Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
FOR 1855.
SUSTAIN YOUR OWN STATE PAPER.

The GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN will enter upon
the fifteenth year Of its publication, January 1, 1885, with
many and noticeable improvements The unparalleled
Of THE FREEkAN the supervision of its
present CONDUCTOR the largely increased and rapidly in
ereasng ereuatiOnbeing the largest attained
by paper In the State compells the publisher
his thanks to the public and to offer still greater induce
nents to subscribers for the coming year. Aware Of
increasing responsibility in conducting it, number Of
the first political writers in the State have retained
and assisted by hundred contrib
ut0rs it will than ever, be the aim make THE
FREEEAE the most entertaining and useful Family News
paper in the country, and especially to make it paper
for the people Of the Green Mountain State Three orig
Historical Tales have been procured at great
written expressly for its columns the present year, and
user gii be published the coming year. 0ne-hird
reading natter given in The FREEMAN than in ell
of the other political papers published at the Capital
and 1t will be steadily increased.
La the MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT will always be found
useful collection of original and selected artices-His-
toral Tales, Sketches Of Travel Natural History, &c.
&c. nunber Of Original Tales now in preparation,
written expressly for The FREEMAN.
The FARMER DEPARTMENT will possess increased attrac-
oas the agricultural people Of the State, from the in
number OF nome
now manifested in agricultural matters.
Among the POLITICAL Contributors to The FREEMAN are
many Of the most talented in the State, which, together
with the selections will render this department par
tieulary interesting the literary asprant. "a eritica
proposed be introduced for the benefit of al
concerned person shall be found willing t.
accept the position.)
In the SOCIAL CIRCLE Department subscribers recog
nj uew and II ma heeyp their testimony a yalu
able the Family Paper. Its columns uude
the immediate supervision of person of high moral char
sectaran, but embracing
and good counsel for both the old and young Here
engaged goodly number Of lady contributors who hay
taken upon themselves furnish weekly articles for it
space
POLITICALLY, THE FREEMAN will be independent and ope
discussions upon all subjects whateyer but its nuenc
w always be found in favor Of the great principles of tn
Declaration of Independence, that all men are create
free and equal and endowed with the nalienable rights
lie, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness 1t will msnai
high moral tone upon the subject Of reform in all evil
that degrade debase human nature while upon til
subject of Slavery it will aim at step, possible. in
of the regular Republican doctrine believing tins
the people of Vermont prepared to meet Ae issu
where 1t is left by the friends of the institution In TIL
department have large number Of able and wfiiin
contrbuors, which warrants US in saying hat IHE Rel
MAN has confidence OF those who most have the pro-
perity of the State at heart.
The NEws COMMENTS department is under the spt
cal supervision OF the Editor and will always contain
full and carefully prepared digest Of whatever is passn
in the State nation, congressional and foreign
= together with such comments as suggested Aear
report Of the city and State ma
kets will be given each week.
In all these departments such communications, Col
tributions and suggestions friends please
to make, will always be thankfully received And v
wish readers to take upon themselves furnish
. items OF news, discussions, reports Of experiments,
political suggestions will for the best inteyest
the people, and the prosperity of the great staple pursu
Agriculture.
entire dress, Of and type, and it wi
always be printed plain and oil good paper
The enemies Of Morality, Freedom and Free Spec
have done and doing much to decrease the eireula
that where is induced to withdraw his name
J be obtained to take his place. We employ no traven
agents. wishing the public troubled by strangers tea
u ing subscriptions and also much prefer such names
acquainted and such persuaded by the superiori
Of THE FREEMAN to voluntarily send US their
therefore, ask subscribers and friends to show
FRxEuAs to their friends and neghbors, and solicit the