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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

BALTIMoRE;: July 2I.-The steamer Lon
Islam arrived here this "A. NJ. from James
river, Va, via Fortress Monroe with 32s
released Union prisoners who were deltv-
cred up to us by the rebels under flag of
truce. abont 12miles below Richmond. They
were captured Fit Savage Station and other
places during the recent battle. A list OF
their names has been published,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

Bg%GES. H4LEEcK.-Gt was expected
that Gen. Halleck would cross theiriver at
,BenwOod, last evening, on his way to
Washington. A large crowd of persons
collected about the depot in Bridgeport,
expecting that the General was to be seen.
at that point, but-they were disappointed
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

@TAKE our CLzARASoEs.-The Col
lector of this port, Thos. Hornbrook, has
been instructed to require all steamers
leaving thepOrt to take out clearaaces, and
also 10 require persons shipping goods TO
procure permits in all cases. This action
Is considered necessary. as 1T has been dis
covered that the Kentucky rebels have
been supplied with munitions of war at
different points along the Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
Ras-ooMMoN sRNsR in short and enI

RB-CoMMON SESsE in short and easy
lessons. , . '.t'.' ..55 = -
l. The Traveller and the soldier are, very
liable to suffer from the frequent changes
of water and die, to which they are neces-
!sariIy subjected. An elegant and efectual
preventive aud corrective of such results is
LoganIs Essence of Jamajea Ginger. This
preparation is made from the purest and
best materials, and is warranted equal to
any Essence of Ginger in the market.
Price % cents.
2. The best Hair Dressing and Tonic in
the market is Heimstreefs Hair. Coloring.
Price ST.
3. No one wishes to pay ST for a cough
remedy, when one equal to the best-Dr.
Chapman's Roarhound BaEsam-can be
purchased for % cents.
a. You cannot purchase everywhere,
Turkish Towels. fine French and American
Syriuges, Trusses and Supporters of vari-
Gus style, fine Tooth and Hair Brushes /;
Pomades, Colognes and Perfumes, in rare
bottles of new and elegant designs Nurs-
ing Bottles, most approved styles, Lint,
Hospital Sheet:ng, &c, sc.
5. Yon can purchase all these articles,
teah a thousand Others, as wanted, from
T. H. LOGAN Z Co, Al Main Street, or
LoaAN, List s o., Bridge Corner, Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re-
s storative.
ItrostoreS gray hair its original color Itstim.
ulates its GROWTH rendering 1T luxurant dbeauti-
fuI, and keeps the head free from dandru and dry
ness. 1t is the original article Medicine Depot 2O2
ID. s. BARNES,
202 Broadway, N. x.
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HSrDEPARTuRB OF ARrELLERY.ACa Capt.
Phillips Battery, Illinois Artillery, which
has been eucamped upou the Island for sew
eral days, left last evening on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. The battery is
going to Annapolis.
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nay-PARsoN BRowXLow's BooK.-Mr. G.

B4-PARsoN BRowSLow's BooK.-Mr. G.
W. Hobbs, who is the agent for this book
and who resides at the corner of Sixth and
Clay streets, sends US copy of the work.
II is OF course, full:of Brownlow-what he
has said, what he has done aud what he
has suffered, aud is very readable book.
Browulow has suffered deeply in person
and estate, he has endured evil treatment
and imprisonment, aud been compelled day
by day to contemplate the near approach
of death upon the gallows, all in behalf of
the sacred causehe espopsed. of his trials
he speaks plainly aud we believe sincerely.
The book is one that will interest any read
er that admires Brownlow for his constan-
cy and boldness in good cause. 1t has
already had a very extensive sale and we
hope it may find its way into the hands of
many more. :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

DD@To THE FRlEsps OF THE FIRST VIA
GINA ISFANrRy.-COl. Alexander, who has
in charge some eight or ten thousand dol
lars sent by the members Of the First vir.
GINA to their friends and relatives, will de.
liver the several amounts to the persons
to whom they are directed, from the store
room one door below the Notion house Of
Geo, k-Wheat. he will commence paying
outIthis morning and continue ill the whole
amount is exhausted. 90
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RsrMAN KI,1En IN w,.- r,o,,,y,,.,,,.. ! / ~,

