Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02

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= ataaosPhers siiiag loaaiitv; there
now still cooler phsse. Dh Sabbath morn oi
The theflapmeter was below so degrees, So
yop wish TO get TOUT of sultry weather, here
an Opportunity. ''4
L lastMeek. took leave of you at Magog LAX
Another trip over that beautiful sheet of wat
mas added stall more to my admiration of =
scof"Sy' The boat, and Captain Fogg.
O"l q Head is place to be, by no me
ueSPlSea but its summit is, as yet, not Il
reached except by a very fatiguing climb. ;
IS nextto impossible, and wholly impractical
Tor ladies to make the ascent The location
the Mountain House, at its base, is as peasan
DIS - o' but We are sorry to say that we bav
no p same appreciation of the manner j,
ch 1t is kept No one who loves beautifn
scenery, pleasant time, and comfort, will "a;
to enjoy the hospitality of the MeMpbrema. .
House, and its gentlemanly landloI
Buck, at Newport, take a trif, a
to GeorgevilIe, and back the same
Thenext day you can go down to the
visit the Islands and the noted Skin,
and get back to tea. The Mounta
under the command of Capt. Fogg, NAL
trips through the lake, and returns, a1
the Captain is one of the most genial
souled men, no one can fail to appreciate
trip. L understand that new and space
Hotel is soon to take the place of the present
Magog House, which, although neat and we'll
kept, is not large enough to accommodate the
increasing travel
Here at lovely Willoughby shall make nv
principal stay, and SO every one who visits the
Lake region will do, for it is unsurpassed in
loneliness, beauty, and variety of amusement
and enjoyment, and has the purest, bracinp
air. and one of the most commodious, spacious
and well kept hotels in New England. Mr..
Bemls has spared no pains to render it a de-
Slrable resort, and STE by its growing improve
ments ana evidences Of thrift, that his exertions
and the superior attractions of the place, are
i pusJ;, Railroad runs witas.tve
miles Of the Il sssapv3s:ss from which
\! # Msalth ha.. t6e comma1S;;.1E
no;s smer House dpS e,,y,,n afford him most
ielig .e.r1eiffier residence, will add to the
,bagrgs of the place, Other similar residences
IRE in contemplation. There is a good bride
road up the Mountain, and the scene is unsur-
passed in loveliness.
In political matters the editors in charge
must use his best Judgment. haven't seen
paper for week. Be careful, however, that
the flag of Lincoln and Hamlin Still floats at
the masthead.
Col. Bowdish, lately decapitated, has been
taking survey to see how the land lies in this
Northern country, and seems to be feeling as
we'll as could be expected fora man with his
head cut off.
see that the harmonious Democracy have
issued Calls for two Conventional Douglas !
Convention, to be held at Montpelier the Goth,
and Breckenridge Convention at White River
Junction on the 9TH of August The Call for
the Breckenridge Convention is signed by some
five hundred of the good and loyal, who believe
in a Slave Code for the Territories, and the
opening of the Slave Trade. There is, doubt 4
less, to be double Electoral Democratic ii !
ct in every State, and the South will compel
every Democrat to bow the knee to Baal The
Breckenridge Democracy are to be the Dcmocra-
cy, but destined to be In hopeless minority
until they learn that the North have rights as
we'll as IL South. There is fair opportu-
nifty for the Free Democracy of the North, and
the Republicans, to unite on Lincoln, and am
gratiied to see that indications tend strongly
that way. The iron heel of public patronage
is SO hard that it is becoming almost disgrace
to hold an Office under the General Government.
The Postmaster is obliged to abandon his prin-
ciples, and subscribe to the Slave Code, or have
his head taken off This is the secret of the
five hundred names attached to the Call for
Breckenridge Convention. trust that the
Freeman will publish the Call, with the five
hundred ncme8, that the people may see who.
compose this Slave Code party in Vermont