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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

Letter from Mortified.
THE POSITION or THE TKEEMAN On ECoNoET-
MARCH MEETING IL N0RruTfEID.

THE POSITION or THE FREEMAN On ECoNohf-
MARCH MEETING TX YosrurED.
EDITOR FREEuaN-For one, feel like giving
you q word Of hearty approval for the noble
stand which you have taken on Che subject Of
needless expenditures Iii high time for the
Pres to speak ut,in thunder tones, against tho
outrageous lack o. economy exhibited in the adj
ministrston Of public aflirs. This want Of
economy, if not chez iod in season, viii have A
powerful tendency to drive our sdip Of STAT.
upon the sandy shores of Bankruptcy. LIST the
people see to i. that their servants do not make
our burdens heavier to ba boyne than need be,
or tell thom to bawaro Tell them there i, a
point beyond which, forbaarancc esasas 10 be a
virtue
Tho ireom,u Y. this tlwn, ri tleir annual
nesting last Tuesday, took tho liberty 10 I'll tbo
v,rioos town offices with an entirely different
class Of men from those Chat have generally
filed them
The so cslel, Democrats Of this town, have
usually been able to fill the different town Of
fees with men OF their own stamp, many OF
whom we're good men, and performed their du-
ties well But this year wa have TUNED the
tables upon them, and our town officers arc
this year firm Republicans o. the 50 no Oompro-
misc with traitors kind. Many people will
say that politics should not be carried into
March meetings. Very well j all will agree
to it and practice it.
We have only been giving them a dose Of tho
sama sauce which they have been administering
to II, with an unsparing hand 30 long
1t speaks well for the loyalty OF thi. town
that there were none unpatriotic enough to volt
against the following resolution, which was in
trOduced and passed unanimously.
Re'oir,d, That we, the freemen Of Mortified
in LOWE meeting assembled, hereby express on
! JOY and qualification at the success which is as
tending our national arms, and at The apparent
! y near approach Of that happy day, when III
emblem Of our nationality, The glorious Banne
! OF the Stars and Stripes, shall wave triumph
. antly from one extremity Of our land to tn
other. y. T. A.
, Mortified, March sth ls6i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

MORTIFIED M,Rrn MErrfNo. Tho Req.
cans had a decided triumph q, Mortified
their March meeting. They made faus O.
ment On the Democrats a fret, BY voting
c'pt he law passed at the las, session -
legislature, allowing towns 10 vote by g
tickets The opposition we're hardly pis--
for this, aud we're thrown into some eJus.e-
ton and confusion, aud we're 10 the end W.
routed The following is the uck,. for ir
officers elected by large majority
Clerk, c. a Eisertoa seleotmen, NJ
Smons, ] II. Orcutt, Z. X. Jones tr.s s's
Oliver AVerill overeer, Benoni Wst.r
constable, George Robinson lis,ers j G D
lup, Joel Winch, VIM. II. Looms auiit'
Geo Nichols, SAM Keith, Geo II Crane q.
tee, f. X Jones fence viewers, lanson
ton, Martin Cobleigh, Reuben Smith q.
jurors, Marvin SImons. Thomas Slsde. lls
Clark leather inspector, Andrew Deity =, 90
agent Joel Winch =, superintendent Of Cons
>ohools Vim 5 IlaIen.
For County Commssuoner,-N. A. le
ISL l.. E. Parmlee, A..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

Our readers will ace, from the discussion in
our House Of Representatives las, Thursday,
that there Was difference OF opinion respecting
the way in which the assent Of our legislature
should be given to the constitutional ameudmen,
the majority Of the House proicrring the Joint
resolution to the bill. The Senate, however re.
fused to give up the point, and tie House, to
save time, yielded There can be no doubt, We
think, tina, the resolution adopted by the House
was the correct method. A bill requires the a..
sent OF the Governor before /. can 20 into effect,
while a resolution requires no such assent and
If it were necessary to ratify BY bill, the Gov.
ernor might by veto dsfea, the will of the
legislature. Amendments to the constitution
are to be made by the people through Congress
and their Legislatures, or by the action Of the
people 10 convention, and the constitution doe.
not contemplate that the President, or the gov
ernors Of the States shall take any part, erOep.
AZ citizens, in this action.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
A DIsREruTABLE Trick The Waterman Of
last week has an article commencing as follows

