Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-01

l. which Our Senatorial matters ere alluded {
q seems to indicate sTccial interest on the pa
Of somebody. The ceirsTcnjent # tt
" Y. TriJur, said the ether day
- The Johnson policy Of getting control Of I'll
2 United States Senate by blocking the election {
I Senators by Republican State Legislatures, a
! successfully and villaiuO1sly playel IN New Jer
! sey, and yillainously initiated in Connecticut,
set down IN the copperheai programme here 70
repetition in New Hampshire and Vermont
I This intelligence may surprise and shock th
moral sentiment Of the people Of those two pur
New England States, but the voters Of boil
may rest assured that il has hetn fully deter
mined in the johnson councils here TO enleavOi
to apply 10 the republican mai0riiies in the Sen,
ates Of New Hampshire aud Vermont the sam,
corrupting Influences to effect the election OF sap
p0rters Of the President and TO defeat or sus-
spend IN dead locks men as radically and trust
worthily republican as are Daniel Clark and
Justin : Morrill,, that have svaie1 in New
jersey"
The correspondent OF tie Congregational
ia says.
The course Of Nlessrs Poland and Eimunds
Of Vermont, on this, (the ameEdment to the
appropriation bilD and some other questions be-
fore the Senate. hos greatly surprised and
paincl tleir friends. Gu the cisst question 1t
issue, they have voted correctly. but on the
lesser ISSUES their couluc, has frequently been
suspicious. Il has been such that they have
been pra sed day after day by the National ln-
telligencer. the worst. the most mtlign ut eRemy
/ Of tue republicans, in the country. This Is a
very bal indication. The IrthigsHoer never
. l.
| uounces them as traitors gBl rey. ut.ousts Ia
| these days OF trelchery, wLeu men iiae Laus
I Of Kai sas, Dixon d, Connecticut. poolittle Of
Wisconsin, etc. have betrayed their friends. il
hehooy,s the States where Senators are % be
chosen. to act cautiously. Connecticut has Just
uiectcl the claims OF q Truly able, and 10 many
respset, good man, lNr. Foster) because Of
hi well known tim'dity. At sas i.Grai shat he
Woul not stand firm after be hal s'curel his ~
election for another term. 1t Vermont when
she elects iWl Senator, ntzt FIJI, initiate Con-
necticut. unless she desires 10 be repr seutel in
the Senate by men who wili play into the hands
OF the enemy whenever ,'df is.de is present.
cd 90
Again, tac c.uosl oud,ut % 't' Spring
field R,yub,caH write.
B.. Vermont will 10 f4r g. r,r to IL Messrs.
Poland and Elmuuis stay 70 homc. Once elect
them 10 the Srnaie. AMI they would irn the
Dooliite faction within month.
The idea troachcd by th, Trtms's cor-
respondent, thai o., game which ,i-rally
failed IA Connecticut can io lhy,l in V,r-
mont with any hope Of -u,elss, j. to- alb
suid fur serious notice. Tie h-- tvl tz-
tracts are from the same pen, ,iat of DR..
" Bartlett. who j., ai,o Oh, c.il,-.oui,nt
Of the New York IHd,y.aaHf. ill which hc
writes over bic own mititi, The ciscam-
stance that he is the clerk OF o., Committee .
on Elections Of the House, oI vhl,h Mr.
raNter D, mcmb,r, ueg,,'- the Il-sibility
tta; private aninosii.es may layeiai some
thing 90 jl with tac origin ui tb.-a pieces
or advice. b. that a- o. ms.. IS, il not
share 'tc arIidcrsiou- zIres,d. Wc 10
NOT favor Judge Poanl', election. because
We lclc,e there i- hc,rG ms "a ior the
place iut wc o. uot tclievo-that our can
j,54t,', chances viii suffer in a toir, opea.
ara truthful canvass, and such We propose
i, -iall 'c. so fir a- We 'ake part iu it. To
.'ian the D.cliule lao,iou would Pc instant
suicide fIr either o. the Senators and no.hiug
will lc caiu,j by iuTutius go ,tcru rnv such
intention.
As Tor senator Etmund-, 81, san. Wien De
WAS appointed. ttst III. voice aut votes
,soul he found ., De- in acc5riiu,s si,h the
principles which dwell ia IL, b.s.n- ID the
iatrilt,e masses of Vermont. 5ai wc ,ay 80
,uil. Bcir2 mortal, O., may mak, mistakes
-Lc d,d mare s grave one in bis ,.s.-e on
o., Hahcas Corpus act, which won him
prui-e from parties whose approval should
make ny good man look 90 hts hearings aud
.cc whore he .cit Oh, true cour-c bui nav
ug known him we'll Tor many ycar-. .pg, know
BIZ devotion to the principles ot 30, R,plJ-
ican Unor parity Ut Vermont o. Vermont
freedom. equality and impartial jus,ic, Tor
au - lar as the Pr sii5n,', ''piliey''
conflicts vi these. he WILL find no supp1r-
Ter in Mr.. Edmunls. and II the men who are
striving to divide and denorallc the great
party of the Union count on ali from him,
hey Will be sadly DISAPPOINTED