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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14

The citizens of Rutland are making arrange
ments to keep the coming anniversary of our
National Independence in manner beftting the
times.
Dea. Asa Simonds of Peru was killed by the
falling OF a shed near the DEPOT at Factory
Point on the 9th ult.
Ma jor Colby, aged nineteen years, was rur
over by a train of cars last Monday evening
and instantly killed.
AccIDENT.-II. N. Xix, Esq, of Whiting
ham, while crossing the mountain in Sears
burg last week, was thrown from his carriage
with such violence as to cause "a compound
fracture in his leg.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14

IKE CAPITAL GuARDs.-In the encampment,
in the inspection and mastering in, and in the
distribution of uniforms, we observe that our
Montpelier Company ranks next to the Ben
nington (Co. Az. 1t is therefore, in these
matters, placed next to the " post of HONOR ~
although designated rs Company F. in the Gen
eral Order calling it into Camp. Whether this
precedence is given our boys on account of thei,
soldicrly bearing, and general good behavior in
Camp, is not for US to say but we will venture
to predict that, in the hour OF battle, they will
be found not only nert to the post of honor, y
but in the very front rank, where the enemy is tc
be met and glory gained.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
FROM OUR MORNING EDITION.

BALTIMORE, June 10.
The election is proceeding quietly, Gen.
Banksformally assumed command to-day.
New YORK, June I3.
A dispatch to the Post states that no attempt
will be made on Manassas junction until Har-
per's Ferry is taken
Two hundred Irish families in Alexandria
are starving, the meu having been induced to
enlist in the Rebel army.
1t Is known that several individuals have
gone to Europe to fit out prvateers, and many
from the Northern States, The Government is
on their track.
ST.. LOUIS, June IS.
The authorities for weeks have been advised
of an attempt to enlist troops for the Sout hern
army. On Monday night the steamer Platte
Valley was detained at Bonkims Island Battery,
and 16 persons arrested, Is of whom were sub.
scqucntly released.
CuANBERsBRcH, June IS.
Col. Wallace with portion of the Indiana
Zoouaves surprised 500 rebel troops at Romney,
Va, yesterday, and after a brief conflict, com
pletely routed them, capturing some prisoners,
killing two, woundng one, and taking all
their camp equippage.
One of the Zouaves was slightly wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14
IL. winter KDavas EecEeated!
OTHER UNION CANDIDATES ELECTED

WASHINGTON, June ID.
Gen. Butler is to be reinforced at Fortress
Monroe, by ten eastern regiments, Immediately.
The movements Of Romney, Va, reported
yesterday is significant of an immediate attack
upon Harper's Ferry.
The federal force in that region is already
large and is rapidly increasing.
Two Ohio Regiments moved Yesterday from
here, westward.
The defeat of Henry Winter Davis, the Union
candidate for Congress in Baltimore CITY bv the
candidate of doubtful politics, Mr.. May, is gen.
orally regretted. The other Districts have
probably all elected Union candidates.
FORTRESS MONROE, }
via. Baltimore, June A.
There have been no military movements of
Importance to-day. The statement in the dis
patch yesterday that the rebels had retired from
ureat Bethel is true only 80 far as their main
body is concerned, but tho place is still held by
them, and can be reinforced at short notice.
Capt. Davis, LIEUT.. Leamon and Dr. Martin,
OF Col. Duryea's Regiment, entered the enemv's
line with flag of truce and went within half
mile of Yorktown.
They saw formidable battery a, Great Beth
ell but were not allowed to examine the works
From there to Yorktown they were conducted
oy bride paths under escort of sergeant and
four troopers, who met them at New Market
hodges three miles from Hampton to which
the rebel pickets now extend.
lhey were courteously treated by Col. j. B.
Magruder who commanded at Great Bethel J
There is large encampment at Yorktown,
ana the place is being strongly fortified. There
are also batteries between Great Bethel and
Yorktown a..et 31' :.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14
Gov. jackson of Missouri.

