Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, APRIL 4, 1861.

4 VolcE rRou AEroAp. -Ex. Governor Wright
of Indiana, now the American Minister 90 Der.
lin. in letter to q friend IN New YORK says
- | have not thc heart to say anything about
nv country. Still hold my old opinions. We
c.unot have psac.able separation }Ii ias talk
Of two cGntrderaciCs is nonsense y cdna9i be
two people, cannot Le three people cannot Ae
tour people wearo one people OF W"af' noth-
ing. would sooner fight II citizen q mg cHa
country guilty Of treason, than TO light aly
enemy IN che world.
You may 10 many things say many 'hIDg4
but God Is my Judge, there is one thhs joa
.bail not DO, that IS destroy the tempt erected
by my fathers This is the only hope iat for
humanity everywhere ! hold any man guilty
Of treason who shall attempt in any way to
destroy the Union. say, Eght-fght-.GgH
on, 20 pcacq, until we put down al traitors, Z
The oil wells discovered IN the valley Of the
little Kenawa in the northwestern part Of
Virginia, are said to saraes all Of the kind in
the uled States, Some six wells, juat sunk,
Weld more oil than the hundreds winch haya
beea opened in Pennsylvania.
The wife Of President Davis emulatng the
custom of the White House, is giving recop.
tons at the " Executive Mansion m Motgom-
cry.
An ice machine, lIlrison's Invention, Ii at
work IN London. producing with ten horse
steam engine, 600 pounds OF ice N = hours,
At total expense Of $3.50 per ton. which Is
said to be 30 per cent cheaper than imported zee.
An Irishman, wishing to reach Springfield,
Mass, from Albany, by the Western rail road a
lcw days since 4ecroted himself N car loided
with live hogs. lie fell asleep from fatigue
and when discovered the hogs had gnawet OIL
his boots, destroyed lis clothing and mutailated
bis face and hands
The Southern students, seven or eight in mum
Der have g." seeded from Dartmouth college.
Rev. ) Kallock who is again unpleasan
before tie public has gone to Kansas 70 settle
up It's al.irs, and bring his family to New
I Yofs preparatory to bis settlement over the
laight street Baptist church.
The Land Offices at the West ar1 receiving
numerous letters from the South iu4liring
about desirall, locations. Some d these come
| from rs fir south MS Louisiana and ISls, and
indicate that there will be q stamped from Sc
c.s.ia for thg free West If the disln lnists con.
tcue IN power.
The home Of President Lincoln Springfield
1 H., has contributed thirteen thousand bushels
OF corn for distribution among the suffering
poor 10 Brandon. Morton, Forest and Lake,
Mississippi About l6 900 bushels more are to
be sent from jacksonville, and 2050 rom pe0-
"a
SourufaN TnAcHlss-The School Committee
Of Charleston have been arraigned ~ me one
tor employing Northern teachers 10 their de-
4 lensa taey say
" Nor has tha bolrl failed to look through
the South, from Norfolk to New Qleans, for
clalutitor- IN Ibis work--s,ckng through cl-
/ ll-s;-- aid academies in ,sin. TIC teachers
| profession unbappny, seons but liaAu appree!-
tted and cultivated 40 the South.
Fw LAWYERS Tho Los Angeles sd, says
dat place is suffering from a scarcity Of law
ysts l. mast resemble that country where the
gras .hlTrars 81, upon III. lac, and weep oyer
/ tAa ulkeducss Of the land
An interesting discovery has just been mad,
at lrknil, ns4r Cor.utb Ii consists OF aa ana
tquo bronze ya.- containing gl7o coins in ex.
csi.ant pre- y,aU9a. IAemlstm5darG OF them
late from the dme q the Acaaian League $50
years before the Christian era. The vase .ms
been presented 90 tae Queen u lfeeco, who
takes great interest in ancient af..