Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

Court OF New DIX nave OIueIeu du III UNI
ton against the contemplated removal of the
rails on that part of the Railroad from Alba
ny to Eagle Bridge. which is between the
Junction and Eagle Bridge. The removal of
rails so far as necessary for repairing the
road, the Court says is allowable; but not
with 4 view to stop running the road.
bits from the New Y ork Hsraid,l
The GAME UP. "There is no question of a
doubt but that the recent election in Penn
sylvanil settles the Presidential question
and places Abraham Lincoln in the Presi-
tial char Our New York merchants aud
inanciers may as well look this fact fairly
and squarely in the face for no other version
can be placed upon the result in the Key
stone State. The best thing that they can
now do is to lock their money up in their
vaults and keep it out of the hands of poll
tcians. The republicans need no funds or
speakers, and their opponents cannot
change the result with the fortune Of
Rothsohild. The jig is up, gentlemen, look
at it as you will"
QUESTION FOR TIE SECEssIONISTS. "PeOple
are beginning naturally to look towards the
South and ask what the people there are
going 10 do. The South has for few years
past been threatening di6uniOn and seces-
sion, and all kinds of movements, in the
eyens of the triumph Of a Northern faction,
aud N the present aspect of affairs 1t Is
ab0us time now that the Southern people
should be making arrangements for their tu-
turc course. If the politicians and orators
of the South rightly represent the feelings
Of the people, here is q strong inclination
towards secession in South Carolina, in
parts Of Viz, IN Alabama and other States.
Mr.. Yancey has just delivered a very elo-
queIs speech IN this city, in which he touch
ell upon many points concerning the inter-
ests ii his section of the country, but did not
solve tic problem, what they ara going to
do down there. -
PAkIC AaoNG OFFICE HOLDERS. d" There is
no c-sss In the country among whom the in
Gications of the issue Of the Presidential
election, which the late returns from Penn
sylvania present, have produced more con-
sternutiOn than the Office holders in every
quarter of the country. Should the cleo
ton result in Lincoln 5 success there will be
the cleanest sweep in all federal Offices that
has ben seen since the first election Of Jack
SON"
The death Of Harrison and Taylor check
ed the progress Of removals, and in each
case the restoration Of anothe regime Legat
a partial restoration Of the office holders
LINCOLN 100 Touch. I'm the event Of Lin
coins election there will be a tough old nail
splitter in pOwer-a singed cat with nine
lives, who is not likely to be killed by the Of
fee hunters, but will very probably live cut
his term. And what arawiul rush Of Of
fee hunters there will be 49,
\ HoUsE-c1EAEINe A GOOD THf>c. at Will
the public Offices. both at Washington and
everywhere else, swept clean, and depart
meu,s well washed and scrubbed out all
tt. Tickings and steal.n-s which have been
gong on, well ventilated and made public
for where so much stealing has leaked OUT
in spite Of all the efforts to conceal it. there
must be a great deal more which has not
been discovered. -
y wrctched editor, who hash any wife 20
take care of him, went the other night To a
ladies fair. He says be saw there IAN ar
ticlc' which he ''tain would own, but it was
uol for sale lie declares that since that
night, he is unanimously vre,chei." As
The article was bound in hoops, the reader
is lei, to infer that il was either girl Ur
KEY Of whiskey. They are both calculated
10 make wretch ''wrapturOus"