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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-03

LETTER FROM WENDELL PHLL.Ps.-Mr.
Wendell Phillips has written a letter upon po-
litical matters TO the Anti-SIaUery STANDARD.
Its general tenor may be guessed, but the fol-
owing paragraph, in which he gives as vie We
of the prospect of another rebellion, sho VS.
some of the old pur geDcy
" Some fores ee coup d. ef0t in the literal
sense-a violent move against Congress. We
hardly expect that. That is too good to be
true. The cunning traitors at Philadelphia do
rot intend TO give the North any such advan-
tage. They see their mistake at Sumter, and
have no intention of repeating it. The burnt
child breads painted ire says the proverb.
| Thoroughly whipped in that method, The South
will never risk provoking another 1861, il il
can possibly be avoided. The move upon
Congress-upon what this traitor Accident
dares to describe as body called, or which
assumes to be, the Congress of The United
States will be made under legal forms. The
trick will be 60 covered that it will bear spe-
cious argument of consritutionaiity. Seward
elongs to the BaInum, not 10 the Cromwsil
class. But whether blow come from JsfEer-
son Dawn hand, or a trick from the brain ol
VIM. h. Seward, either will fail In the end.
We have no fears for the final resuit. Jussios
will triumgh. We have Gods promise fol
that. The Jew in Egypt, burdensd and
crushed, never doubted be should see Canaan
God had promised that. But whether in joul
years or IN forty, or through What peris, nons
could tell. We too. shalt reach our Canaan
But whether in four years or forty-througt
what periis-whethsr - one nation or two
whether all gathered around the temple q
jerusalem, or with one king there, another in
| SamaTia-none can tell. +"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-03
AN INCIDENT.
The following is one of the incidents of II

The following is one of the incidents of the
Convention
Gen. Barnum of New York; rise to a
question of privilege. There sits by my SIDE a
gallant son of the gallant State of Ohio
Early in the war, in the front of battle at Per-
rysville, he was wounded will show you
how. The person alluded to rose in his seat,
showing his wounds, which consisted of the lo.s
of both arms below the elbow. Returning TO
his home and supplying Natures hands with
iron, he went out with another regiment from
Ohio-the l3Oth National Guard-as its color
bearer. " hen he reached Washington be
was denied the right of muster, and was oblig-
ed to surrender his colors and return to his
home. He then applied to Andrew Johnson
for employment. He was refused employ
ment. Kisses and three groans for Johnson
| have consulted with those who know him
we'll from his State. They tell me he was
gallant soldier and a worthy private citizen
Sitting here by the ST 'e of New York, our
sympathies have gone out toward him, and
we have given them practical application by
putting $50 in his almost empty pocket. |
| therefore request, in behalf of New York, that
our tellow-delegates from other delegations
shall also sympathize with him and put their
money in practical shape. 1t was then sug-
gested that the Chairman OF each delegation
take up eoliecuon ter the purpose nsmed.
| Cries of Name him, name him."1 General
Burnam-His name is Samuel A. Decker of
Lucas County, OHIO, formerly of the 4sh U.
5. Artillery.
1t lie unnecessary to add that this call was
generously responded to.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION.
The following resolution was adopted
~
form Soldiers and Sailors Union of all who
agree with the principles set forth IN the reso-
iulions OF this Convention, shall be selected by
the several delegations here represented, TO
consist of members from each State and Ter
ritory, the names 10 be reported to the Con-
vention IN order to perfect an organization and
| take such steps as may seem ne csssary for the
turtherance of tie principles of the great
Union party TO which We belong.
A resolution of respect to the memory OF
Abraham Lincoln was unanimously adopted by
the delegates rising in silence. A Committee
was appointed to present copies of the proceed.
ing of the Convention to President Johnson
Congress, and the Governors of all the
States.
At about clock motion was made to
| adjourn srne die. Before 1t was put three
cheers were sven for Generals Grant, Sher-
man, She. idan, Butler, Banks, Meade, Hook
er, Hancock, Thomas, Burnside, Logan, Ad-
mir4ls Farr4gut an1 Porter, the Loyal Congress
! the loyal Governors, and loyal Ladies OF the
Nation. Thus ended one OF the largest, most
h rmonious, most enthusiastic Conventions
ever held, and which proves that the great
| body cf the soldiers OF the Union are yet un,
swed by exc utive influence, and unbrbed by
executive patronage, and will complete at the
| ballot-box the work they so hvroically begun
in The fed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-03

President, and the glad news from Vermont
will be echoed back by Union victories from
Illinois, and the voice of the frssmen OF this
Union shall proclaim that the rights of the
people are not to be forgotten by an ambitious
and dictatorial politician.
Illinois is all right, and growing more rsdi-
cal. Let the people speak aud the Union is
safe.
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During recent performance at Niblo's an
unmannerly fellow took standing place d-
rectiy IN front Of Horace Greeley. The mild
philosopher, as the story goes, patted the in
truder on the shoulder with his white hat,
AMI gently saId +" If anything entertaining
occurs the stage, will you please describe
it 10 me ? for you see, my dear sir, that at
present | must totally depend upon your
kindness"
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1)oetrp.
Trust and Rest.

