Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-10-27


With which shall the union be made Which
will give the greatest strength to the republic
ans for the presidential campaign? If tie an
ti-Lecompton democrats come in they bring Col.
Forney as their candidate for clerk or printer,
and detach themselves and him thoroughly from
the democratic party and, for all reasonable
possibilities, from Douglas himself They are
agreed substantially with the republicans on
the slavery question, and could work with them
openly in resistance to slavery encroachmcnts,
and give them working majority on this ques-
ton in the House. They would also bring sub
stantal aid to the republican candidate IN the
presidential election IN states where aid would
be needed and in effect the union of the indie
pendent democrats with the republicans in the
organizing of the House would consolidate the
former and large classes of their constituents
with the latter
On the contrary, if the republicans unite
with the South Americans, it will be simply for
division of the Offices and not with any pros
pect of their uniting upon the same prcsiden.
tial candidate in 1860
The New York Journal Of Commences Wash
ington correspondent says that much confidence
is felt there in the favorable result of the elect
ion in New York in November. It is even de-
clared that the Democratic ticket will prevail
BY majority of forty thousand
On the other hand, Mr.. Buchanan 8 favorite
organ at the North, the New York Herald says
that probably very few Democrats doubt the sue
cess of the Republicans in the New York elect
ion. The Herald sings the following Democrat
ic dirge:
" The Democratic party-the late all power
full national Democratic party-has, we appre-
bend, finished its career The recent northern
elections, from Pennsylvania to Minnesota, all
tell the same story of its demoraized and sink
ing condition. We presume that New York
and New Jersey will sing the same music in
November, and that thus the opposition will be
found in the substantial occupation of every
northern State this side Of the Rocky Noun,
tains."
HALF FARE.-rhe papers on the west side of
the State publish the following
All those DESTROYS of seeing the new State
House, can now do 50 at half fare. From Mon
day, Oct. 81, to Saturday, Oct 49, the Rutland
d Burlington and Vermont Central Rail Roads,
will sell tickets for fare one way. Said tickets
good for six days after purchase.
ADJOURNED After very creditable despatch
of business for ten days since the converting
of the Legislature, the members on Friday last,
took recess until Tuesday, to enable them to
visit their families, and see that all were well,
snug, and to be warm in comfortable homes,
while they are detained away. Happiness to
these several households. Business was resumed
on Tuesday.
WINTER ON THE WHITE MoUNrA1Ns.--Mr.
Boyce Il have heard that there has been an
offer of some three Thousand dollars to any one
who would winter on the White Mountains.-
II there has been such an OFFER for that pur-
pose, to your knowledge, please to inform me
through the Freeman, and also who made it,
and obhge an ENQUIRER.
If any one who sees the above, wishes to pay
for winters experience on the White Noun
tains, he will please give us his address.
The number of visitors to Mansfield Mountain
the past season, has been so great that the sum-
iAlo HOuSC CHSCGcu III 1910, lldb Uc6u lUuIIi UUO
small to accommodate them, and its proprietor,
W. Il. II. Bingham, Esq, has already contract
ed for the building of an addition to it, at an
expense of $500, to be in readiness by the LIST
of June, 1860.
i REPUBLICAN DELEGATE ELECTED IN NEBRASKA.
We learn feom advices from Leavenworth, of
Oct. q, that intelligence had reached there d.
rect from Nebraska City, that Daily, Republ-
can, was elected delegate to Congress by ma
jority Of 4S over Estabrook, Democrat
Our latest advices from Kansas put the ma
jority for the new Constitution at from 5000 to
7000 1t will be remembered that some Demo-
cratic sheets in this section published predic-
tons of its defeat.
The official returns from 48 counties of Penn
sylvania show an Opposition majority for Sur
veyor General, of IS, l40 On joint ballot of
the two houses, the Opposition majority will be
80. That will do for this year.
Iowa Observation-Disclosures counties in
Iowa give Kirkwood $780, and Dodge 1888.
The same counties in 1857 gave Lowe 259 ma
jority.
Que of the Harper's Ferry Rioters, named
Cook, escaped, and is said to be making his way
to Canada, having been seen In Pennsylvania on
the Dist. He's as safe as Underground Railroads
can make him.
new and much enlarged edition Of :" Tho
Poets and Poetry of Vermont" with steel
engraving of John g. SAKE, will be issued in a
few days by Brown, Taggard & Chase, of this
city. This work has already had a very extend
ed sale in Vermont, and among the many repre-
sentatives of that State scattered throughout
I the Union. The new edition is issued In excel
lent style and binding. 1t makes handsome
duodecimo.
The Atlantic Monthly has become the proper.
4 ty of Ticknor & Fields. This disposal of the
magazine will meet with general favor at home
and abroad. The November number will ap
pear under the new auspices on the Goth inst.
o MONTPELIER YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssocIA
n TIoN.-A social meeting is held every Frida,
9 evening, clock, at the rooms of the Associa
= ton, freeman building.
r FIRE IN BARToN.-On Sunday morning thu
9th inst, the new store occupied by G. w
# Smith, was destroyed by fro. A part of tn
l.. contents were saved.-Well insured.
t Has the Patriot heard from the late Octobe
s. elections?
The B. F. Times wants the Freeman - ever