The traitOrous Governor of Missouri seems
inclined to make himself as conspicuous in his
treason as his personal safety will admit of, and
to leave no stone unturned to place his State in
open rebellion to the Federal government
After his insolent demands upon Gen. Lyon for
the disbandment Of al! Union Home Guards,
and that no more Federal troops should be al
lowed to enter n iss our, had been most proper
" and quite emphatically refused, it seems the
Governor left for Jefferson City in no very
amabe mood. lie had not gained the point
he desired. The Union men of his State were
not to be deprived of their arms, and their
hearthstopes left unprotected, nor was time to
be & iven the foul IN inons Of treason TO secretly
arm themselves and make doubty sure the ac-
cursed scheme of compelling Missouri to for
swear her allegiance to the Union, and preclpi-
tate her into Jeff Davis Confederacy. But
something must be DONE OF soon Missouri could
not possibly be forced out of the Union. Gov.
Jackson therefore issues long proclamation,
filled with alleged grievances, and rsplete wit h
reservations of his endeavors to have those griev-
ances righted, and civil war averted. He then
calls for fifty Thousand State troops to be armed
and put into active service. doubtless in open
opposition to the General Government
We give entire, in another place, thi5 re.
markable document. 1t seems evident that
bloody collision must soon take place in aissou-
ri. If Gov. Jackson s proclamation is respond
ed to, as doubtless it will be, fierce fratricidal
war must ensue. The Union men OF that State
will not shrink from the contest thus unpat-
uraly forced upon them. The strong arm o.
Federal power must and apW sustain them
The conflict will be fierce and terrible one
but the result is not doubtful God will pros
per the right. Treason must bite the dust
The Union men are arming themselves only for
self protection, and the maintenance of Gov
eminent, Law and Order. If Gov Jackson
and his Rebel hosts choose to inaugurato this
civil war, upon his and their heads will
rest the responsibility of the fearful results that
must inevitably follow.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14

Captain Philips has to. dav visited T..
Monroe with flag Of truce in orercno. ,''''&
exchange of prisoners. IN
There was an alarm last night and +h..,
garrison turned out. "D"'
BALTIMORE, June a
Complete returns from the Third D;st,;.,,
Leary, Union candidate, by 375 ma;ori. '''
This district gave Breckenridge ,saio,itn,
fall. '"''
In the sixth District, so far rs hand g.
the election is in favor of Calvert, the rn;1I
candidate. The result is uncertain. 'D
Nothing from the first district as VT
FREDERICK, Md, June "a
1t was reported by a messenger this morn,
from within mile of Harpers' Ferry, thai Ms
bridge across the Potomac at that rojn, t.1
been blown up and entirely DESTROYED batra's
four and five o'clock this morning.
The explosion was distinctly heard and H.,
smoke of the burning structure seen bv no,,;.,
here.
He also reports that the troops lad se.,
withdrawn from the Maryland sloro and ,so
town Of lIarper's Ferry. evacuated by the no,,
body Of the troops, leaving only a small force
there, probably tie rear guard
New YORK, Juao H.
Stocks arc better.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14

The MASSACHUSETTS, SOLDIER KILLED AT
GREAT BETHEL.-lt is definitely ascertained tina,
among those killed in the unfortunate attack on
Great Bethel, was Francis Il. Souther of Quin-
cy. He was member of the Hancock Light
Guard, Colonel Packard. Mr.. Souther was
an estimable young man, twenty five years Of
age, and leaves a wife and Two children When
he was on his way gentleman of this city as
ked HIM if he had everything by way of out
except Bible which want was ilnmedia tel y
supplied Boston Journal
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14

The uniform of the Second Regiment is made
from durable grey cloth, and consists of hock
coat and pants. The coats are trimmed with
blue, and the pants have stripe of blue on the
outside seams. The general appearance of the
uniform, taken as whole, is very neat and ap-
propriate.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-14

Philadelphia, June y. A large flag has
been purchased here, to be displayed on the
Washington National Nlonument on the 4th of
July, at The hight Of 200 feet The amount was
orpised by subscription among VIC citizebs Of
Washington. e. OBJ '.#t -.i % o
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
A Union State Convention for the
Fourth OF July.

