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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

GEN. u1LLECK'5 REspGCT FOR SUNDAY,
WHILE A BoY.-A lady who knew the family
well, and who formerly resided in Western New
York, relates that the Generals father was
hard-hearted and tyranoca old farmer, who
often compelled his son to work during the har-
vest season on Sundays, when young Henry
considered it unnecessary. One Sunday, when
he was about fifteen, he was ordered to 20 into
the field. He went and after working about
an hour, returned to the house, went 10 and
said, Father, do not think it necessary for
me to work to day, and / have made " my
mind that will not do so, nor will hereafter
work on Sunday The old man, n an arb-
trary manner, insisted upon his returning to
the field to work, accompanying the demand
with threats, Young HaIleck said in answer,
Very well then LII leave ); and he accordingly
tied up a bundle Of clothing, and went out into
the wide world, to work his way where he could
do SO without injury to his conscience by la
boring on the Lords day. After working on
farm in Western New York for above year
his relatives, the Wagers, who were promi-
nent politicians at that day, procured for
Halleck the appointment of cadet at the Mi
itary Academy, which he entered in 1885
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

NEWSPAPER OFFICE DEMOLISHED The office
of the American Volunteer, printed at Carlisle,
Pa, was demolished by party Of artisans and
soldiers on the evening Of the Oath inst, on ac-
count of an outrageous article by the editor,
of which the following is an extract
l." They have, in the face of his threas and
prosecutions, dashed their cenched fists in HE
very eyes, and branded him and his trucking,
thieving, rotten Administration with the seal
of their condemnation. =" Come out of tina,
chair Abraham Lincoln is the demand of the
people of this State made on Tuesday of last
week."
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

versy to claim Of L. G3rhan1, Jr. ; third reading
If bin refused. ,,
By the same, against BIZ. for the reliefof the
town of Charleston; third reading refused
By Mir. Rowel', for judiciary Committee IA
vorably to bill ieglIi1ng town meeting IN the
town of Braintree; third reading.
Bv Mr. james, for General Committee, favor
ably to bill changing the name OF l.. Uosner ;
third reading.
The House concurred in the Senates proposed
amendment of chapter 100, of the Revision,
Istriking out superhuous clause also Senate s
amendment of chapter lO7.
By Mr.. Shaw, for Committee on Roads, favor
ably to chapter a, of laying out and dlscontln-
uing highways and bridges y; third reading
Mr.. Royce called up the bill entitled an act re-
pealing oil acts relating to the appointment Of
railroad commissioners, and moved that 1t be mad e
specill order for o'clock ?. NJ. carried.
Adjourned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29
War, Finance, and Winter Campaign


The present appearance of activity in the
Army of the Potomac, gives US hopo that the
psriod of inaction has passed, and the forward
movement SO long talked of, begun. If this is
indeed so, it has not come moment too soon.
|. is folly to attempt to conceal from ourselves
the fact that the nation cannot, without sacr6-
ces infinitely beyond any yet made, carry on the
war another year. We do not presume to tany
limit to the endurance of our people, or to the
weight of the burdens that they will cheer
fully bear, IL order to suppress the present in
famous rebellion. But every weeks delay adds
immensely to these burdens, not only in the in
crease OF the public debt by the curreut expen.
ses Of the, war, but in the continued derange-
nent Of business the destruction of private for
tunes by the unsettled state OF the country, and
the loss of public and private credit In addi-
tiaR to these disturbances of the commercial in
serests of the country each mont s delay brings
us loss ct position and respect abroad and con-
iidence aad courage at home, depresses the
spirit OF the loyal men OF the North, and ex-
' 0 e VI ~ win P00
ana olsgfacelui submission 10 Such terms as
Jeff DAVIS, AMI his pro-savery allies South and
Nof'n' may choose 10 dic'a'e' or OF prolonged
contest the end of which no man can see.
Il fuollc cfeu4' is one OF the necessary lnstru-
a9nIal'icS by which TINS rebellion Is 70 be
crushed II the government breaks down imam
HANy tie ruin u the cou"'ly "ould De greater
Il POSSIBLE VHah " enc INC war ny cohpfo-
'AlS' as III 'Ae one Csc We might possibly stlI
ttt-na government which lad A2tes ana bounds,
While n tic other tha H2peblIo We" ii lney'-a-
Jly - 10 YclCes, ana De- broken up without hope
u rtsto alton IL yt"ir5 Ike lis present Unlon.
We 1ay' "'W a public DID. ot oFe' SIX -a"1fo"
",.'lio"3 OF dollars. y I.:tl'n only Vi tbs IS
~' good n5 go'i, Dean5 ie5ti tender l)E govern
a.ent cues, ma, the -a5 part OF 1t Is more than
t-ifty gos ceni hc.oN pr, treating gold as the
atautaE4 oi value. A'Is IS an unple 'sAhJ anu
ugly tact, staring the nation ~ the lace Ana
~ Is growing, Il NOT Wotse, at leas' no DelteT, az
inc weeks ''Ip away lH' paoic crel'' Is Sink
1nS' ana "!'h2u' 'A"t credit th' "'f muS' IAN
Gulsh' ana ultimately DC &D'n4oh'o' as an army
cannot DE- kept 10 iHe Lea Without Oe!nS Pa'o
)" something tha' represents value
" ha' Is U Dc oon2 RAINY ou' one 'n'ns'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

