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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07

The Albany Journal says that gentleman
who contributed to the purse with which q
coach, &c was purchased for Mr. Fillmore in
1850, is opposed to Mr.. Fillmore now for two
Reasons, viz: First. that be is against the strup
gle for Freedom and second, that he sold the
coach that was presented to him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07

ONLY THE BACHELORS. "A good joke is had in
the report of the committee, appointed to obtain
names of members to the Fremont Club, from
that portion of Berlin Immediately adjoining
this village 3" W. ara NIL Fremont men, sAys
he. I" couldn't find but two Buchanan men in
the whole district; and they ,oere old bachelors
the darkness Of whose hearts and habitation
the light of no Jesscs countenance ever
pcnctracs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07

erwise, they were proper, in accordance with
examples, both 10 States and Territories.
The elections however, were preceded ana
followed by acts Of violence on the part Of those
who opposed them, and those persons VINO ap,,
proved and sustained the invasion from Missouri
were peculiarly hostile to those peaceful move
ments preliminary to the organization of a State
Government. DISTANCES of this violence VIII "
referred tn hereafter
Grn,S rhrh NEXT WEEK.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07

The LAST RESORT MIR Buchanan's organ in
his own State, the Pennsylvania, says:
Perhaps it is not too late for Mr.. Buchau.
an, in the three months that yet intervene be-
fore the Presidential election, to run away with
somebody's daus hter-thus putting himself on
level with the Republican candidate"
That will not do he must get somebody who
will DO willing to run away with him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07

While the Editor of the Patriot still continues
MS TRADE OF abuse, we again remind him tha,
he has not proved or retracied the wilful false
hood that Col. Fremont had written strong
Kansas administration letter That is political
rascallty, Mr.. Editor, but /. comedies well with
some business and personal transactions of yours
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07
Cabot, Juln %, 1856.

NoTE.-The idea of taking these papers that
arc g SO cheap" is always wrong, for the peo-
pie may rest assured that there is some trick in
it, or they would not send out papers for less
than the actual cost of the white paper. 1t is
well to beware of every scheme however plaus
able it may appear upon its face, until you
know there is no " cat under the meal" En-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
1.-THE WAY thew do it."

Mr.. EDITOR During the last month, the
Postmaster of this village became an active agent
for the Campaign Post, published at Boston, for
twenty-five cents. Men without distinction of
party. coming into the Office, were pointed to
the Weekly Post, large sheet posted in a con-
spicuous place, with the words Specimen
sheet y written on it in bold hand, and infor-
med that it gave the news of the day, and price
current, as fully as any paper published, and
that they alone were worth twice the price
asked, and if they did not agree with it in poll
tics, they should take it, as it was " so cheap. "
Under such inducements its subscription list
became quite large and many subscribed for it
that could not afford to take the Campaign Tri-
bune.
The result was, that after a week or two, the
" Post" camc-a little small clectioneerng
sheet, with nothing but'' Border Rufian pol
tiles in it, and the reaction came with the sight
of it, This one says, =" that is not the Boston
Post'-another, " this is not much like the
specimen Sheet" and where isyour price cur
rent " All are dissatisfied, and after much
confusion the Postmaster writes to the publish.
ers, and they finally settle it, by refunding The
money to all who return the paper.
This is but specimen of the way that party
send out papers, and try to obtain votes, and
specimen of their success up this nay May the
day soon come when the people will get their
eyes open to the cheats of the Administra ton
party. The above incident will help the Re-
publicans in this town moro than they hoped to
have gained on their side by its circulation.
False Democrats are benoming true Democrats,
and from present appearances you may put
Cabot down for large majority for Fremont.
DAVE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07

83E NstBngHs
On the l7,h Of May, William PHILIPPE, a law
YET OF Lsayenworth, was first notified to leave,
and upon his refusal, was forcbly seized, taken
across the river, and carried several miles into
Missouri and then tarred and feathercd, and one
side of his head shaved, and other gross indig-
mites put upon his person.
Previous to the outrage a public meeting was
held at which resolutions were unanimously
passed, looking to unlawful violence, and gross
ly intolerant in their character. The right of
free speech upon the subject of slavery was
characterized as disturbance Of the peace and
quiet OF the community, and as " circulating In
osndiary sentiments They say to the Pc
Gu lar friends of Northern fanatics" $50
home and do your treason where you may find
sympathy" Among other resolves is the fol-
lowing
Resolved, That the institution of slavery is
known and recognized 10 tn Territory thai we
repel the doctrine that it is moral and pc i'll
cal evil and we harl back with scorn upon its
alanderous authors the charge or inhumanity /;
and we warn all persons no. to come to our
peaceful frssides 10 SANDER Us, and sow the seed
OF diseord between the master and the servant /;
for, as much as we deprecate tho necessity to
which we may be driven, we cannot be respon-
sble for the consequences.
A Committee of Vigilance of 30 men was
appointed : to observe and report all such per-
sons as shall" by the expression
ct Abolition sentiments produce disturbance to
the quiet of citizens, or danger 10 their domes.
tic relations; and all such persons SO offending
shall be notified and made to leave the Terri.
tory"
Rhs meeting was" ablyand eloqueniy I'D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-07