A DlsREPuTABLE TRIcK-T Watchmdn Of
last week has an article commencing as follows
THR FREEpAN ATTACKS THE President In
the course Of lts dlstribo on Governor Smith
and the extra session, the FREEMAN says
The truth We suspect Is that this extra esslon has
been called obedience comm tnds from Warrington
and this IL undoubtedly uhst the Hschman means by rs
- highest Authority" and best informed qusrttrs."
Il would be pleasant for tax payers q vermont TO
learn who ths highest authority lis, Who thus dictates
to our Governor what Is becoming fot the state
Blu the Governor savnI yielded to his outside die
tbton,h &C.
We did mean President Lincoln and his Off
cial advisers. The FRKEMAN did not mistake US,
nor could any ono mistake our language And
this is outside dictation y sIt'
And much more to the same effect. That ouF
readers may SOC why the three stars appear 10 the
above pretended quotation IRON the FREEMAN. We
give below tho paragraph eniire, as it appeared
in our columns la,t week, italcisiug what the
IYatchmoR emitted
Tho truth, We suspect, il that this extra SEES
sion has been called in obedisnce to commands
from Washington and this Il undoubtedly
what we W dtchfndn means ny lH ~ nlEneab Au
thority and " best informed quarters" Indeed
thai paper says that GorGnor Snith had beer
" emphotedliy assured, BY this " highest author
nv" that an Extra session should be called II 1
,rould coa double me sum estimated" 1t woul,
DO pleasant Tor the tax payers of Vermont Il
learn who this highest authority " is, VIII
thus dictates TO our Governor what is becoming
for the State. But the Governor having yielde,
to this outside dctaon, &c.
The words omitted and they were the pre-
else words upon which we founded, and wer
justified in employing, the expression " outsid
dIetation, were, Of course, purposely left on
by the HGtehmaa, az they would have occupie
but line or two OF space Ii they hs
been copied, the quotation itself would hsv
justified our language, and the extract was al
cordingly gsrbled to suit the editorial eIigsncy
With men who love fair play there is no need /
farther characterize the trick, Or answer the ed
torial that embsdss il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

Tbs Inauguration ceremonies at Washington
were painfully marred and the country disgraced
By the spectacle Of drunken Vice President
Mr.. Johnson, the second officer ia our govern
ment, and the possible successor to the presidency,
making most disgusting and scandalous exhibit
ton Of himself on that occasion lie must have
commenced to get drunk early in the morong, or
which is more prob'ble-he had not become
sobered from the previous nights indugencss,
when he entered the Senate Chamber Ut noon OF
the fourth Of March. His appearance and con-
duct while in the chamber were drunken and dis
graceful in the extreme lie made maudIin
speech before taking the oath Of Office and CON
.inued il after tho cath had been administered.
Oao account says
The affair was bscom ng so disgraceiul that
sono OF the officials interfered and he was choked
1f. Mr.. johnson made another fdlr pas IN al.
cm1ting TO administer the oath 70 the senetors
lie btckored them up to touch the Bible and
then motioued Them away again, without admin
stering the oath at oil; and Mr.. tornsy, tue
Johnson had been sereuaded good deal in the
morning by enthusiastic Iennesseans, and had
evidently gone some distance beyond the limits OF
discretion in bis devotion. to the great spirit OF
the West. Senator Sumner is reported to have
said that Mr.. Jobnson's behavior ia an impeach-
able ofense.
After the conclusion Of the inauguS ton cere-
monies in front Of the Capitol, Mr.. Johnson
did net return to the Senate, az is the custom,
and the Senators, after waiting sometims for biz
presence, were oblgodto leave the chamber with
out any formal adjournment
The action OF the Senate Monday occasioued
by this scenc, il thus reported
Ia the senatorial caucus, Monday, there wal
some severe talk about the disgraceiul exhibition
made by Vice President johnson on Saturday
When the Senate met the Vice President pre-
sided but about I'VE minutes, and then called Mr.
Foot to the chair. 1t is thought Mr.. johnson
will not trouble the Senate very much by hi
presence. The most common remark at Wash
lngtcn is, What will become Of us il Mr.. Linoo
should die After the Senate had passed tn
resolution Of Mr.. Wilson, excluding Intoxicating
drinks from the Senate wing Of the capitol, tn
L" Hole in the Wall was closed, and tho sigr
exclusively for Senator's vas turned wrong sid
out. 1t is earnestly to be hoped that this reyivs
OF senatorial virtue will last. At the request @
the senators, the crazy speech Of Johnson will nc
appear in the Congregational Globe.
There can be no mtigi ton, apology, cr e,
cuSe for this behavior OF Vice Pre- sidsAt johnson
1t is one Of the most melancholy official exhib
tions in our history, and one Of the most alarm
@ log evidences Of the decay Of public virtue, re,
titude and decency, which our times have adorde,
a II tbs official could be impelohed Tor such
criminal violation of the duties and properties
bis Office Il should be done but as there is n
probability that this will be done, the ofendt
should he made to feel the full measure Of Il
public condemnation Of hi. rank of-nse
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK,
THE WAR.

