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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

The MINNESOTA ELEcTloN.-The election
for delegates to the Constitutional Conven-
ton in Minnesota, appears to have been
carried by the Democrats The last re-
turns Indicate the election of thirty five
Democrats to eleven Republicans. 1t is
asserted however, that there was vast
amount of illegal voting. 1t is said that
the crews OF twenty steamboats, voted at
the different polls until the managers were
satisfied. The evidences Of the fraud were
so manifest that even the local Democratic
papers could not blink the matter. The
Pioneer and Democrat says
1.-The vote polled was unprecedently largo-so
large, indeed, as to create el-fuundcd suspicious
Of fraud to most shameful extent. On this sub
ject, however, we will defer all comments, until
placed in possession of reliable evidence. While
the success of the Democratic party is result in
which we feel q vital interest, shall never
countenancc the commission of illegal acts to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

PorAroEs-The Brattleboro Phoenix says
there has been brought into that village
since the first of October last, over 81 900
bushels of potatoes, mostly for the Boston
and New York markets,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

BoDY FoUND.-W learn from the Swanton
journal that the body Of Ahira Bennett,
who was drowned in Missisquoi Bay, Oct
Il, 1886, was found last Saturday at the
mouth OF Missisquoi River, An inquest
was held on the body. a silver hunting
watch, sixteen dollars in bills, and other
papers were found on the body.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE PLAINLY STATED
The recent democratic state convention Of
Texas defined the doctrine Of squatter
sovcrcignty-in the following plain and
honest words:
" Resolved, That the citizens Of tho Southern
states have the indefeasible right to carry their
slaves into any territory belonging to the United
States, and there to exercise and enjoy all the
rights Of ownership and property, as freely and as
fully as in the state from which they migrate;
and that any interference with or obstruction to
the enjoyment and exercise of their rights, as
southern citizens, by the Government of the Uni
ted Stttos, ar by the Inhabitants Of any terrifory,
would be violation Of the rights of the Southern
states, which they possess as sovereign states
and co-cqual members of the American cOnfeder-
acy.'
The prctcncc Of the authors of the Nebras-
ka bill, has been that the people of the ter
ritory might exclude slavery if they chose.
Their action has becn exactly in accordance
with the doctrine laid down above. 1t is
pleasant, for once, to find the preaching
and practice of the Democracy consistent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

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nchahcc Oh the bogus laws
by the Kansas letters below, which we
cut from the Boston journal it will be seen
that in m,ss convention tho cit,,,,s Of
,-,,,.,r.,
h'Wron'o i'"No ooiu'y refused 10 DC aSSossco
under the bogus laws oil the sham Loslsla-
turc. A committee was arponted to wait
,,,, ro a.. ,t,ii . 80. 4.
vac ''i "',0 '''' "
nn"ho "sSessncit' WHO WAS oruereu 10 leave
the city within one hour. lie left.
LAWRENCE. X. r.. June |. 1887.
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e. p,Da, ~ ,s oh,.o,, D. en- A..
choir and T,nnan and ph;ilins ~ s no., et0
aries. A committee of five was appointed
gone elnoncnt and tollinr sneecbes Here bv
mada bv .Indge Conwav Ray Goo ~ INF
chinson : n Wood ESQ and other gentIe
men who smoke words which came flowing
with fire from the very heart
At this time William Hutchinson tho
chairman of the committee. renorted "a fol-
lows.
u1,.,,. worrdor,.,d ,,,,.,
IN la nsnu,v SboriT anJ pS
the authority of the Bogus Legislature. is now in
midst, and whereas we utterly repudate the
authority of all persons claiming to be officers of
tnat teglSlatuTGi anI whereas the money so
nn n;ain hs o' peop'e mas oeen,
tho expenses incurred in burning hotels and nri,
vate dwellings, destroying printing presses. sack
ing towns and plunderng the property and out
raging the dearest rights Of our citizens; there
lore, MT
meeting no good citizen will in any manner fur.
nish 'oid and comfort to the Assessor or Collec-
tor OF Taxes, or render to him list of the valua
''n d ms Pr"pei'y'
,hIi.hrL ', '. h, "i1ns .,g If'nt,p.'s es
rcscntltion and taxation are insrnar aII we
will never violate that principle by the voluntary
payment of any taxes levied by the present Ter
rn9nal Legislature
~, n'S'..s"' Inat committee OF hVe be appoint
for llrir .i,m,t,'rc " an our o''i@chs
R..ar.J TLat n co,,nittco 81 cyo ,orso,,s ho
appointed to present copy of these resolutions to
any person who may visit this community in the
snnrc o. an assessor or collector OF taxes and
MA, W"i copy Dc sent TO MS hAce'iehcy governor
GA motion the following committee
was appointed to carry out the fourth rcso-
lution--M essrs K Morrow, G.. ". Dietzler.
Charles Stearns, John Cook. and q. ".
lIutchison
The following gentlemen were elected to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