Our Sen Francisco Dispatch Informs Us
that the Union Democratic State Central
Committee have determined upon ignoring
all party divisions of the past, and have call
ed Union State Convention to be held ut
Sacramento on the Fourth of July. The ei5l-
ty.tffth anniversary of the birth d'y of
American Independence. The old Issues OF
the past have been disregarded, and the un-
conditional Union men Of the state are iu-
vited to elect delegates from The sevelaI
counties, the number Of delegates being np-
portioned upon the bnsis of the entire vote
cast Ivy all parties in the State ut the Presi-
Dental election. The Convention will, 1t l.
said, under this apportionment. he composed
OF abou: one thousand Union men This Is
as it should lie No such Convention can
be packed for the benefit of individuals, or
of any one of the old parties. We hail this
wise and patriotic action OF the Committee
IS an earnest that the Union men OF the
State are TO make a single handed fight
against the enemies-open and secret-oft the
Government OF the United States, for we do
not believe that any other convention Of
Union men will I've deemed necessary 10y the
leaders ofpoIilical parties The broad platform
OF unconditional support of the Union. the
Constitution and the enfoI cement Of the
laws" is surely all that can he desired ly
those who love their country more than they
do party creeds We shall soon ace whether
this opinion is correct. and whether other
Union movements will he made to come in
conflict with the one already 80 happily in
augurated The PEOPLE will respond to the
call for the Union Convention of the Fourth
of July, and they are the power by which
treason is to be ground to powder in Sep
fen,bar
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

Tue WIND MUST BE RAIsED-The Columbus
Miss Democrat urges Governor Pettus to
proceed at once to raise the million of dollars
authorized to lie raised by the State Conven-
tion of Mississippi and to advance it ms n
loan to the Government of the Confederate
States.
Oh, never mind the money. Mississippi
has promised million, and everybody KNOWS
that her word is as good as her bond:(od
Joke
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

DEMooaATlc NEWSPAPER PRoPosIIIoY A
dispatch 70 the Sacramento Bee, dated at san
Francisco May 7lh, states that the Demo
cratic Central Committee have resolved to
establish central organ there j Il. Ridge
will probably be editor.
Mr.. Ridge is extensively known through
out the State as powerful and eloquent
writer, and We hope the cause of the Union
may have the benefit Of his brain and pen
during the campaign, and fora long time
after
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

WHo Is VINO 2-The Breckiuridga men of
Yuba county can now show their hands
Those Of them who are Secessionists can send
delegates to the Secession State Convention.
The Union members of the party will stay
away from their primary elections. and take
part in sending delegates to the Democratic
Convention called by our Committee.
Our test is stout. but Union men will
like il
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

case in this Court yesterday. A Spaniard
named Magreshier was tried for vngrancy
and found guilty. VIII receive his sentence
to-day.
Henry Stewart was arrested night before
last, while disturbing the peace and quiet of
the city. He has been in charge of the police
a good portion of the time late"lv, and is
undoubtedly insane. lie will be examined,
as 10 sanity, and probably sent to Stockton
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

New PUBLICATION Mining in the Pacific
States of North America BY John $. Hittcll.
Gan Franciscc--H. II. Bancroft & Co.. 1891
This is the title page of a noatly executed
volume Of 224 pages, which has been placed
upon our table We have had no time to
look into it; but the title is attractive. 1t is
for sale by H. Wagner of this city.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

How THEY Will sTAND. When the rebel
forces Of JEFF Davis are worn out. starved
out, and "played out" those in this State
who sympathized with them will have about
as much to say concerning public affairs as
Wendell Phillips and Antoinette Brown now
nave to say in Democratic Conventions
IFea'on can never be forgiven or forgotten
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