B@rMAN KILLED IN War CouSTY.4We
learn by a private letter that day or two
ago homicide occurred near Elizabeth,
in Writ County. man named John Nay
lort aud one Michael Hammond gotinto d d
difficulty, during which the former was
killed by the latter. Hammond was ar
rested and committed to Jail.
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,s8=A BaUFE.-Yesteerl,dhy 4 druTnlkeo

fellow whose wife had picked him up in
the street somewhere and was endeayoriug
to conduct him homeward, struck the wo.
man in the, face with his dogs paw so that
the blood trickled down her clothing.
Such brute ought to be dashed and sailed
and dungeoned for year. -. Il. I - -...
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notice TO Mail subscribers.
ssgrA RuSAwAY.-Yesterday morning,

BSynA RuNAwAY.-l esterday morning,
two horses rau away with milk wagon, 10
which they were hitched. They slattrlfrom
the neigLhorhood of the Custom House. and
ran up Market street at furious zigszrg
rate, frightening tie many penplt thropg-
ing the streets. Tltey ran upon lie side
wIk near the Mcclure uoasv, and the
horses taking different sides of substan-
tai awning post, the wagon met with an
obstruction which brought the vehicle TO a
sudden halt and both the horses to their
launches. a number of bystanders ran
to the rescue, and soon disenLangled the
horses from their painful position. The
wagon was badly broken up.
Runaways are of such frequent occur
renee as TO demand the attention of the
police authorities to the enforcement of
the ordinance in relation to allowing horses
to stand uuhitched in the street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22
INC Confesgiong and Experienoe d

The Confessions and Experience of
!, iR3s an Invalid.
Published for the benefit and as a warning and a
caution to young men wls suffer from Nervou 9 De-
blty, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same
time the means of selEcure Byone who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition md quackery. By enclosing n
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES maybe
had OF. tho author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co.. New York; qp+1ydtws
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

MApcH CHUNK. Pa, July IL The la
borers on the Lehigh Ganalar on a,strike
for higher wages They ask 81 81 a day
while they have been getting ST. 10. The
strike is reported toshe general No one Is
permitted to go to work. das0
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From the Armyof western Yirginia

From the Army of W estern Virginia.
WARRENToN, Va July 2l.-The burning
of the railroad bridge over Rhpidah river
was caused by mistaken idea of some OF
the soldiers, instead of by any order ema-
mating from Gen. Banks or the, immediate
commander ofthe expedition, Gen. Hatch
The river, however, is fordable at this sea-
son at many points near tue bridge and its
destruction can be u matter of no great
Importance either way.
Arrivals from Sherrysville say that there
has been almost daily skirmishihg between
Gen. Sigels pickets and the rebel scouts
near the Gap ut Luray, and that several of
the enemy have been killed. They also re-
port that a reconnaissance in force from
Gen. SigePs command was made on We'd
nesday, toward Madison, and several guns
are reported to have been heard in that dt-
Iectiou by travellers the same day.
Parties from Winchester, by way of Front
Royal, report that the guerrillas have paid
frequent visits to the principal routes lead
ing thithernnd in the vicinity of Strasburg
aud Middletown. All the stores Mt the
latter places have been removed to places
of security.
Thefollowing changes have recently been
made in Banks corps: Brig, Gen. Anger,
to the command of the second division,
vice Gen. Sigel, transferred to the command
of another corps; Brig, Gen. Prince, to the
frst brigade; Brig, Gen, G. S. Greene, to
the second brigade. Gen. Cooper, for
merly in command of the first brigade, has
been assigned to duty at Frederick.
{ Four companies of the Bucktails (Kaue
Ritles) are now encamped in this vicinity,
commanded by Cant. Mcdonald,
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n8A GuEaRrtts sHor.lwe learn that
All Dent, a guerrilla, was shot recently,
neaFPalstiine, Writ County, by some United
StAtes Soldiers. The ball took effect in
'be abdomen and he was uot.expssted to
recover. It seems that the soldiers had
been watching Dent, and coming home in
The night to get provisions he fell into the
trap which the Soldiers had set for him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

az READER, you can have an enduring, Away
ready, and reliable GOLp PEN, exactly adapted to
your hand aud style of writing, which Will DO your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II you
want IT. see sThe Pen Is Mghtler than the sword,'
In another column. mh25
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

wABREYTos, Va, July 2l.AIt is reported
iusecession circles this morning that Jack
b u or near GordonsyiIle. They seem to
have received direct intelligence 20 that
effect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

HB-sMAII Pox.-we learn that the
Small POx is raging to a considerable ex-
tent in Writ County.
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8g IeIear1g6.
Reported Escape of the Rebel Gun.
s boat Arkansas,

