Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07
Editorial Items.

The Jackson Democrat, Mississippi, pub
fishes, in the biggest type its printing Office
can supply, this alarming decree = The ne
groes must be Deported or ENTERMlNA-
= TED, All the devil-begotton imps of
- darkness. whether black or brown, whether
=. NEGROES or Indians whether Mongols
- or Mulattoes, should at once be dismissed
- and that forerer, FROM THE CARE,
" FROM THE SIGHT, AND FROM TUE
THOUGHTS OF THE HEAVEN BORN
F" WHITES"
/ Victor Hugo writes from his exile. respect
! ing the proposed medal to John Brown :
widow - NV name belongs TO all who would
make use of it TO serve progress and truth.
\ medal 10 Lincoln Calls for a medal to John
Brown. Let cancel that debt pending
such time America shall cancel hers.
America owes John Brown statue as tall
as that of Washington. Washington found
ed America, John Brown diffused liberty -
Count Won Bsmarck's official organ at
Berlin. in an editorial article, strongly urges
the great powers of Europe to interposc in
the Cretan question.
The following the returns of registra-
ton in New Orleans and Algiers, excepting
for the last three days and the second dis
trict Whites II ,s43. blacks 1875 The
whole majority in the parish is Is, and in
the city 92l. 1t is expected that the revision
Of the rolls will make large difference.
50 far as heard from the state registers. whites
- CO.,, blacks e, 100.
At the recent election for members of the
Hungarian diet, Louis Kossuth was chosen
to represent the city of Waitzen without
dissenting vote.
There is a conflict between the civil and
military authorities in South Carolina, the
Marshal of the United States Court being
prohibited from enforcing an execution is
suing out of his court. The case has been
referred to the Attorney General. although
we do not see what he has to do about it. as
there is no statute which recognizes his
opinion law, while there is a clause in
the explanatory reconstruction act. which
declares that it is not law.
York constitutional convention, allows every
male citizen to vote who is twenty one years
of age, who has been for ten days citizen
zone year next preceding the election an in
habitant of the state, four months a resident
Of the county, thirty days resident of the
town, and ten days a resident of the election
district where he intends to vote. Bribery
or the attempt to purchase vote disfron-
chises, and the Legislature may disfranchise
for any infamous crime. A registry and
election ballot are provided for.
Several freedmen who emigratcd to Liberia
from Charleston, S. c., have Just returned
bringing very discouraging accounts. The
letters from those who remained in Liberia
are to the same purport, and they advise the
southern freedmen against migration.
PIscIcuLrURE.-The New England fish COM
missioners, Col. Theodore Lyman of Mass
William Russell of Connecticut, Henry A
Bellows and Capt. Sanborn of New Hamp-
shire, and Charles Barrett of Vermont, had
a recent consultation at Bellows Falls, as to
the best method of restocking the rivers with
salmon and shad and as to the advisability of
interchangeable prolific and voracious black
bass. They were united in the belief that
suitable fshway could be constructed over the
falls by blasting a channel through the rock,
between the main sheet of water and the Yer
mont shore, without much difficulty and at
moderate expense.
Dispatches received from Athens bring
intelligence that the Greek Government has
announced its determination of declaring war
on the Sublime Porte on the LIST of Septem-
Der, should hostilities against the Christians
of Crete not be ended by that time.
Great military preparations are being
made for such contingency, and orders have
been issued calling out the entire reserves of
the kingdom.
The book of the impeachment evidence will
contain nearly 1000 pages and will be accom-
panied by two other volumes of equal size,
which will be filled with long documents OBJ
tanned from the files of the different DEPART
mcnts and other sources.