers. r, 20 maj
Bra,,leboto, - Clark, r, 43 mai
Burlington, G. F. Edmunds, r, l07 mai.
Vergennes, Geo. w. Grandey,
Highgate, - Wilson, slavery dem
Richmond, E. d. Mason,
Essex, J Curtis. n
St. Alb.ns, Y. W. Smith,
Jericho, - Bishop,r
Colchester, - Newton,
Williston, - Shaw,
Williamstown. l. T. Harris
NewbOry, H. Keyes, slavery dem
Hartford ID. Smith, r
Norwich, F. L. Olds,r
Barnard, M. Cheney, d
runbrdge, Smith,,
Hydepark, w. P. 5. Noyes,
Swanton, - Barber,r
Bulton, - Devett, d 4il ed.
Stowe, N Robinson, r 49,:
Lyndon, T. Bartlett, r e.,t 80
ST. Johnsbury, H. Hastings. r ~
Fairfield, b. G. Brigham, a a.,f
Bakersfield, s. F. Learnerd, r
T Underhill, E. Hameford, r ... e. 81, .sr,...
4 Milton, w. ". Reynolds, r ~
Bradford, Hubbard Wright, slavery whig.
Cerinth, Foster Grow, d ......
Cornwall, H. A. Pinney,
Middebury, J. A. Beckwith, r
Weybrldge. Drake, r +"
; Newfane, c. X. Field,
Quite a number of the above were elected
on Know Nothing and Anti Know Nothing
: grounds--but IN the confused state of the re-
turns, we find it impossible to designate them by
that classification.
Montpelier has been carried against Freedom
, and by mems, Of which, as citizen Of the
town, we are ashamed to speak. The Slave
Power, the Pope Power, the Rum Power. and
d last, though not the least, the Money Power
were all combined to secure the result, and wei
como, right welcome are onr opposers 10 all thu
e glory they have gained by their achievement.
! Our Republican Candidate, Abijah Keith wa
! last year elected On vote of 1911. This ye,
he received gil, the greatest vote for Free
don, by far, ever thrown in Huaker Montpelier
f The Representative elect, however, in justice
it should DO said is one of our most valuable eli
% izens and the Congomerates well knew the
- could have carried the election on no other ma
N Montpelier,