CAS- THE EXPRESS STAND r?-The Express
has been much exercised on several occasions
recently, because some men who approved
the acts Of the San Francisco Vigilance Com
mittee are sound Union men. What will the
Express say in relation to the fact that the
members of its party in San Francisco have
have determined to support the Peoples
party at the approaching municipal cleo
tion in that city. The same fellows were
very anxious last November to fuse with
Douglas men, Republicans and Bell Everett
men upon ticket in opposition to the same
Peoples party.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

We notice that the Republican Club adopt
ed resolution last night rendering an invi-
iaion 20 Senator Latham to nddreS, them or
the citizens of this place upon the present
crisis E,rpress
If the term Republican applies to all
who are for the Republic and against its enc
mics, then is the Morysville Union Club a
Republican Club" The secession organ
will find itself unable to drive Union men
away from the support of the Government
by its only stock in trade, the stale cry of
" Black Republican,"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

NAMoslD.-The L;ndley Committee, after
the total failure of their efforts at a fusion
with the Union Democrats, adjourned sine die
ON Wednesday, The Secessonists can now
proceed to choose delegates to their grand
Peace Convention" to be held at Sacramen-
to on the llih Of June, for the purpose of
nominating Washington, Brooks Fairfax.
Bolts, Iligey d Co, for State offices.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
REMOVAL. .NgT.
CITY MARKET
Rest2g g11 q z2t.
DIS opposite Odd Fellows Hall.

JOHN FR5eCssEFVEr.
j,2-fSfGN Better knnwn as "Freuch Jolu" takes
stsS5 pleasure in annourc z To- th, uullic,
NG'N that he will open The above Rest 'u-aut
this day May 9th and i do his lest TO make ii il, ey-
Try way worthy OF patronage
II will be kept ept at all hours Of the day and
night, and persons calling at any time will have. their
wants promptly and properly attended ts
share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
The members of the Breckenridge and
Douglas Democratic Central Committees lorthe roup.
ty Of Suffer- requested tc at the Court Hous.
in Yuba City on Saturday, the lih OF May 1851, at4
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF trausucng business
of Importance to the Democratic Patty Of said Coup-
ty. full attendance is earnestly requested.
CSt QUAD,
Chm of Brethnridge Cent? Committee.
+. Z WILSON.
CL'n Douglas Cent? Crminttee
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

THE THEArER The operattn of the "Twin
Sisters" was repeated to large and delighted
audience last evening by the sixty young
ladies under The management Of Messrs Ham
ilton and Long. We are graifed with see
ing the patience and ability of these gentle
men and their pupils so well appreciated
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

LET cur Government lie Elamclrss LIT
il place itself right upon the record frs
Let it offer to do right by the rehellious
States -hTpress.
The 'rebelous States" have never. MS yet,
>i-niled their sovereign pleasure in any other
form than by demanding that the frermen of
the United States should elect Breckinrid4ge
and Lane, who were the choice Of hut Il
small party in the nation. South Carolina
United States Senators voted against "A bill for
Congressional protection for slavery in the
terrl ories, att the session. preceding the Pres-
dental election. and now undertake to treat
the election as farce and a nullity hccausc
the people would not vote for the PROPOSE
tion rejected by themselves The secession
movement was started before the Presidential
vote was counted on suspicion that Lincoln,
was elected II is the most infamous frap
and the basest imposition that ever originated
in t e brain Of man. The great body of the
Southern people have no one to speak for
them now, for those in whom they once con-
hded have been coaXed, driven and bought
over TO the cause of treason. That Il paper
devoted TO such cause can find sufficient
support to maintain an existence in this
State, is evidence either Of fearful disunion
strength among us, or Of degree Of tole-
rance almost without parallel.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

A PARALLEL. The shooting and hanging
of traitors among the Southern people would
no more he the subjuga'ion of the South, than
the punishment of Chinese chicken thief
would be the eujugation Of the Celestial En-
pire
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
NOE'EGE.
EG REMNANT having received a large and
Elegant stock Of New Goods.

