Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-25
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GES. JACKSON AND Mr.. BucuANAN The let
ter of Mr. Blair, which we this week comulen 20
gives history of Mr.. Buchanan,
which will interest every one Of our readers. 1t
shout be read by everybody ia the Union.
Rev. I. Starr King, Of Boston, will give
Lyoeum Lecture in the Free Church in this vii
lage, on Thursday evening at IL o'clock -
Subject" Substance and Show" Admittancc
Is cents.
We can assure any who may wish to hear
Mr.. King, upon the authority of men Of sound
sense, that his lecture will be fully equal to
those delivered by Messrs Chaplin and Bcecher
on previous occasions
CoRREcrIoS.-The Wdtchman led us into II
mistake last week, as to the death of WIN. S.
Clark, Esq Mr.. Clark declares that he is still
alive. The mistake probably occurred fom the
fact of his taking very active part in the cleo
ton in his town. Randolph, and is now in favor
Of Fremont and Freedom. for which some worth
less scamp paraded his name as given among
the deaths in Our last week S issue.
WALToN's DAILY will be published as usual
during the session Of the Legislature. twill
be unusually interesting, owing to the imlor
tant business to come before the General Assem-
bly,. Price of journal, post paid, $l,0O, in
advance.
ThAT WEDDING AFFAIR his not come off j..
which was advertised in the freeman y few
weeks since but 4 letter passed through our
1as, destined for the fair one. II few day
..e'. aad Messrs Herrick & Page have just res
ved a new and complete assortment of ull
kinds Of Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear--Jesse CATERS and Fremont Rocky Noun
tain Boots Call and SO.
REMrMjuREp. Mrs b. (thNt sounds odd to
us) received a fine bag of apples from one of
our farmer sui scribers, gratis; in acknowldg-
ment for which she desires us to say that they
are received with many thanks and good wishes
for the happiness and prosperity of him and
his better q half.
GOLD Gold has been discovered in Warren
the most, however, we think ONES from the
abundant harvests it always affords its farmers.
The NATURE OF THAT WisM-The Orleans
Standard after saying that liberal slice of
cake had been sent it in fee for publishing a
marriage notice, says:
May they, for their kind remembrance al
least once year-have - pledges Of affection y
rise up around their hearth stone, who shall call
them blessed"
Henry Powers and Henry Northrup escaped
from Jail in Irasburgh last week. NorthruF
was arrested and two hundred dollars is offered
for Powers arrest They were helped out by i
young man by the ntm,-of Harding who pried
of the CRATE from the vent hole. lie is also
under arrest
GGv. REFDER FOR FREMoNT.-The Evening
Post has letter from Gov Reedcr in which he
declares himself in favor of, and anxious fo
COL Frenopts election. We shall publish the
letter soon.
Hon. j. I. Marston, the former editor ant
publisher Of the VI. Patriot has written stron!
letter in favor of Fremont and Freedom, which
shows w,ll tho f,alng OF all tn, honsst Democ
racy upon the Presidential question. We re
greet that our columns are too crowded for it
publication this week.
MIcuIaAN.-A correspondent in Michigan in
forms us that there has been little rain for tn
past three months and that the crops are suffer
ing severely. A frost on the 9th ult destroyed
vines, &c, to considerable extent. He says
"We are all Fremont men except Office holder
and bachelors
young man by the name of Davidson, rob
bed an freshman named Baldwin Of twenty-sev
en- dollars, in ,maicl list week. He has beef
arrested and committed to .mil.
As the mail train on the railroad was comm
out OF Waterbury. on Tuesday, two boys in
dulgcd Il propensity for mischief by thrown!
stones at the Misunderstanding three windows
One of the stones, passed near lady and Gu
her face. Conductor Fletcher immedatel
stopped the tain and tracked the boys to
school .housc, where he secured the Offenders
two lads named Allen p. Jewctt and Willial
Wilkins. The boys were ut once taken
Northfel, and put under bonds for trial,
New YoRk.-The New York Republican Sta
Convention at Syracuse, on the 18th inst, non
mated John A King Of Long Island for Go
ernor, and Henry e. Seldom for Lieutena1
Governor. The Convention was large and Ell
thusiastic, and there is no doubt of a sweepir
vote for Fremont in November.
4 piece Of the nose Of old Mansfield mou
tain computed to weigh 1000 tons, fell from
high elevation, some 400 feet on Thursday, Il
Dist ut.
The American candidate for Lieutenant Go
ernor of Missouri is elected by lSS pluralit
So Mr.. Buchanan carries The South even.
The Americans and Republicans of Mass
chusptts have united upon Fremont and Da
ton Electoral Ticket.
We notice the name Of Thomas X Doty, f
mcrly Of this place, as associate Editor and Pa
Usher Of the potsdan tN..X } Freeman, 4sl
cess to him.
On the 10th inst, two large barns belongi
to Hon. George Green, of Swanton, were bur
cd with all their contents Near the barrs "
o large stack of hay containing over TWEEN
tons. which was also burned. Loss, 81 500
Insurance, 1878.
The Patriot says that ex-Gov Baker is mol
Fremont democrat, moro reliable papers say he
The Wing National Convention ut Ballimt
endorsed Fremont So the w higs and Buck IN