The news Of the week has been CT no impor
tauee, except the kilograms given Below. 1t
turns out that Sheridan did not capture Early
as reported last week though he whipped him
and utterly routed bis army There is no roll
able news from Sherman.
The Pots special also ssys Good news has
been received from Sheridan. The remnants Of
Earlys lo.oe have fed 10 the mountains The
rebel army ia believed to he broken up, Rumors
off disaster to Schofad originated in bOastiul
dispatch from Bragg, published in tho Richmond
paper, claiming be had checked him. No i'm.
poranco is attacaci 70 tho statement, and it Is
believed that both Sehoa''d and Sherman are
all right.
Washington, March ! , The Richmond Dis
patch Of Friday has the following dispatch from
Gen. Lee giving particulars OF battle near
Kinston, n. G., between Gen. Bragg, of the
Confederate army, and the Union forces which
moved from Newbern 20 meet sherman, in the
direction Of GodsbOt0:
HEADQUARTERS, &C.,
March g.
Hon. j. c. Breckenridge, Secret0ry Of Wdr;
Gen. Bragg reports he attacked the enemy
yesterday, miles in front of kinston, and drove
him from his position lie disputed the ground
obatinately and took up new line three miles
from his first. We captured pieces OF artillery
and 1900 prisoners. The number Of the enc
mys dead and wounded left on tho field is large
Ours is comparatively small The troops DO
hayed most handsomely, and Major General
Hi and Hoke exhibited ususI zeal and energy
r H. LIE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

1 S 7-}0 LoAN.--rhis loan continue
taken largely. Jay Cooke reports for ,l
week an average subscription Of four m
a day. VIVA. may be called country ~
acting as agents for the people, are ever
ordering large amounts The two balu
Montpelier have already disposed Of S3m
or 100000 A letter from Concord n u
the Boston Journal states the following
The First National Bank Of Concord
learn FROM its courteous cashier, W.
storrs, Esq, has already taken sub5erIpt
the 7 80 ioan to the amount Of $500 0O
bids IN majority Of cAses coming from
moderate means On tho 10th ins; tins
paid interest coupons on the above loan.
value Of - 500.
Tne loaa is emphsucally an inyestmea
tho people, and they understand It, 40.
making haste to obtain H. baiore it il all 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

The Wdtchmdn attempts to answer our obeo-
tons to the extra session on the ground OF ito
usele"ness at the present time and its srguuent
is contained in this paragraph
When Gov Smith issued bis proclamation it
was expected, not only that the vote OF New
Jersey would be secured, but thlt the new legis.
a'ure Of Kentucky VW adop, the amendment
before October, aud thus the requisite twenty
seven votes would be secured.
10 view Of the fact that the " new legislature Of
Kentucky is no, ys, elected, this gaJ,rnlloria
expectation is about az iorcible, vs. reason for
the consequent action, as was the imaginative osic
Of the servant girl, who was affected to tears when
contemplating demonsirA,se ate, at The thought
how badly she should Iee il she we're mrred and
had baby and the baby shonld get into tho frs
and be burned to death.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
COMM RCIAL.

hAnrET.--NEw YoRg March H. Four--sAles $500
bblsi state " 90 to slO 65 Ohio $40 Is to II Western
s95 10 So southsrnsales $50 bbls at 10 IS to Il 50
canadasass $50 bbs at tlO 30 to Ell co. whea, dall
sales unmportant Corn dull sales unmportAnt Beet
dull. PORK hrmi mess s9S to IS 25 Lard dun, Wits
key dull.
MoSrrARr.-u. s. one year certificates asli U, n. 10
Coupons e'i U. ;. 5.2l Coupons III Z. 3. Coupon
Skies Of 1851 llOi Gold 49, Money active at psrcsn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
Premium International Exhibition Of l.
culture and General Industry :
OFFlCE OF TUE NEw ENGLAND Aefy
80 STUDIO BUILDING, BosroN,
March, l0th 1865