CAREr's CArHARrIc CANDiEs.-Indi geston, Stomach
and Liver Complaints.-These medicines will cure The
most confirmed cases Of dyspepsia aid disorders OF the
stomach and liver. They hpye restored more suffering
dyspeptics to actual and permanent health than ali The
other ephemeral specifies" united. They have stood
the test Of ATTY years experience They increase The
appetite lnygorate The stomach and purify the liver
sick and nervous headaches they stand unriysIlrd
oy Gil D'ufb''''' ~ - VS. PCT poh' 40
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session. I0O|'
Wednesday, Oct. %, lsC2.
SE.E1TE.

Wednesday, Oct. %, l>G2'
semitic.
Devotional exercises Reading of the I'm
Psalm. and Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal read und approved.
BILLS.
By Mr.. Allen in amendment of chapter 70, u
s., entitled " railroads." (providlng that the Com
missioners named in said section may be appoint
ed by any chancellor, who may, at any time, either
at chambers or in term time, make all necessary
orders. rhe bill also provides that an appeal may
be taken from the decision Of the chancellor 10
the Supreme CourO to Committee on Printing
By Mr.. Pollard, by request, to legallze town
meetings to raise money to pay Volunteers to
Committee on Printing.
BY Mr.. Allen, providing that the laws of this
or any other session of the Legislature changing
names &C., be not printed in the pamphlet laws.
10 Committee on Printing.
PETITION.
Mr. Jackson introduced petition OF Robert
Forbes and others, praying for the re,charter OF
the Brandon Bank to Committee en- Banks.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Allen directing the Secretary to request
the House 10 return certain House bills, relating
to changes of names and adoption OF certain per-
sons, which were yesterday refused third read
ing adopted
REPORTS
By Mr.. Bean, for General Committee, favora
bly,, Senate bill, Incorporating the Green Noun
tain Seminary; ordered to third reading to-moF-
row morning.
BY Mr.. Morgan, for committee on Education,
adversely to Senate bill 81, relating to school
district meetings ; third reading retuS d.
APPOINTMENT.
The Speaker appointed Mr.. Hastings of Waits
field, as a member of Committee on Roads in
place of Mr.. Simonds excused.
GENERAL STATUTES.
BY Mr.. Stafford, for Special committee, House
bill, Title 4, Chapter s." Of certain State Of
fcers,' favorably with amendments. The sub
stantial amendments consist in striking out Sec
tions Ii, Is, II. as unnecessary, and in conflict
with other portions of the General Statutes; also
striking out in Section II, the words, in each OF
the territories OF the United States as unneces-
sary amendments agreed TO and third reading
ordered for tomorrow morning.
The same Committee also reported bill, re-
peang the law of last Session, relating TO interest
on balances due the State, in Banks; referred to
Committee on Banks.
MIR. Kirkland, for Special COMMITTEE, reported
House bill, title 81, chapter li6 and House BILL
title 81, chapter 1l3 lid upon the table.
House bill title =, chlpter 4, "Of the con-
structon Of Statutes, &c.; passed.
Senate bill 4S, title IS, chapters 81, 3S, 49,
40, fl, "Of Cour. and Judicial proceedings"
passed.
Senate bill so, title 10, chapter II, OF the
registry and return OF births, marriages and
deaths y" passed.
House Bill title 2 chapter of the Promul
cation Of the Statutes" reported favorably by
Judiciary Committee was taken up.
Onmotion of Mr.. Allen, adjourned.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

VHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF a SUI
FtRER.-PubiShed as 4 warning, and for the T. ne
cia brne fit of YouLg Men, and those who suffer with Nr
vous Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay &c
by one who has cured himself by simple MEANS after be.
ing put to great expense and Inconvenience through the
use of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had Of the author, G. LAMBERT
Esq, Greenpont Long Island by enclosing POSTPAID
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
wf33sm2 Greenpoint, Long Island Nv
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

In THE HosPITAL.-There are now only about
thirty patients in the Marine Hospital here.
Besides these, are a few new recruits for the
Cavalry and for the old regiments. An inspec
ton is expected in few days, which viii
take OFT few more c0nvalescents to their reg-
uents II iRcS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

SECOND VERMONT BRIGADE-A special tele-
gram from Washington to the Times says that
the new Vermont regiments are to be brlgaded
and to be under the command of Col Blunt, OF
the 18th This will be satisfactory "to all
concerned - we presume.-ImeS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

CHILD Lo,T.-Wc learn that little girl, the
daughter OF Noah White OF Bridgewutcr, was
lost ono day last week, and chat some two hun
dred of the citizens OF that town have been in
search of her Tor some Two or three days, bat as
yet without success. - RMiQad Herad
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29
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Testimony of Judge kittidge, of Vermont.
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PHKsoNAL.-HoN j. S. MORRILL,, Hon. PoRru.
BAXTER, Hon. LEVI UNDERWOOD, and JUICE
SAALLEy, are in town, stopping at the Pavilion
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

The so-called Peoples Party in Massachu-
sets, having, for the sake of its effect upon the
canvass, recently attempted to use the name of
Charles Francis Adams, now our Minister in
London, as candidate for Senator against
Charles Sumner, it has been authortatvely
announced that Mr. Adams will not consent to
any such use of his name Those who nomina-
ted him, of course knew that their action would
be mos, distasteul to MI. Adams, but they
hoped there could be no authentic refusal of
such use Of his name till after election. The
trick, however, has not succeeded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Of tue nation, enly see in how rapidly, through
such lavish expenditures Of means, she Repub-
lie is drifting toward bankruptcy, while the best
soldiers in the world re dyln: in camp, or use
lcssly throwing away their lives on indecsiye
battle fields, through the neliciency or timidity
OF generals to whom such vast interests have
been entrusted.
1t is because delay and inaction, timidity and
indecisioa, and cautious and irrosolute cOunsels
can be succeeded by nothing but the most utter
ruin to the nation, that the present indications
IF an active winter campaign are most cheering
and if vigorously followed up, will lift from the
hearts of the people the burden of discourage
ment and depression, which is weighing like an
incubus upon them. The army ought new to
be nearly twice as large as it was year ago,
and it is avishly furnished with all the materl-
al of war. If 1t cannot now, under good leader
ship, conquer the rebellion, it never can, and
any further delay would be a crime against the
Republic. We believe it is now In ton for
decisive work And while VIC have no idea
that the rebels have any purpose of hazarding
an engagement, unless by superior generalship
they can, as they have frequently done hitherto,
fight fraction of our army with the whole of
theirs, the movement South is yet an aggressive
one, and must sooner or later, under the pres
ent generals, or under those who shall take
their places, push the rebels to the wall in the
coming winter months.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29
HOUSE,.

Prayer by Rey. Mr.. Druon. Journal read and
approved.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Hubbell, that the Auditor Of the State
be authorized to employ an agent or attorney to
defend the interests of the State in a matter now
pending before committee of this Legislature,
relating to a claim of Joseph Bradsh, and to pro-
cure necessary wtness in the same; adopted.
Mr.. Gardner of Bennington ca led up chapter
! = of the Revision, and moved reconsideration
of the vote amending the 2nd section of the same +;
carried and after further amendment the bill was
ordered 10 third reading.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-29

