Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-10

Musical CONVENTION. The Musical Con- :
yention held at Burlington recently was well
attended and very successful. At the regu-
lar business meeting of the Association the
following were elected officers for the year
Presideat.-Hon Paul Dillingham; of
Waterbury.
Vice Presidents -The Pre- idrnts of the
various Societies composing the Association.
Recording Secretary. u. j. Josiin OF
Poultney.
Corresponding Secretary.--H. l.. story of
Burlington.
Treasurer-J III. George of Hardwick.
Erecutire Committee C. l.. Case of Bran
don F. f, Smith, Montpelier c. NJ. Stone,
St. Johnsbury Isaac Emery, Bethel Sidney
J. \. Pomerov, Fairfield; b. ID. Hopkins,
St. Adams b. F. Ottarson. Poultney.
The Caledonian of last week has the fol-
lowing announcement
Bv an arrangement made the first of July,
Messrs. II. b. Davis and Geo. ii. Bradford
assume the publication of the Caiedonidn
The ownership of the paper, its editorial
management, remain unchanged. In fact
there will be little change in the paper, ex-
cept for the better. which has always been
our aim Mr. Davis has been the foreman OF
the Office for several years. The appearance
of this paper during that time is his best rec
ommend Mr. Bradford is an experienced and
skilful job printer. Together we believe the
miputiae of the publication office will be bet
ter cared for than it could be by one while
the division of labor will give the editor more
time to devote to the matter than he had here
tofore.
The Caiedonidn has always been success
: full paper financially, and will quite likely BE-
, all the more SO under its new publishers. L
the arrangement relieves Mr.. Stone, as 1t
doubtless will of some of the labors of the
office, we can congratulate him upon The
: change, while are glad to welcome Messrs
r Davis Il Bradford to a fair share of the care
and responsibilities and work of newspaper
t publishers and the pleasures and profits o.
> the business they will be likely to find II
the Caledonian Office as anywhere.
n Personal Noticing the nominations 6
our County Convention last Saturday. tn
v Burlington Times says
: Gen. Henry is nominated tor third Sen
r, atorial term.
K Mr.. circuit has already served faithful
K one year. The new name on the Senator's
ID ticket is that of Mr.. Dewey and is stror
N one He is one of the best business men
the State, and is a sterling and active r
=, publican. He cannot fail to take an exec
~ lent stand in the Senate.
of Santa Anna shot on the morning
IT. the 25th ult at Sisal in Mexico, by the Ii
On erals, after being tried by Court Marta
+. He was born in Mexico about 1900, and n
- had an eventful life. He has figured in 8
h. the revolutions in that country since 1872
ell except the last one, and he was captured a
I'M shot now because his visit was construed
use an attempt to again become the head OF o
of the many factions which have kept Mex
en in almost continual war for half a century.
as Later reports seem to discredit the run
of Santa Annals death. 1t is certain he "
at Campeche the day before he wac report
asst as having been shot at Sisal. He was bat
od received at Campeche. and his life was CO
VI sidered in danger from the exasperated
riotous populace of that place.