NtVJ Cu'
The Executive Committee then issued a proc-
iaination recitlng the results of the election of
the 10th OF December and ut the same time
provided Tor an election to 10 held on the 18th
day OF January, 1856 for State Officers and
Members Of the General Assembly of the State
OF Kansas. An election WIS accordingly held
in the several election precincts, the returns of
which were sent to the Executive Committee.
The result OF this election was announced by
proclamation by the Executive Committee.
In accordance with the Constitution thus
adopted, the members of the State Legislature
and most OF the State officers met on the day
and at the place designated by tn Stale Con
stitution, ana took the oath therein prescribed.
After clecting United States Senators, pass.
ing some preliminary laws, and appointing a
Memorial to Congress, the General Assembly
1856. ~
The laws passed were all conditional unon
the admission of Kansas US q State into The
Union. These proceedings were regular, and
IN the opinion OF your Committee the Consti
tuition thus adopted fairly expresses the will Of
majority Of the settlers. They now await
the action Of Congress upon their memorial
These elections, whether they were conducted
in pursuance Of law or not, were not illegal.
Whether the result Of them is sanctioned bv
the action Of Congress, or they a,e regarded as
the mere expression of popular will, and
Congress should refuse to grant the PRAYER of
the memorial, that cannot affect their legality,
The right Of the people to assemble and express
their political opinion in any form, whether BY
means Of an election or convention, is secured
to them by the Constitution of the United
States. Even if the elections are to be regarded
as the oct Of party, whether Political or 9th.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-24

SHAKES BsLg.--The Editor Of the Lowell
CAiasSl cousier has had glimpse inside a slia-
keF Bible, privilege not often accorded 70 an
'ootgider." II Is entitled "a Holy, Sacred and
Divine Roll from the Lord God Of Heaven to the
inhabitants Of Earth, revealed in the society of
,,Sew Lebanon. Columbia county, State Of isew
York, United States Of America This edition
was published seven years since, Mt the Shakers
establishment at Canterbury, n. II. Itprgtends
70 be reyetation---apd the testimony Of eleven
mighty angels X given, who attended The ,yri-
ting Of tliersil One of the angels isnatned Con
sole tcae Jao.mnn shnc and another RreIine &
snan.yce-ten.varen We ne II is bound in yellow,
according to the order from onfigh. Tie book
appears to contain passages from Scripture. al.
Tered, amended enlarged or curtaiIed, with orig.
inai additions or Improvements. as they are pro-
badly deemed necessary, 70 suit the peculiar no.
tons Of ass LIE. II is L very curious volume,
tyen more remarkable. though Of less pretended
antiquity than tae Mormon Bible. q copy Is
ordered % be scot 70 every king or potcntate Of
ChriSten1om, and ono sent tothe Governor Of
Canada come time since was returned or refa-
sed
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(. a !, GARp TO TIE LADIES.

Dr. ObfUstofb tSULDES EIsNAPE PILLS Iufal
BE in removing oppages irregularities nensss
These PMS nothing ne, used By the Doe.
Tor for many years. both IA france America With nm
pasaielsd EueeesS In every case, and urged By many
thousand Iadies who have them, make tn. PHI. pub.
for the alteration u those rom any Irregular
tiles Ehafsyer,as ven hose ladies those
health viii permit increase Of family Pregnant fe-
males Or those 70 cautioned
against using these Ps. tie pre1aJeor assumes no re-
sronsb afier the a1nontion although tieIr mild
ness reuid injury health; osterri-e these
PMS are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81. SOLD wholesale and retail by
LkUGiiLTss BusHrIRLD,
GsHr AGENTS for Ohio county, 80 % Monroe 81. s
Aisofor sale by 7. II. LOGAN & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
orders must be addressed 70 tie above General
they xisupa the frasat prices, and send
the Pills eon1denaally ladies by mall by enclosing 81 70
either, ~ the Wheeling Post4ofHee.
y. DDrs Duponcos Golden pms signature ~ Dupon-
CO., so1 genuine. Ror get
Circular % Agents. sp25-1y
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WORTH5I Is.zN(lWTNfs

