Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

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Yesterday the Whi,s assembled hero to- send a
Dciess,Lon 10 the National Wlf, Convention. aud
~ F. -r.och Fr.rort,r- brok, ia uI.p the Con
vantiar fN t,ot vi.l,ut ,,~,s.r..i,n If the Town
JIsII which lind been hired bv the Whi.s tl and
or,snized a mcctiu. oft cir own It wa. the most
sninm, a ot Tho Frcmoutc rs G 3 IL bee ,me necessary
to have a double meet ns m the same haH, % and
q, me same rn', pJ' rn9 " ~ " I,i,nn c,,, 1 ,b.
Hall fr a time. @
wren senator Drooks, u your [r''o, t',,e u, 'n.
found it wa. in possession of tho Free speech N4l-
liners VINO wero 'on'i!,Iinf NGTg.DI.on. '',.''''s
sailed and insnited by one OF the leader. in a vine
lent, abusive personal "''I'S. Inc J. ',1', "'.' ry-
d. lie was appplaudcd to the echo 10y "tho Border
hufhaus." 90 President Wheeler, formerly Pre-
and presided over the Fillmore meeting. and Mr.
Brooks spoke for two hours an! a u'il, amidst n
sSors o, ,n h aI ,,'l an 't tH'," t, nb. .a, -
them very r4de, and a fail account ol the meetins
is forwarded.
Free speech aud rree p,.cu..,un ta, caused a more
general remark and excitement tn'u has occurred
acns 5save esrne.tiv nr5rd Mr.. f.. ~ .r,,t 57r,in,
promisin. "aIaw ami orie meeting ar least. Mr..
b h , a y hsreI %,n, ,'I TT 'In o q rn',, ' Ia.n 1't ~
our usua ly hospitabe city. ~ 1t aid not disturb
war; " n rns ani " + o ~, " Drs Ff,''n nr NI tI, u re
throughout the state. The eject Of this meeting
WILL . e a ftnm%ry t.Se'o,at ''A'' am t'i'm9'o
w Inc Convention VINO" inc "rt'f
SPEAKS Of was ii sham anu nothing e'Se-cA'I-
cd anonymously ana without any authority
Whatever ABOUT - per-'"S'-pIr OF them
f'Hmo'e men, some from ms N'"Ie ana some
from the Sf0fe OF No0 lo'k'-p'rt OF them
well known b"chan'er democrats, composed it.
NO fremonfers took ''yiolent 'ssess'on Of
the Iown Hall II the writer OF the letter
was present he kne" he was penning q JaIse-
hood In saying so
w The Hail was not h'red by the Whig7'
nor oy any one else IL was J'ee' as II Always
Is to' poii''uai Ut o'ner pune meetings
'o) 10 ciii my '''"S "n'cn any ooay dlo
In the mall on that occasion a "orut'l act Is
q scaha"iouS apuso OIL language winch no
nun VINO was 'nere can use without being
o'Shohes' anu coh'chp'''''' win the eS-
cePIioh oi 'ne ins'''n' anu ll''reu I4nTuase
OF Dr'pass ana Nr'ofma'y' the TWO Fillmore
takers there was not u marsh or lmpertlneut
remark made oy any ono present
(4) AS to "the double meeting IN the same
nall the case was SIMPLY TINS when the
mo)orhy Ia large majority TOO equal to near
~ OF quite 'nree ''h'S inc "'"'T'tyO saw
'na' ee"''emun ""a "Nen '"e c'air' ny VIZ
tue Vi Tue 'o'e u 'n' "''''"g' ana mat not
even d question: Oh oruer "S 70 tue proper au-