CAIRO, ILL, July 2I.LThe Dispatch boat
which arrived from Memphis on Saturday,
brings the following reported escape of the
rebel gunboat Arkansas, correct affair."
which took place on the morning ofthe If
teenth. That morning, in consequence of
reports brought by refugees, that the Ar
Kansas was about TO run by the Federal
fleet, the gbnboats Carondelet, Tyler and
Ram Lancaster, started up the YazooltO re.
tconnoitre. When eight miles from the
mouth they came suddenly upon the Ar
kansas lying under the bank.
As our glnbOats rounded the bend she
opened upon them with 6B FOUNDERS. Our
gunboAts returned the fire, and for short
time an engagement ensued, but finding
the channel of the river prevented success
full mapoOuvreing they gradually dropped
down towards the month, the Arkansas
following closely.
Just rs the latter was passing over the
bar. the Carondelet closed with her intend
ing to board. She succeeded in throwing
a grapple aboard and getting out plank
when the Arkansas opened her steam pipes,
throwing hot water across the plank. The
Carondelet replied in same manner, while
thus engaged both vessels grounded and
the shock separated Them, The Arkansas
succeeded in getting off, the Caraudelet re
t4oA'SG inSb flOt hChlty lI -uuuFsF Il Ut AT
kansas Immediately passed down the river
the Tyler preceding her, maintaining
running fight with her greatly superior ad-
versary. None of our gunboats with the
fleet had steam up, and the entire feet so
scattered that few could fire at the Arkan-
sas as she, passed without danger of hold
ing our own boats. AS she approached
such boats as could safely do so, opened
upon her, but tue plating resisted most of
the shot.
Solid shot from Farraguts guuboat No.
6, struck her larboard bow, passing through
under the plating, ripping it Off for con.
siderable distance. Whnt further damage
was done has not been nscertained
The injuries of our fleet are light. The
Benton received n shot near the edge, on
the-after part of the larbord side, killing
one man. The Tyler, which engaged the
Arkansas for nearly an hour and a half
had seven killed and nine wounded; among
the latter Pilots Sebastian and Hiner, ana
Engineer Davis. The Ram Lancaster re-
ceived shot under her boilers, causing the
escape of hot water, scaIding six men,
three of them fatally. Entire Federal loss
twelve killed and fifteen wounded, Eve or
six of whom will die. a
The rebel lossis not known, but is be.
lieved to be considerable, as the hot water
streams of the Caroudolet, at the time she
attempted to board, were thrown directly
into the Arkansas. ,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-22

R4 THIS FIRST VIRGINIA LNRASTRY.-
Col. Alexander reached the city yesterday
from the campOf the First Virginia Infant
ry. He brings between eight and ten
thousand dollars. which the boys have sent
to their friends. The regiment now num-
bcrs Eve hundred and Selve effective men,
the ranks having been thinnel more by
hard marches and physical exhaustion than,
anything else. Many of those who were in.
the hospitals have returned to the regiment
in good health. The regiment has most
excellent camping ground near Alexandria,
Va, where there is an abundance Of good
water.
Rev. Gordon Battelle, Chaplain of the.
regiment, is lying sick in Washington City.
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r3- GOsE To DxrE.-on Friday last
Mrs. ALI Raymond, Mrs. jim Neeson, Mrs.
Coleman Kerr, Mrs. Henry Pride, OF Fair
mont, and Mrs. Sam Woods. of Phillippt,
stnrtedfor Dixie from Phillippi.f to join
their worser halves, who are somewhere
over in John Letcher's parto of jeff Davis
kingdom. They had some half dozen
wagonI Dads of truck of various kinds, and
took bag, baggage dogs, cats, children, and
every other domestic institution of which
they were possessed. They were escorted
through our lines by Col. Wilkinson, of the.
9Th Virginia Regiment, and a squad of his
men. f
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soIdIers, Aid sonIetr.