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are tess p-eaatlrs ua1assEI ! = dsty so-e-e
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Pre- d. 81 $40 ~ sStsls. FOR saie b LAC5HLIss
BUsHSIRED. whes=tsIs b-zz-isss novl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-24

RsitaeAb Breckiaridge Coal Oh has re-
Gently attracted great attention on the part Of
;ae Massachusetts, miiroad men, and others
yiioso calingB demand the consumption ofmueh
abreatias or burning auid- II has also At
ength caught the regard Of the Gcyerninedt, III
Ways cautious in the adoption Of new discoyer.
g crinyentionT. Experiments have been made
yitll II which place It's vnlne and excellence be-
fond all question. Itisclaimed % be superior
2 winter.ssrained sperm oil forsvclume, purity
bf light and durability.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-24

TezATy Win ExeIAsD. The treaty With
Great Britain concluded By slr. Dallas, and 70
which recent reference has been made, il Is now
lated arrived .. Washington several weeks ago.
tsetlles all questions heretofore existing rela-
iye % Central Ateeriea, and all other subjects
4 dispute between the British and American
ioyefnments5 excepting the claims by tic Hud-
on's Bay and puget's Soand Agricultural COM.
aaies, relative to alleged right undef the trea
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g. r. X. JA,.rs, orptos o. yiscisfA snFir.
The Charlottesville Allocate has been inforn-
that Mf. g. p II. james. the British Consul
I Richmond, mid, after examining Mr.. Wares
pa u. john r. Woods sheep, At the late fair.
lat their best ores were tho iinest be ever saw,
lther II this country or at tho great sgricuitu-
,ifhnwt n Englsrd
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1;c11s ii aiSzgzst1s1 ard .ea-n ilo7s
szFI Hle reople i've, Ard see what plezs5rs
4 ztfcs1s filers y 1cseolle s1rznzs- zs-sisist
hen. II f~E housz Ee zfssIl - ar arar. BIT
p1r heart III olte:l 10 dreams. u fezs- RI
4 lttse riise ard tle sEsises md s.i1sazss ii
R1css geaeroEls hearted pec,1e.
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the p5EsT. 70 direct ard control Ia sonls n1ezs-
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credit IS the Stats Is itpust aSrest the PsogseEs
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pT0yefosnt already commenced, wniist u Is OBJ
y50fz, tlIat oBin1 % tie vast amount d labor
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wofszs ~ vel a. 20 the condition % our Gnaa-
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sreeeHz Of her system of improvement, and the
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frse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-24

oEtEx11L CgASGzs = We see 1t stated in our
exchange that the Turkish Sultan daily APP
proaches, more and more, the habits and Gus
toms Of civilization. With the race Of Gilman
it has always been the custom to keep the heir
apparent to the throne closely confined to the
harem; but the present Sultan's son Is permitted
to ride all about the country on horseback, aud
go out boating in his eqt1ue. Some day he viii
be caught, we fear, in conspiracy against the
Moslesn head, and, growing ambitions, viii
snatch the reins of government from his fathers
hands, should the latter be in no hurry to give
up the enjoyment ofiife aud luxury here, in or
der t.. get a glimpse of the honris that people
the Mehammedan heaven Of hereafter.
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Anbrotypes for 81.

