Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-29


public streets or highways intoxicated,
whether disordcrly or not; utterly forblds
the selling or giving in any way of ale or beer,
as well as of stronger liquors, to minors
authorizes any child of any parent to forbid
the sale of whiskey or champagne to his
father and makes it the bounden duty OF all
sheriffs. constabes. and officers and members
of the police, to compel the observance of all
it's provisions. The Philadelphia Press says
it will be rigidly enforced in that city, and
that some of its provisions will certainly be
tested in the courts.
The Chicago Times, compressed once
during the rebellion for giving aid and COM
fort to traitors) dominates Jefferson Davis
for next President, and Horace Greeley for
Vice President.
The municipal election in Washington, ID.
c. occurs next Monday. There is to be one
colored Judge of election in each precinct.
1t is thought the Republican ticket will be
successful
The President has accepted an invitation
to visit Raleigh, y. c., in June, to be pres
ent at the erection of monument to COM
memoratc the worth of Mr.. Johnson's father
Raleigh is A. J : native city.
The President is not coming to Boston
Some one asked him, by telegraph, if he
intended to make such a visit, and he lacon-
icallv answered - No
The Barton Standard and the Brattleboro
Phqnir favor the nomination of j. ). Adams,
Esq of Burlington, for Governor. With
these exceptions the press of the State favor
the nomination of Hon. j. b. Page.
1t is now positively affirmed that Horace
Greeley offered place in President
Johnson's Cabinet last winter, (the position
of Postmaster GENERALLY but declined on the
ground that he did Mt agree politically with
Mr.. Johnson
The Tribune adyertiscs Mr. Grccley's por
trait as premium to subscribers This is
to help the circulation of the paper south.
Nasty has the following respecting the
the bailing scene at Richmond
Never shall forgit the shout that assemble
ez lIorris wuz a signin his name. = Three
cheers for JctfTson Greeley and Horris Davis
ono and inseperable. now and forever
shouted one enthusiastic COME irit. = I'm
mortality MOI. Is yo93rs 7ed ano I sGlzns
is the biz dog NV the age, and yoo, my deer
sir, are now the tin kettle tied too his tale.
Wat iov, Wat happinis When postcritv
pens ''-''' -
III, &c ,,,,,,l, .~o rr;,.b,srad - tho
~
ouS'e"r oil another fehiah INVASION lhey
see. i'll imagination. 81, 600 lrlshmcn congre-
eating on the border. and John Morrisscv
.ssrri,,., .bo,., Tho, +h. prosi4or, iii ,,,+
III ''''
Toe.rso, D.,is hos ,.o,,o %. Montreal !,
is rcnortcd that he has purchased = summer
residence ar \ GATHERINGS in Cana Ia
Gen. Nlckles has forbidden the manuiac-
ture of spirits from grain in South Carolina.
lie thinks starving people need bread more
than whiskey.
Inv -d"NN"e"''SVt'N 'eS's1''ure' ~ d NoIe %
nearly three TO one. has refused u adopt
license law.
The VIII piping post l. still in requisition
a lawful mode of punishment. in Delaware.
Idol NOV, o,I q, White MOI, l,;,,., -,
i"''i''if "'''iI'o" ',i ~
W ashIngt'n N that state The harharIsm
of slavery vet diSfgurcs the laws of Della
ware
The Russian American treaty Publications.
1t Is stated. Will pc exchanged III few days,
and the government will endeavor to have
the stars ami stripes holsted ut New Arch
angel On the +th of July, on which day an
other star must be added To the galaxy for
A,ncrIcan MON
\ ''ALLNNT AFFAIk.-A letter from Athens
"ree'e' IN the London f"'eS' speaking OF
the insnrrceti'n m IhesSaiy. incidentally re
lates the following circumstance rcsrctting
that it Will require a long series of such vie
tories - t,,rce tba Sultan 10 nurcbase ncaca
- -. TIT
'''e ''',io'' u i'''9's
one OF those brilliant victories has been
Won, "hlch Is Announces rs rlvaIlIng the
siorleS oi Marathon. Seventy-iNe 'reeks
put 70 night two thousand Turks, and burned
Il 6reek village before their eyes. The battle
of the Greek frontier, and lasted three hours.
7e1 nv iIeIo09 Io'''e' Two tho1S'l,! COW
They frad away MI thrir ammunition drcu
their swords. -wore to sap in Hades, killed
one hundred Turks, put the rest-Intantry,
az ''I'': 81 an" i'ii oii'"
- m - q 7 S'i
On ei,o ~, - ~ rom
Gase' ','e iotn NlFli Leeprus tlis ACT 81 nero
lS; "ia' i'.' ''ieo "':u> ION
pcl.tNe ',i's i tA"sStra'ioh II II me haket
'r"'". "a" II WIN ,, my own eyes Whlie
was S''n,lil's on !. 5iil near lhe frontier Iihe