By Mr. Warren for General Committee hyoy-
ably to chapter lOl of the Revision, "OI float
ing lumber a" I; third reading,
BY Mr.. Gates for General Committee, favor
ably to chapter 50 Of the Rsysiou, "Of inn keep
ers, keepers Of victuaIng houses, &c"
a discussion arose upon this chapter, as to the
proprie,y Of allowing the selectmen to license
shops that may sell small beer. Mr.. Balch
moved 10 so amend as to leave gu, this provision,
and Mr.. ltunton also sustained this motion, On
the ground that if the provision remained, it was
leaving open door that led toward drunkenness
Say the least of it, and door that the Legis-
laure should close. The House ordered the bill
ame.ded according to the motion, and to third
reading
BY Mr. Uubbell, for Select Committee, favor
ably to chapter 49, "Of offences against the
public health y third reading
By the SAM, favorable to chapter III, 90
offences against chastity, morality and dscency y;
third reading.
BY Mr. Hunton, for Judiciary Committee, IA
vorably to chapter 80, "Of process and other
matters "; third reading.
BY Mr.. Comings, for Genera! Committee ia.
vor4by to chapter 81, "Of public lands in organ.
lied and unorganizeG towns; third reading.
BY Mr.. Hunton, for Judiciary Committee
hvoraby to chapter 80, "Of RepIeyin."
BY Mr.. Ingalls, for Committee on Mileage and
Debentures, tavorabIy to bill regulating the com
ture third reading refused.
BY Mr.. HARDWOOD, for Committee on Agricul-
ture, adversely to House bill relating to inspection
Of hops; third reading refused.
BY Mr.. Hubbell, for Committee on Claims, ad
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HlAlAAAkslsSAlS
A NEW DISCOVERY.

THE Ascardcs or PIN Worms, the renewal Of which
has ever baffied the skill nj the most eminent phys
clans and universally considered by them beyond'hs
reach Of medicine are entirely expelled iron the system
by the use of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21

HE EXPECTED ATTACK on CHARLESTON. =
We find the following despatch i'll the New
York Post Of Tuesday, dated in Washington IL.
that day The facts SET forth 90 10 show that
the intimations held out for some days Of An
early attack on Charleston. are net without
foundation:
w >sHlNcToN; Nov l>,--It is believed
here that an attack upon Charleston will not
be long postponed The Contelerates have
been making preparations for the attack Tor
several weeks. and if they are to be believe>l
will not surrender the city simply because it
may be at the mercy Vi one oI the Federal iron
clads. The inhabitants will be ordered to leave,
and the town, If necessary, Will be eonsigled u
flames rather than be surrendered. The prep
aratlois for attack are 50 perfect that there can
be no doubt Whatever that cne Or more irou-
clads will succeed in approaching the town, at
least within shelling distance Fears have
been expressed that he i. ). Navy Depart
ment would turn aside from its plans because
Of the alarming reports fio.n England in refer
ence to the IRON clad fleet said to be construct
ing there, but Dir. Mr. Welles will not delay for
a single day any OF his projected naval attacks,
because Of any foreign news recently received.
The loyal Atlantic cities will be abundantly de-
Tended, but none of the iron-clads destined for
Charleston or Mobile will be detained. The
work Of preparation has been slow: such are rs
gigantic proportions; but it is believed BY tue
naval authorities here that the results will
abundantly justify the means. and will compell
safe for the delays. Those results are almo {
within reach now, and but few weeks, and
possibly days. will pass away before thrilling
news from the Southern coast will startle tho
country
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
country

The steamship Persia, with Liverpool dates
to the Sth instant, has arrived
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times gives rumor that France has made
overtures to Russia in favor Ct the Great Pow
ers making some movement toward mediation
or recognition Of the Confederate States
The Morning Herald learns that proposal
Of France for joint intervention, to recommend
suspension of hostilties between the United
States and Confederate States, has been laid be-
fore the Governments of Russia and England,
and been agreed to by the former.
The Council of the Liverpool Chamber Of
Commerce have debated the matter of the
steamer Alabama, and finally directed that q
letter be sent to Earl Russell calling attention
to the destruction Of ships containing British
property by this armed cruiser under the Con-
federate flag, and desiring to know what is the
opinion Of the British Government as to the
position Of owners If neutral property.
MIR. VIM. Gray, Of Boston: has received from
j. Lothrop Motley, the historian, now Minis
ter to Austria, the sum Of $500 for the use OF
sick and wounded soldiers; also 81, 100 from
Edward Cunninghan merchant OF Massc-
chusetts, now resident in Shang hal.
Gen. Cameron, reiterates his assertion that
three Of the largest class iron steamers are be-
inc constructed at Glasgow aud Liverpool, tor
the Confederates