win conduct the business at the old stand Al street.
und-r the same name and style as before. con-
tnuance Of patronage ia respectfully solicited.
mag4 RylNuERT { CO.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

ARE THEY OPPOSED TO PACIFIC REPUBLIC
The Sonora Democrat (secessou) in discus
sing the crisis. says;
"lf we remain as at present. we are n part
of that North which is making war ON the
South; aud AS such shall he iabe to furnish
men aud money to carry ON the war"
as it right. is it Just, is it reasonable. to
compel the thousands of Southern men here,
to be the allies of those who are invading
their old homes with all the destructive MAJ
chinery of war;"
"IIow much wiser and better, then. wond
it be for us on the Pacific TO cut loose from
the contending sections, set up an independ-
ent government of our own. and thus occupy
a strictly neutral position, taking sides with
neither the North nor south When the
aoar as ones. and peace again cODiSS to Our dis
trncted country the Pacific Republic can merge
itself with the North or the South, if the
people go wish it,"
The North is making no war upon the
South. The Government is about to crush
out the rebellious armies of Jefferson Davis
that's all We believe we won't have Pa
cifc Republic, even during the war. Does
the sonora Secesslonlst want California to
Emerge itself" with the North or the South
in the event of a separation?
AWFUL DEATH.-Caleb Curry, of Dutch
Flat, on Monday, met a terribly death. He
was on his way, says the Nevada Transcript
from Dutch Flat to Lost Camp, on horseback
with another horse in leading 1t seems he
had inconsiderately lied the halter. with
which he held the led horse, fast to HE wrist
1t is supposvd that the led horse, becoming
frightened jerked him to the ground and ran
off, draegins Curry by the halter When
found he was dead. having been dragged more
than mile. and his body much bruised and
msnpled by kicks from the horse. He was
entirely denuded, every particle of bis clothes
having been torn of
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
CaFriIge for Sale.

CaET-k SECOND HAND two-seated Carriage,
3f52=SS2-- in first rate order will be soll cheap
For particulars inquire 81 SPEARS BLACKSMITH
shop, aEd Second srects, or .. the DEMoCRLr
oncc apI9tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

WE cannot believe that any sensible man
in Cnlifornin desires n dissolution of our
confe'ieIacy. or the overthrow of our Gov
eTniueHt There are no traitors here. Men
may differ as 10 the abstract right of secps-
si"n-they may differ in opinion as 10 The
cause OF the quarrel between the Northern
and Southern StntcS-they mny disagree ns
to the mode and manner of settling the quar-
rel. hut there is common ground upon which
all can and 90 s,and-one pant upon which
all agree, aud that is, that 'be Union must
be preserved. But how? By fighting? By
hayonets and cannon, or 10y concession and
compromise ?.-LTpresS
No sensible man desires the overthrow
our Government, that is very certain We
consider the secessionists fanatics and fools
There are traitors here; and they succeed
but poorly in their attempt to conceal their
reasonable sentiments Men who are loyal
to the nation cannot differ as to the "abstract
right of secession" Those who believe in
the right, believe that each State is its own
proper Judge of the time wnen it should be
exercised, aud they therefore justify the
course Of the seeding ~tates, and are neces-
sarily on the side Of the rebels in the pre-
sent contest As to concession and com
promise" it is exceedingly difficult to talk
compromise with Davis armed forces, or his
I'iratical fleet Besides, the Lordly Emper-
or of the Southern Confedrracy declares that
he will have no compromised, and that he in
tends to fight for the su1jng'ion of the Ma
tioual Government We cannot compromise
on having our President and his Cabinet
made prisoners of war or Independence Hall |
delivered to secession troops
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-10

Druggcts, N:saaiEag, etc,
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Corniccs, Curtain Bands and Shades,
Silk and WoYsted Damasks ;
Lace and I1uslin Curtains.
Al Of which We oG.r at very REDUCED PRICES
Fut, CASU
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