New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
FROM VERMONT.
of The ~ Tribune.

Correspsndesce of The N. Y Tribune
BuRLryGroS, vt Monday. June 30, 1886.
The Republicans of the Green Mountain State arc
wide awake aud full of enthusiasm since the nonina-
ton of Fremont and Dayton Fremont was the ha;s
choice of Yermonters, and he will receive an over
wbelmng majority of the votes Of the ftemen OF hess
valleys and mouptains-yes, such majority a. wiz
scarcely leave vestge of the Sham Democracy IN
all the State. After the November election, II Will
require affdavits to prove that any other pehtica
patty exists in these regions except the kepubi can
party. Last Friday evening our spacious Town Han
was filled with whole soued freepen, who formed
Republican Club, ard made preparations for the battle
in November Battle, did l say7 There cannot be
much of battle when the people are all on one SIDE,
a. they are in this State. True few Ofice-holders
and ofce-eeekers will endeavOr to make little show,
hoping come two three Free States will prove recre-
ant 10 the cause of Liberty join the South ana roW
the votes for the ssy old bachelor and the extension
of Slavery: But trust and believe sucn nope us
like the spiders web, and those gentlemen who iovs
to feed at the public crib 80 well will be compelled ID
cut their own fodder and pursue other trade De-
Isn't il queer ard rather funny that the Chairman OF
the National Democratic Committee should be taken
from among our citizeIs? One wOnld naturally sup
pose that the head Of sucn an important Sommitse
ought be resident Of the nation OF South Carolina,
or Of some other State cursed with Slavery iDsteadof
having his domcile among the freemen OF Vermont,
and bre atbiDg free air. But strange and moon
gruons seems, nevertheless such Is the tact. ies
VermOntef stands at the head Of Committee whose
business il is to pull the wires and extend the blight.
ing curse OF human bondage over territory now rso
What an Office to hold in this nineteenth century!
Ard how strange that the incumbent OF such an ONCE
should have his residence in this Free state OF Yer
mont But let pses from such subject TO one
more agreeable and interesting. SIeamers are hung
out to our free mounteia beezes IRON the top OF Gar
college here, with the names of Fremont and Dayton
inscribed upon them In the University there arc htty
students whs are voters forty four Of whom exc for
Fremont ard Liberty, and six for Buchanan sad
Slavery.
Union meeting of the friends of Fremont and Day
ton, and Buchanen and Breckenridge among the stu
dents Of Thetord Academy was held June ~ The
students and others assembled in the Academy Hall
about clock where the Buchanan interest had sus-
pended piece Of cloth, with large black letters bear
il the pane OF their canddatea upon the trent part
Of The hall ~ the other patty entered whfhss ban.
ner and en- il inscribed the names OF Fremont ana
Dayton the hall rssounded ssap and again WIN tong
81 confined applause. Ths meeting was called 70
order BY eecipg Mr. Cotton President, wAh long ist
of Vice.Preside8ts and Secretaries. Among 9tner
rules which were adopted vas ore that dFquanned
.very OF wfo would biss esbtr Of the peas es or tho
candidates. Mese moved by a hrofnont man,
and seconded by q Buchanan man. Ihs speakers
were called up alternately, amid grcas apPlsusss'
Mesus. BuIsng. Fairchild, johnson, wood~Gn ao.
were enthusiastically received during tseir remaS,
and sat Gown amid org and continued applause. ,Ss
buchanan interest was well disaussed e.nsuer.s s."
material on which they had to wesk, by MessN.
Stowe A. and w. Palmer, aSd rs<ssi young "S"a
"Ss 6ss.5s I'd ssss sG' lt
80 an ~ ,nntinr TO the Buchazsn and Breesen-
ridge banner cay iog aB ~, Buly Brooks" and turn;
inv 10 the banner ing the ns.1ss Of FremosL and
DAYTON, "F. p, freedoms Dawn" ehee- upon
cheer followed When the voting commenced tcr
both ladies' gentle tasSow their choice ior Tao
Presidency t5a excitement was intense. LA-s !. va
announced " the President;
LadieS Vas-Freoent, IS: Buchanan, 6.
G.Htlemen Vots-SIsmoDt, IS; Buehsnsn.ll
Fillmcse did not receive one vote.