In the Police Court of Bangor, the other
day, says the Wing, u colored man named
Barronctt, who was sued for II debt of
twenty dollars, put in a special plea that
that under the late decision of the United
States Supreme Court by Judge fancy, he
is not a citizen Of the United States, and
therefore can t sue in any court, nor be
sud. The learned counsellor for the plain
tiif being a bunker of the most hunkerish
stripe, Immediately upon reading the plea
liciously said that the counsellor had fears
for his political standing if he dared oppose
the decision Of Judge fancy,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

RoBERT BuRNG, aged : , eldest son of the
famous Scottish poet OF that name, died at
Dumlrics, Scotland, May II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

From EUROPE. rhe United States Mail
steame E,'csso@, from Liverpool on the 9th
ult., arrived at New ork the 10Th. The
news is four days later. The Niagara
was about to proceed to Liverpool for the
shipment of the Telegraph cable. The
Sranish-Mcxican question remains in statu
qno, 1t is announced that the British East
India Company have soizcd the Islands of
Perrin in the Straits Of B4belmandcl and
completely commanding the entrance to
the Red Sea. The act is done under AN.
thority oil the treaty, concluded some two
years ago, by which the Company was to
occupy the islands. Later intelligence from
China represents Commissioner Yen as for.
tiiyins himself and making great prcpara-
tons for the approaching war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

EraStus f. Camp, of Montpelier, has
been appointed by the Governor, Sergeant
alarms, IN place of Mr., Stevens, deceased
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19


VERIFY THEY HAVE THEIR REwARD.-We
have already noticed the appointment of
some man, unknown to iame-who, it
seems, had written a history of sham Demo.
crazy, which found him favor in the eyes of
the administration, IN the place of POstmas-
ter Bailey Of Boston (removed) an excellent
officer much liked by all parties, but who
had written no history. Other items of the
same sort are multiplying.
Thus Rev. y. NJ. Fitch has been appoint
ed Indian agent for the northern peninsula
of Michigan. lie is a Methodist clergyman.
and at the Michigan conference, last fall
was the solitary opponent of series of
resolutions conforming slavery as an anti
christian institution.
Seth Kinsman, the California hunter, who
gave The president chair made of buck 3
horns, has received an appointment to some
Indian agency on the Pacific coast, worth
about $500 per annum. Of course Mr..
Buchanan must now expect 20 receive a
perfect avalanche Of chairs, canes, jlckniyes
and other toys from his anxiousy eApcctant
admirers, who are willing to sacrifice them
selves in the service Of their country.
The Fourth.
Agreeably to the call Of many citizens, ,
published in the Free Press Of the 18th
inst, Il meeting was held in the Town Hall
for the purpose OF making preliminary ar
engagements for an appropriate observance
Of the day.
The meeting was organized by the ap-
pointment Of Cap. NJ. l.. Church chair
man and F. Aiken Secretary. Mr.. Blackman
introduced the following resolution,
R"olr d, That deem ,rpedisnt 10 cslsb,ats III,
Fomth Of JNly moIt, IN this place. The resolution
was unanimously passed
Edwin Harvey, Esq, presented the fol-
lowing
Rssoircd, That there be committee of ten APP
| pointed by the Chairman, to make and complete
the arrangements for the celebration. The resolu-
ton was passed and the following Com. was APP
pointed.
l.. f. Chittenden ESQ,
j. \. Pomroy
Hon. ID. \. Smalley
Cheney Kilbourn
Edward Loomis
l.. 5. Drew "
5. 5. Smith
VIM. Brinsmaid "
q 5. Blodgett
Capt. y. b, Proctor -
On motion OF Mr.. Sawyer. it was voted
that the proceedings Of the meeting should
be published in each of the papers in this
place.
The meeting then adjourned smc-d,e on
motion Of Mr.. Drew
NJ. l. CHURCH Chairman.
+. A. AIKEN Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-06-19

We return again to the Free Press. The
paper passed in 1882 from the control of
Mr. Foot into the hands Of II. b. St,cy
Esq, who had been connected with it from
the first as printer and then as associate rub.
Usher, by him it was sold in 1916 to Gen.
D. W. c, Clarke, who in 1913 established
the Daily, and who was succeeded in 1853
py the present owners and editors. The
Free Press has grown some in the thirty
years Its size at the commencement was
just that of our present Daily or a little loss
than half the size of the present Weekly.
and 1t was sold at $3.50 to village subscrib-
ers and $500 to mail subscribers The
paper it was printed on would now be
worth about 81, rs ream, and then cost
probably less than that. The paper we use
in our Weekly costs US three times that.
In those days flour was five dollars barrel,
potatoes twenty cents bushel, butter l2
Gus cheeSe to u cents II pound-and sub.
Stan''aI custom made boots SO pair. The
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SHOCKING DEArH.-A young man named Jacob
Smith was killed on the 9th ult., near Farview,
Cumberland county, Pa, by bull which he had pur-
chased some time ago. He undertook to cross field
in which the ball was confined, and had got about
half way over, when the animal made after him, and
before he could get out Of the field had reached him.
The bull struck him with his horns, and flung him
into the air, and afterwards paved him with his
forefeet in dreadful manner. Several persons wit
messed the affair, but could not relieve Smith, who
has since died.