AT meeting of .he Board of Control of
the Soldiers Aid Society of Wheeling held
Saturday afternoon, July 10Th, the Com
mittee to solicit money for the use of the
Society reported the sum of $4,l25, as se-
cured, S625 of which is to be paid in
monthly installments andsthe balance inn
mediately. .is4
The committee were granted one weeks
time to continue their collections.
The Board appointed as an executive
Committee, to act for one month"; with
power to do such! things ms may be in ac-
cordance with the design of the Society:
in alfording relief to suffering soldiers
the following gentlemen
Chester d. Hubbard, i!Tlrs ~ 4
Samuel Laughlin,
Thomas Hornbrook, .,--.--.
Henry X. List, -
s. John Donlon.
On motion of Henry K. List, Commits.
tee of two were appointed to continue COL
lections from the following localities:
Fast ITard.-Samusl Trivia, Rev. ]. L.
Clark.
Second Ward.-John Bishop, G. w. Franz
zheim.4 M sE5H
!. Tird ward.-I. H, WILLIAMS, W. B.
FSS1 Ward-D. V. rharp, David
OOnel. tEassI.- . ~
Fyth. Wdrd.-Jno. Goudyi Jno. Roemer.
tSir4 IEard.-Robt. Campbell, Jno, L..
Belmont and la Belle lGus.-L. Il. Dean,
John Glass. 7.i9i 500 z
Rite1ist5'ga L. Hobbs, Michael
Rolf.
Faltoa.-wm. Jordan, John Muth. : Y
3 TriadeLphid.-Dr. Storer, Wm. Boggs.
= West Li6erty.-W. B. Curtis, Arthur
Boggs. 'Ea.fsf
Elm Grore-Jacob Horubrook, Rev, L.
Grier., ,.s ,.,s.,z.
Short Cceek.-Dr. English, Jas. McGol-
Tough. aaA4 i Il
!, The committees are requested to go to
work Immediately ana report progress on !.
Saturday afternoon, July 26th, at O'clock,
at a meeting to be held in the U. s. Court
Room. at the Custom House. = II
Subscription books, with the names of
those who have already given, can be bad
of! the Secretary, ,e :. .sI
sa G. D.HUHBARD, Pres't.
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN, Sec'y! aus ~ ~
b IA I'D I u q als
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Sr-LoUIs, July 2O.-Gen. iHalleck left
for Washington by the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad this evening, accompanied BY
Adjutant Gen. and Lieut. Throekmorton.
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B9rSTRuk1Sa A5woMAS.-Robert Drums
Geld was arrested on Saturday evening for
striking one Mrs. Ray, female relative
He<was fined Eve dollars and costs.
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oNciSNAri, July 2I.-Geueral Halleek
and staff leftihere this morning, eastward-
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CHEMICAL WRITING FLU D

CHEMICAL WRITING FLU D.
.g,-.5 f.24I ~ MADE By
) LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD, Wheeling, Va.
IP yon want an Ink that will not fade, use the
Il CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
If you want jet black Ink use the =. z.lL.fs7 Z
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If you want Ink that flows freely, use the ssts ),
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If you want Ink that will not gum, use the
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If You want to pstronize home merits use the
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If you want to save money, buy the ~ ga
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II you want cheap, we'll ms good Ink, buy the
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At the Capitol in Washington City thay use the
OuEMICAINHRITINGR FLUID.
Attic Capitol of Pennsylvania they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
| At the Capitutof Ohio they use the -.z.sg=tE
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.
At the Capitol of New Jersey they use the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID: 555fls,i
4 At the Capitol of Maryland they use the
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| At the Capitol of Virginia they use the ra ANN
cHENucAL WRITING FLUID.
Piftv cents Is the retail price for quart Of the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID,
Thirty cents Is tue retail price for pints OF the
Is CHENICABWRITTNG FLUID: y
Tcnty cents Is the retail price for half pints OF the
CHEMICAL WHITING FLUID.
4 Ten the retail price for quarter pints OF the
4 CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID
wholesale dealers are entitled to discount ON the
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID. M
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rslegrapn aIarkets.

EEE YoRE, Jnly 81
Flour advanetd. wheat Pose higher; sales OF
Chicago spFihg at 81 0s@I II; s5iilVaukss Club Il
81 12@l IS; Red at 81 25@I %; Whft6 It 81 sd
i A. Corn higheri saleS 1t b0966c. Pork heavy /:
sales OF Mess At $40 ST@115 Prime s. STas. WGIs-
Ky dull It o1<q909<e Sugar irui at staile; White
li14c- COhee buoyant; Rio sold 6t 919<65Se No
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A MERIOAN FLAss41ust rse6T1sdI non
n the manufacturer lot Of Bunting SIIk and
Cotton Fiags, At d. NICoLH 4 Bros,
j61s Variety Store
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HOSIERY fresh supply OF Cotton Hosiery.
l-t received at the Variety store OF ! :
d. NICOLLn&BRO..i 4.
jy1S - i i anti 100 Main q.
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| Shaker Hoods, 8. = = g.
4 / o DOz White and COlcred Hoods, Just Received.
4 10 jSs J. s. RHODES.
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5TORDING SILKS.-Jast received by *
IL j pres ali eolors of CTding SfTks suitable fol
tTimming dresses COOPER &SENSENEY, x
ie26 - Retail store
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(Lqte 2ss Broad'oay and 10 Bond So !,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
Vermonters First in the Field.

