Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

D..--I>r sSD GOT q nu.Sr>.---
-'a-k nu Thursday evening three
tl. l;silrUad Restaurant. Cha-
tasa MrDCmott and Ea>a Ward.
taat iu1smuch A. th- Tiii' iYwu
ti- fhc arr bracing. ana tlr m".n
...tr ~ a,l her glory. Jn,r vuUII
,h. arlauus duties 81 tal boy "lt.
dawu Main street hiil Accord
.y started On reaching - tlc..
]. ,hrer seated themselves on "a c.
-.,i-h-tne girls on tGe back part oi
. man iu front. Full,wIu. the cX-
r 57silruad conductors, Brown shouted
ad, '' commenced lncpmoU'n, and
vhir.Ins down Nam street with fearful
-.
~ nearing the dock, Brown for tie
tr., I,it that he could not now arre>,
.. ing speed Of the slcign. The NO.
g --r ecsmc alarmed and rafI,koi ior
..- rl-uuut a vail. Tho only person
r.a tac bartender ns tHr EScnsn.c
vr' WIS standing under the piazza
.uliuS watching Jhr riding down
nn ramc the doomed slri.a a-i0ad, JHc
-raw HviuS from under the runners
fu'.n-.. reed causing a loud huui-
.Hrd. ra, bartender raised hi- arms
.rr. saratmg. " You re gone. yuu Tc
when the sleigh with all three in 10
stn, ,tung piece of the dock and bound
r.u feet in the air and into the river,
r -vinS way, leaving chem foundering
90 the water.
-. tender. together with Capt Marsh.
r. 'a a pile "f boards nca- hv. aui -ciz-
~ two OF them. threw them toward
-c-ously situated trio. all Of whom.
re efforts, and with the assistance
.- Z. together with Il e still more va!u-
a,>i-tancc Of the ladies hoops, managed
-eTa frma. wet as drowned rats
.licrfuily scared They were soon
-,! .i their saturated garments and al
,.euty of time FOR reelection over their
doSn Main street hill-Povgbtoep-
o.s. lifh.
-N AND Now.-m April, l>6I, the
a.ma Republican said The people OF
siauum,nJal City were night in arresting
Progress oi an arluy raised TO shoot down
p Southern brethren. We hope thcy
Keep ~ the good work. and even strike
uic Tor their honor and independence.
e are sin ubering fires not only in Mary
'-t 10 States north ol her that await
opportunity tn hurst forth. and
they appear We NAV look out for
TON tlat the world now little expects
10, God the time has arrived when
mlniOns OF Abolition can never plant
south OF the Potomac
Drcambcr, 1854. the savannah Repub-
-ay-: by ta. .ortau,s Of war We
.l lA,s under tac authority of the Fed
Military forces. We desire 20 counsel
iencc and all proper respect on the part
citizens, and {" express ;hc belief
.h,ir property and pcrsons viii here's
3 " our military ruler. Let oar con-
-uch Us to win the admiration of
luminous foe, and give no ground Tor
plant Or harsh treatment on the p-rt Of
"a5 viii FOR an indefinite period hold
scion oi cur city.
4 i III. lS6l, it said I've would IS
r'lfeierate with the cannihais Of the
'l sea or the Thugs OF India a. with
o ne iankeesl They have forced ~
+, separation, aud now, we sav. let It
n yer, and even beyond that time.
''i God IN his providence permit. We
nothing to do with such a people,
IN time or eternity"
n December, 1864. it ,ays The fear
:, ssed by many that General Sherman
eIeat the order OF expulsion from our
= which he enforced against the citlzen-
.lsnta We think TO without founda
1t behoves all 10 keep within their
'ss until General Sherman shall have
lzed provost system, and such police
II insure safety in uersOn - vel se