March, l0th 1865
Mr. EDITOR ALLOW me through III.
umns Of your paper to call tho attention
sheep and horse breeders OF Veruont Ia IN
teTnationsl Exhibition to be held at stetr,
the kingdom Of Prussia, in the months Of
and June next.
Most particularly are the sheep breed.
Vermont interested in this exhibition. II,
viable reputation gained by Vermont al
exhibition OF 1863, has awakened an IN.
in her sheep throughout the civilized wor
another demonstration, which could no. .
be successful, would open for Vermont
foreign trade, and bring to her people
sums Of foreign money. The sheep LETT
rope and sold to Count Sh'rr Thors in ,
have proved remarkably we'll and du1n!
last year many inquiries have been mad,
abroad, with the yisw Of purchasing Ams
sheap
Any letters directed to me will i
prompt attention.
DANIEL NEEun
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

fufHla0t 10 PROCLAMATION OIL tl0 bOFtFHOEi
the members Of the Senate and House OF Repre-
senatiyes met in their respective chambers at 10
o'clock 4. NJ.
semitic.
The President took the chair, and on the call
Of the rcll &c OF the 80 Senators answered to
their names.
The following message vas received from the
Governor
G.HtismeH Of he Senate
and House Of Representatives..
! | herewith transmit, for your consideration
and action tho resolution Of Congress proposing
an amendment Of the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, and submitting to the Legislatures OF
the several States the question Of its ratification.
Tho assent Of three-fourths of the States must
b9 given before it can become part Of the or
ganio law. Seventeen Of the required number
/ have already set their seals to the ratification.
| The magnitude of the measure, aud It's lat1u'
once upon tho great questions which now absorb
tho attention ol tho Government, and which
increase in Importance with tho waning pros
! poets OF tho rebellion, render an early and
prompt ratification OF the amendment the sures
means Of strengthening the Government, anc
'"' J1oV'hou w NY oHH hi'hu 'hO ga PSN'N'NJ v
a special convocation Of the Legislature at thu
! tine.
1t is not necessary That should urge the meas
uro upon your attention.
Ever earnest and uniform in her adherence Il
tho great principles Of constitutional liberty
uncompromising in her opposition to slavery
the persistent advocate Of emaH clpaton, earl.
in the field and foremost in the fight in supper
of the Government, Vermont has written he
history in characters too vivid and clear to ADM
OF doubt as to her action on question 50 Vi
tai as this
would therefore recommend the prompt &C
ton OF the two Houses in ratifying the propose
anne ndment, with q view to an immediate ad
journment that as little expense as possible ma
be imposed upon the sla.e
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

Among the Union officers who have been re.
leased from rebel prisons, and reached Apnapo.
lis on the 9th, are Captain Howard {. Chlpin,
20. G. Captain Charles W Bon,ln, Co. d
Lieut.. Carlos W. Car, Go. =; Lieu. Io''th
b. Medium o., II AZ or the ~ y z Il.
ment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

COMMISSIONERS Observation-Disclosures Coun
g, n. A. Chase; Orange County, Charles
Badger Orleans County, Rev, p. N. Granger .
Chissenden County,.E, DlMascn windham
County, Ira GoOdhue F.anklin County :. p.
Eastman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

Wsltons Daily enc day las week, in the ei.
fort to sho7 the necessity Of an eNtrs session,
and trying to make a point essinst ms because
we eontrased Gov Smiths zeal now as an anti
slavery man, with bis conservatism in 1862, says.
Then, sail MIR. Willard Din the resolution re.
ierred to- =" We hope az some future auS mol
far sl''Gni Day % see this cYuntr9 delivered
forever irom The curse OF slavery whereas
now he II not only for postponng that glori1u.
day until October, but actually arguln, ior an
lndehaite pls,ponrmon; OF 1t by affirming thit
the amend,uep ttpNn' f',ptd hy the votes
OF all the remaining loyal States Weyery re-
specially TCneT On tie Cditofol the FIREMAN
tue suggestion that he may be mistaken On that
poin', and therefore th4t IL is bes. 70 nv aud
sos # the glorious day clnnot be FASTENED
- .Nncr rohad, So whg5s " line
And bring The Welcome day.n
The wuler Of the above kaac that we had
argued Tor no " inde6aite pos'ponement Of the
ratification of the constitutional amendment, as
his readers would also have known If he had ex.
hlbited the common 'iirn,ss Of letting them see
what he was pretending to reply TO- What we
did say was that al extra session would not
hasten the ratification, as thcro WAS no proba.
bility tina, the ascent Of the rtqa'ic number OF
States could be obtained before October and
we have not changed our opinion yet, although
Gov. Smith and the HdichmGn have taken
hand at the crank, aui are attempting u hurry
up the "whees OF time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Montpelier, March 9, 1865
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