Trust and Rest.
Fret not, poor soul, while doub. and fear
Disturb ,hy breast;
The plying angels, whe can see
How vain thy wild regret must be,
Say, trust and rest.
Plan no., nor scheme-but calmly wait
HIS choice IS best
While blind and erring is thy sight,
His wisdom sees and judges right.
So trust and rest.
Strive = OF nor struggle thy poor might
Can never urest
The meanest thing to serve thy will;
All power is His alone :. be still
AMI trust and rest.
Desire not selt-!ove is strong
Withia thy breast;
And yet he loves thee better still
50 lei Him do His loving will,
And trust and rest.
What d0st thou fear? His wisdoLI reigns
Supreme confessed;
His power is infinite His love
Thy deepest, fondnest dreams above
80 trust and rest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-03

London and Paris their Ambassador il the
Duke of Aqeaviva. l Ire:ume that the du-
ties not Onerous.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-03

A PALPABLg HIT. In the Jackson
vile (Missour) Journal is the following note
from lady:
M. Editor: L see by the premium list of
the Morgan County Fair that am appointed
awarding committee on Bread and Butter. As
L feel Incompetent, | wish the Journal to rec
commend the Hon. |. j. ketcharn.
Mrs GEO. GRAFT
To enable the reader 10 appreciate the point
of the above, 1t is only necessary to mentIon
that Mr. ketcham l. enc OF President John
sons appontees.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-03

st. Louis is tho centre of the best wheat
region in the United States. On the farm OF
Mr.. Bamber wheat was grown this season
at the rate of 33 IL bushels per acre, on ~
acres amounting to 50, 500. The whole re-
gion can be made to average 40 bushels per
acre But fruit-growiDg is more profitable
than wheat. The Leonard grape has yielded
81 900 an acre. The soil of the American
bottom s inexhaustible. 1t has been eultivat-
ed without manure over hundred years. and
portions of it are still for sale at very low
rates considering its value.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-03

Two men, while attempting to cross the
river, Just above Niagara Falls, ON Wednes-
! day afternoon, Sept. 18th, had their boat
struck by a equal, forcing it into The rapids
and over the ia lis. Mr.. Cooper, said to be
the Postmaster at Chippewa, was ono OF the
men, and the other terryman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-10-03

CoLLoQUIAL IELEGRAPHY ACROSS THE Con-
TIsENT.-The Chidago Republican of the 14th
says =" The wires ,worked we'll last night
across The continent, and San Francisco want
ed to shake hands with Aspy Bay, or, as the
phrase is, get him. So Buffalo passed the
word, and from away down east came the
answer and this conversation
' Bangor. Me-, September l3-Time III
;35 p. WHO calls? What time have you
got?
San Francisco. September l3-Time S:O5.
Can't you give London?
.' Bangor, ll:38 p. M.-Guess not o-night.
Boston, September ID, ll:4O p. How
about Major Pope?
&" San Francisco, September l3-Guess he's
gone home. Give US Aspy.
e. Several minutes of mixed rapping along
the wires, and Buffalo reported Bangor
thought he was being fooled, and being a
strict Yankee, wasn't to be caught again.
Then Boston, who seems not till now to have
seriously comprehended the situation. came
IN with direct application to San Francisco
for weather report, and an item fresh from
the Pacific, which was not responded to ; af-
ter New York and San Francisco, who are
used to it, had had little talk, the opera
tors along the route resumed business. The
Joke on Bangor is, that q San Francisco cir
cult nad never before been opuuud up to him,
and he was not prepared to believe it. The
atmospheric condition was accidental, and.
properly seized, with attentive adjustments
along the line, we might have had Aspy Bay
and fuget Sound talking together. 1t will
be done yet"
OLD TYPE-At typefounders feast, held
at the Crystal Palace in London in August,
Mr. CasIon mentioned the curious fact that
matrices from punches originally cut by
William Caslon in 1925 were now taken
down tor daily use, after having peen laid
aside since 1872 obsolets-nearly fifty years
after their first inventIon-'' for," said Mr..
Ii. Caslon," with the returning taste for the
beautiful in form-a necessary consequence of
the greater populariz4tion of art in our times
the old-faced type had to be regarded as
the most elegant letters within the range of
Typography
\ STRONG SMELL OF CLoyfs-A few mig hts
since Tom Jones went home to his wife in
rather disguised condition. tie had drank
50 often for the success of our volunteers that
ne was compelled TO eat handful of cloves to
remove the smell of whlskey. While undress-
ing, his wife detected the perfume of the spice,
and sald,-
GOOD gracious, Tom, how dreadiully you
smell OF cloves
Eh?" said Tom, starting " CLOVES -
g Yes, cloves any one would think you
had been en- bamed like mummy.
/ This nude his wits 60 wool-ga thering.
/ Phew you are regularly scented with
them. Where have you been tonight "
continued the wife.
! Tom was thrown entirely off his guard
his brain rambIed and without the remotest
idea OF what he vas saying, replied
W-h-y-hic-Clara the fact is, have
just been on little trip TO the East Indies,
and while was there, fell over a spIce-box y
/ Then she kew what was the matter.
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