<AhiAD1o1J PSS 4oI 91.
PARTRIDGE,at bis and spacious rooms, With facii
ties for operating and arrangement Light equal
any n the country, and far superior any city,
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the eoantty. He prepared make Ambrotypes
be sent BY mall wisout postage Also 10 set
them ihlcekes and pins. price Dasuerreotypes
Pictures good exhibited
and warranted 10 last foi ages unchanged.
Allkinds Of materials usel In Tie business for
RoomEeast side Of Main above Monroe, owes Marsh
Tayior.s store aus1s
Tar orxsIion serrinp.-ADAsis awarded the frat
premium for the best Daguerreotype likeness At the late
ssir IN tiseity Also. The best display IA
aerreoypes osr Hrspasp VIII Be given aug
Glass Silver plate Gail Gallery. i36 Main street,
Onion, examine hi. Dasuerreo-
types and Photographic. octii
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.oS the 18th Of September, two companies OF.
overland emigrants arrived at Salt Lake. having
performed the entire distance, from the borders
of civilized life 1, 300 miles on foot, and drag
ging their personal effects on hand carts, There
were in the train young and old of both sexes
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Tn Save Tk1cz An. Ssrra Cseo1.rxs5
= z rsentioreI The s ses os szFe-y o. Issssrs-
Day N connection viii tie Detnoc-sfic party
" Z reeatt1n : ts-lzy II esrrretioss sitis tie
tie Al trictiny TIE ssre trade + 4 brsrs M
~ ne irssit1ticas n tie catf that I st-Ikes
CIR f5sz n soS5sty ION the recognition Or Al
lsg.ltsleti zosI5s that 4 tzTztyses tie er,er@
gssof tilose sgi.o l-old poFf IL that IL re-
taeTal go1id n tine rs - 4 s5efe II prospesify
zIsd tilst. 70 The :seitfl = sttFibltzhie
LIE sfs1zcfs1 81 EztionaiiE-a IN The recent con-
testss tlst sre can IsITe sleesz agzi1. znd mt
tie relaOyzl ~ 4 as fntlef
arre-sure Of interest - q duty 70 the Def.s5
orztle party aud re wolld Ilow sb0sr that the
Sssts q sSsGta Gzso.ila has direct and yFtsi
ilte1est ID the elsestlo4
The pestticn Ne nor occupy & ol5e Of ahase-
sEelt e ealIlot l.lg oar Institution % or
hsAEts I'D JET cosr1F with tue gerieFzI yoyeEr.-
meat = deeszrilS the act, by which Il has been
brplAg1s about pirzeys IT this FORM Or soese-
II - right; i'm tfle i@tuTe offhfns there can
fse zStiosI 81 llael rsee = fro.El that Union
tfie1 eonles fqTIp 81 sociefy trne 10 It's mem
PsoSress, there ez1 be no wrong ri The natural
IFezss - such formation. IT'S the assr;ip tina
81 esd u slavery that suzts1nx restrictions on
tie slave tT1de Without this there could Be
10 s0.itasy rsord against IT. II sc1Id Be Iog5-
cal IN thoss who favor natrisnopy 70 Object to
tlH ksIstic ttterelgls u IN fFlizf-
ever ingenuity re Disguise the AT Ne abz1dSn
The defenes Or sAvers when we Tefuseto repnsil-
ale restriction % the Have trade And vet 10
abandon, the printipse. bat persist IN the pTac
ice 70 war Ike osttlaxs for : position which We
eaanot claim the right 70 defend; OF 70 become
the miserable IEendieants for the federation Of
vice which ne eoufssz 70 be offensive 70 ealignt-
ened sense, Is . condition Of defasefnelt which
He esDnot disguise, and which i inconsistent
nth the attitude and hopes Of nagrauimons
peopIe
That abaseaneat IS nat only uni becoming, but
Il e gratuitoas. We gin no Eiends, for there
are none 70 defend t5ose who win not defend
themselves We avoid no controversy. far il IS
weakness and not strength that invites attack
seare u no such helpless condition as 70 depend
dpos' fozbesFaree, for when We rose 10 tie issue
we sEept away the restrictions OF the Missouri
colnpronise- By fhatact Of intrepidity Inspired
respect which has iyen US success Ia the resi-
aential contest. add there IS reason 70 beliere
tnats u ErIn and true 70 ourselves we can sweep
away this other structure of1eieiai sentiment
about the firm Of orr society, and stand more
assured and powerful thsnswe can ever stand
without
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PArEST AEDIcISEs.
de es: eopse.e asssfi.s. IN -ser -u.speres $. and
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sres. EGEzEs Pax. $. r. casisnaiI sas czIsoTn.a.
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f:h hozrseaess, =esziss, t. II 50. get bostte
p;s.s.As, SAB zaa easetasl
70. sel=y TN IosAs 4 co.
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WheeIing island Property

FOX SALE.
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FR4SSIS z. ARMSTRONG,
$50 Aftsy IN fsexfo-
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I'M PORT q Mt
To THOSE USING
STAR AND ADAM NTINE

CANDLES.
attention Of ,s Pnbe l. invited TO The tia.
y most Of the Star and erasrtne Candle olered FOR
DEFICl EsNT' IN Weight.
80 at what ssoa for pound weighs hut fourteen
OF niteen ounces and as8 far stYt
iEo taTee and eysa nye pounds per This loss dots
not Ia nnea the Wholesale aleF sel1 packages n
ts AtfAED WEIGHT, uo RetsflsTs Via sen BY
upon the eolisuInerss Who thus pay for ehons
The subscribers have aIEays Eikde ff I'm six
lee onnees 20 the pound and raeagss nt ne real
sslt Eteh may s assertaRe b testing te1n As their
eNp5ieee IN the hsness eIabies them eer al Article
quality 10 any in The niarSef, they solicit ne "a
sho desire 70 study their interest,"
f.4f ~ tne same time eicouEaEe dealing
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