To all 10 whom these presents shall come, Greeting
CERTIFY, That annexed is d truo copy Of q
Joint Resolution Of Congress, cnttlad A Res.
oution submitting to Tho legislatures OF the
" feveral States proposition to amend the Con.
" stitution Of the United States " the original
Of which is on tile in this Department
In testimony whereof |, WMLIIN IL. SEwAED,
Secretary Of State Of tho United States, have
hereunto subscribed my name and caused the
seal Of the Department of State to be Affixed,
Don, al The Clty of Washington, his s'coqd day
Of February, A. d. 1865, and ofthe Independ
cqcc Of He United States Of .imerica he SCH
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

A Resolution submitting to the legislature Of
the several States proposition to amend be
Constitution of the United States.
Resoiucd by HE Senate aud House Of Repre-.
'en.aHres Of the United Haiss Of AD,sJcG IN
Congress a"sm5ied, (two thirds of both HOUSES
coa,wrtng) That the following article be pro-
posed 20 the legislatures Of & @ several Sate, as
Bu amendment 10 the Constitution OF the I nited
States which, when ratified by three fouahs of
said legislatures shall BE- valid all Intcns and
purposes, fs par. of the ssh Constitution,
namely
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
EXTRA SESSION


Montpelier, March 9, 1868.
Pursuant to a Proclamation of the Governor
the members Of the Senate and House OF Repre-
aenatiyes met in their respective chambers ut II
0 clock 4 NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14

purposes. 90 mar. oi the sili Cons non,
namely
ARTICLE XIII.
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"OtSE
The speaker took the chair, v en- the chap
lain Of the House, Rev. A. l. Cooper Of Alot
peller, opened the session Nlth rsa4iug u hi
9th Psalm and with prayer.
The Proclamation Of the Govern r was read
The roll was then called and Mr. Geo. Paw
OF Baltimore and Leroy Wilder OF Dumma1ston
presented their credentials and were sworn au,
took their seats.
The Governor by Samuel W illiAmS Secretary
of Civil and Military Affairs, communicated tn
following message See Senate proceedings
Mr.. Colby OF Hartland introduced blll d
ratlly the proposed amsi dment OF the Con-utu
ton which was twice read and referred to III
Committee on the Judiciary
Mr.. Dorr OF Rutland moved tia; Selec
Committee of one member from each county b
appointed to report joint resolution 10 rsuf
the proposed amendment.
Mr.. Dorr suggested that the mode OF ratiica
ton, authorized by the Constitution of the Uni
ted States and provided for in The resolution O
Congress, is :" by the Legislatures Of the severa
: States :" and therefore that the most ptope
way Is to proceed by joint resolution and nc
by bill There is u material difference in til
two modes, inasmuch as bill must be submitte
to the Governor Tor approval so that ia ca.
the Governor Of any State should happen to di,
agree with the legislature" he might proven
1t from exercising its constitutional right to yot
Tor the rati6natlon of an amendment.
Mr.. ,lby said both modes had been pursue
ia other States. 1t seemed to him that tn
. most formal and solemn manner OF preceding
and Therefore the most 1t one on 60 grave ia que,
ton, would be BY bill. However it 10 lie be.
to proceed by pint resolution the Judloar
Committee can SO report.
Tie motion Of MIR. Dstr was then agreed to
and on motion oil MIR. Stewart oil Mlddlebury
the IIouso took a recess Of half an hour to CIV
the Speaker an opportunity to select the Con
mIttse.
On reasssmbling, the Speaker announced tn
Select COMMITTEES as follows
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-03-14
NEM4TE

The President took the chair, and on the call
O! the rcll 26 OF the 80 Senators answered to
their names.
The following message vas received from the
q lYnrnnr.
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j. n. TERHILL's
Patent Revolving Washing Machinel

Il prepared TO furnish families with them short
tce. There Is question but they great labor
saving machine which, for durability and economy. can
not be eqnailed The machines will be sold by, and
Tucker Bro's Hardware Store, Of I'd
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tween 9Th and 9Th streets. Orders for them trial of
the same, can be left r either Of those stores.
WIN. ABBOTT.
npRefer TO the following persons WIN ara n,,w usiny
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