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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-04
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The Regeneration is put up in two sizes and
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+ n EIGHTS.

- = - .
~ thisroute, Frsishts Of Ill descriptions ear Be
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4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train ieases dsiiy Sundays excepted, n
6.se .. u. auu arrisss 1t am p. N.
Western Train isaves daily (kphdays excspted) 81
0:0o p. ~
Al HAMILTON Depot Trains on the Watash Valley
Railroad Arsivs dsily, except suntays, t4oeioekp.
m, and depsftdsiy, ssadays exceptsd, st6.3s =.
Bssses cosa eea WITH this city.
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The NegFs Question lGAnAlsA ~ =
kensuckSan.
Col. Leonidas Metcaf recently msde
. speech at Carlisle, Nichslson county,
Kentucky. Of which We make .he follow
ing extract. Had he made this speech
in portions Of Iowa hs would have been
.desouncsd Is "a abolitionist at least, and
perhaps worse
] had started to pay my respects TO the
niggcr lovers Of the South. There has
been no election since | can remember
but the cry Of nigger was raised. A con
stable, coroner, judge, or President, could
not DO soninsted but the same old time
was ground. Law after law was passed
TO tighten the tenure by which We held
them. State hws, fugitive laws, tsrrito-
rial legislatures night lcgslaie vhiss
man TO the devil ii they ehoss, If - md
nary a nwger; but laws we're passed to
prevent them from legislsting On thA sab-
ject Of niger. A Republican Congress
passed laws 70 prevent theI6selv1 from
legislating on negroes in the territories,
aiill the CRY wasmore security, more con-
cessions, until they reqaire al to knsel
- Gssslsr's cap,cr else they are not thcsi-
mon pure, or At least they are mot the 81
mon BuckDer pure. They swear that il n
Gods institution, and that 10 His sublime
visaou be imtigated the traderto thApi0us
calling Of cstching and claiming the Wild
African in the hold Of some gloomy ship
10 transport him from his native lhilk
where his soul is in danger. to the cotton
fields Of America. nll for the glory of God
md the increase Of his kingdom that
their pursuits in Africa are loathsos,e
10 God but when they are transported
% the cotton fields and learned 10 raise
ix bales to the hand, great i hi reward
|or he now plsasetA the lord and shall
save ssat in heaven while traitors,
vhdS have 10 long been protected IN ma
ing black angels, quietly pocket the
roceeds of the cotton. To all Of this
- must solemnly promise and swear or
on arean abolitionist And some Of these
Faitors are helping to populate heaven
18th angels only half blesk. This ID NO
-; al this has bsen preached from the
nIpit BY the said sooty, winged nigger
teilites. They do not stop 1t Insulting
m, but bhspheme God with their obse-
Nous dsllying and pandering TO sci Of
,-blo1a jackasscs, who could nos see
y cthsr aim or object on earth through
hich pleasure or happiness can be OBJ
ined but nigger; no other argument 10
litics but nigger !; no other road 10
assn but on the nigger's back. They
uss have the Missouri Compromise, OF
ey will break up the GoysFnmsut. -
len the Missouri Compromise must be-
pesled, il amt fair, Of shey win knock
the underpinnings from under Uncle
N.
Kansas mast be allowed tc dc 9. shs
,ases--no Intervention. Our sweeE
pnted Beriah, who lives in the Cover.
- palace and dea't rule the destinies
Kentucky exactly asahs would wish to.
10 speech ID our county town when
was candidate, ID which he said that
agress had N power - isgislsts On
very, and must not intszsane in Kan
affairs that he would draw his sword
npht, before he would ask Congress
pass ) pro-slAvery OF anti-slavery laW
Kansas, for that would be setting ths
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ty Ave dollars per head On Niger, and
two cents on cotton, will soon pay fol
educating the Southern mind.
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sensss Does net ~ weary ssntiAsl BE-
gin to ask himself, when viii the relief
coms around! But no relief ever comes.
All, mel wAen or how sAsll ever Rndi
time TO enjoy myself With my loved onesy
Where is that happinesa this sacred insti-
tuition IS to produceY When shall
rest? Now see this never ending clamor
has at last beat into ny head that, / had
better take the valne Of these gen,s from
Afic's burning sands, and inyest ia
something that win moi forever disturb my
peace, use the musket on traitors, and
ssks the noe myself. Nigger and cotton
has produced this rebellion, and should
be made to foot the bill. There is big
nigger scare still on our Congress. They
shrink, afraid to take the bull by the horns;
it il not Just that loyal men should tight
out the battles to save their country from
The iniquity Of traitors. and then pay the
damages they have naasel. China had
10 foot the bill with EpgIAnd. Mexico
had 70 come pp tothe CepteiA,s of6ce and
settle, and the Swiss lehels hid 10 ~ feF
III the dishes they broke; and about twen-
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NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LINZ
~ IT'D PAATNEuEf1iP

This may certify tAat Hsmbcsn Bu<l, . pesi1est of
Isne, resident o. the dty Of Troy. esAtr Of New
York, hAye assoeetod thenesiyes In limited necsp.
tile partnership, according the provision Chapter
o. the Hardware Business IN saidcity of KsokpK,
der the nsme and style cf Hambden Busl, and CON-
ttnue for the space Of two yoafs Commencing the
at day of April, l8o2 and terminating the LII dAy
of April 1t64 4
The said Hamhden Buel ID the genorAl partner, and
the said GeoSEe r Lane 10 the ep<cal partner, and
has cont ,ibuted the OF Ex Thousand Dollars In
actual Cash payments capital 70 the stock
Of said pArtnership. hAMBDEN BUEL,
sprl-dew GkORGE +. LANE.
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A rfEsTtos!
Tax Payer8l

BY virtue OF Chapter 10 Of The Laws II Iowa. % sssd
full force and effect an called upon to collect FsI
sHst 7aS ef two mills The doilar on The vsuasisn
Of Real and Personal Property for A. D. 1851 and Il
u ptsnded 70 be . part Of fhs TAxes of sid ysar
Said Tax II now levied, and the hooks piscsd in my
ards for csliseten. Those holding Tax Reesps for
a fe0l are requested to forward and pay this
ADDITIONAL Tax and those 10 hold recs ps gUr
The taxes Of ad ear invited TO call and get thc
The ScdsTal Tax must be Paid b. tbe IRA day ofJane
A. d. 1864. r. H. ALLYN
mAsU 0eW E8s Collector.