Elsewhere we copy from the New York papers
editorials compimenting Vermont for being
4iret in the field in response TO the new cali for
0,0e0 troops. Our State may we'll be proud
,of the honor Of sending down Broadway the
FIRST regiment of volunteers in answer to the
demand Of the country, and as cheer after cheer
welcomes our gallant brothers as they march
jsbe length of tina. magnificent street, their
heazts will swell with PRIDE to know that the
saanners of the Green Mountains are now in the
Iront. And our boys on the James river will,
when they read the news, take up, and send
Yortn to the Virginia sky, the shouts Of New
Workers, and To Ink God that on their standards
are also inscribed the deer's head and the pine
and while oar brave boys on the peninsula,
'and we AZ home, shed tears of joy at these
warm hearted encomiums of our much loved
State, LEI Us still push on he column. the
Nn5h h.s gone to the held but the Tenth and
Eleventh are not yet full. We are rsjoiced to
know that the recruiting for these regiments
,go,s bravelg forward, and that the active pat
riotism Of tie State is fast filling The ranks.
But the work cannot he done 800 soon What
proud record for the State would it be, If the
tenth regiment could be ready in ten days to
march to arlington, and how would the en-
thusastlc creating all along the way, which has
met the Ninth, be redoubled to welcome the
flashing bayonets of the Tenth. But more and
better than this need of praise, would be the
Thanksgiving that Vermonters on the Peninsula
would offer up with their prayers, that the
State, whose honor they carry on the battle
field has not forgotten them, and has not for
COTTON her country. but is still making all hast,
30 send regiment after regiment of staiwart mer
to take the places OF the fallen, and uphold tt
.th9 last the glorious Stars and Stripes
70 day we care not to present but these mo
lives TO enlistment honor Of Vermont. an,
the safety of the country. The State has al
ready a high character for its promptness, an
its devotion, and let its reputation be made still
more illustrous. The country has need, INN.
diate, pressing need, OF every man that ca
serve nsr in the field, and let no man who ca
20 hold back one moment. Everything is q
autobiography, liberty country. Let tn
tanks be filled, and The great Union army 500
count in Its columns the cleaning banners
avery regiment asked OF our State and the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
washington County Mass Convention.

a Mass Convention of the Freemen Of Wash
ington County will be held at Montpelier on
Saturday, July 18th, at ten O'Clock in the fore
aeoE. for the purpose of nominating candidates
for county officers to be supported At the next
annual election.
All who are IN favor Of sustaining she Con-
stitution and the Union and heartily supporting
the National Administration in it's efforts to
subdue rebellion, to pus down and punish trea-
son. and to maintain the CONSTITUTIONS and
Laws in the present crisis of the country, are
cordially invited to attend.
Union Committee. Republican Committee.
GEO NICHOLS, N A. TAYLOR,
JAS T. THURSTON, C. N. CARPENTER,
r. K SLAYTON. G. ". H. DWINELL,
LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN, W. B. ORCUTT,
Z. DILLINGHA ', o. H. WATSON.
j. L. DURANT.
J. E. HoLMsTEk, Democratic
LOOMS PALMER, ; County
DCA RICHARDSON, Committee.
Montpelier, July 9th, 1862.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16

The VERMONT PLATFORM The position taken
by the Union and Republican state convention
of Vermont is prominently the right and safe
one, An attempt was made by some of the
radicals to prevent an endorsement of the con-
sttu tional anti-slayery policy Of the admins
sratlon, but their strength lies in talk, not in
votes, and the resolutions were enthusiastically
adopted. We are especially gra,ifed at the
action of the Vermont convention, because us
platform is consistent in every respect with tn c
principles and policy we have felt impeled to
advocate in this crisis, as involving alike the
continued existence Of the republican party and
Of the Union. The soundness of the anti-slave-
ry sentiment of Vermont is beyond question
and Vermont endorses fully and unequivoca'y
the policy of the administration. IS Springfield
Republican.