Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
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nd real estate NV this seckshen and he'd uortrsr,
ne on the balance, and tina, he must stay 10 tax
y, care Of lie didn't like 10 assert his power bu
to ne begged the Professor TO remember that a
ce cooden leave without settliu at his bar for III
We six months sustenance, and ther WIZ law /,
kentucky givin creditors power over ab-condi,
ii debtors. Would it be convenient for any on,
r. Nv the Directors or professors TO settle their ac
counts Ha Ia
saw the pint, ami wuz forced to take tb,
back track. | can't 20. /. il not A burnir
shame that paltry bill. at the bar NV a p.I,rv
: gr sery, shood keep me from lokatin in a State
e where the DimOcrisy by sheer impulence kin
ouiiy Ablishin majority " sixty thousand
INTO gong back onto their principles, and INTO
acquIesence into their dariinist dlruas, Wool
I that some LinkIn wood strike the chains Nv debt
from my limbs, that mite is to other and
7 fairer scenes.
, PETRoLEUN Y. Massey. p. NJ.
(Which is Pcstmasierl. and likewise Professor
NV Biblikle P0litcks in the southern Cilsei-
kle 4 Military ltsitoot.
MYsTmious DEyELorvENrs At 81. ALn,~.
SrrosyD FEI,N MovruENr- The corrc,-
pondent Of tie y. Y. H.raH at - Alblus.
writing under date of the lqth. m4tc. onl
quir; bridget OF Fcntau nsas. aom that
qusr;er. It Is largely c,nie-tural AMI .eusa-
ti1nal but joiuci w,,h other circumstances
seems 70 indicate that something is on
loot on the bsrdor The writer says
The train which arrived here at SIX 4 Al.
to-day brought about thirty lusty looking gen
I temen, Of evident AIilesian ''proclivites. WHO.
having debsrked from the cars. went to a prom
lnent livery stable and hired teams to take them
doWn the Lake road, a distance Of about two and
half miles. to Lake Champlain. whence they
started on peregrinating tour Whether they /
! were tenians or whether they we're as one Of
'hein remarked, company Of tourists desrous I
oi viewing the magnificent winter scenery in 1
winch tins country abounds. it is uot f1r me TO
sly. OHe thing IS certain. however each man
was provided with knapsack containing bulky
material and each had a blanket Il artists or
tourists, they have chosen most delightful
region Oi country IL which 90 spend A few DAYS
a. iHs season OF the year. Surprising them 10
be tenians, however, 1t may be well 10 state
ihst % reaching the lake they would have no
4ifhculty in crlssing into Canaia, or in reach
ing the border lue unm0les.ed BY pursuing
directly nortAWsrd march along the shore they
can arT.'e within about three miles Of R1use's
foint, and thence, by making a slight diver
kehce' tneY can cross the upper Champlain on
the ice, which s, IN that section. about two feet
and q half thick, and would allow Of even the
transportation Of artillery, # such they had
with them. BY 20 doing, also, they avoid a too
close proximity to Fou Montgomery, which
they would leave to the leF The road along
the lake shore is in good condition and easily
travelled
The t4uai which came through this morning
lsupFosiag them 10 be Fenians, mi that is the
decided impression here forms only small
proi -dln q. Ike parties who have been travel
ing iclAterward during the week On Friday
morning large number Of Irishmen, evidently
1u'ar the control Of leader, came OF the up
tr--r. which, owing 70 some detention on the
way, .t1 10 connect with the regular moraing
tram sJ.ug north, and the passengers were un-
able 70 leave S. Adams until the departure Of
the si@ o'clock train in the evening These {
men, shout seventy-fye in number, were very
relicsIt IS 70 their destination. and instead Of I
going 10 any Of the hotels, remained at the
depot until the evening train left. They were ,
all provided with rations, and appeared to have I
q su.hcieEcy OF spare change to meet all requir-
meuts. Their department was most quiet and ,
orderly and they seemed desrous Of avoiding
conversations with the citizens here, keeping
together AMI letting no one into the secret Of
their objective point" cannot say these
men were Feuians. Everybody here is assured
OF u, however, but The query naturally arises,
who we're they In conversation with promi- I
nent citizen Of ST. Adams to-day was informed |
that just such bodies Of men have been noticed | v
going through this place during the past fort Y
night, "and' said he, III there be the same |
ratio at al otAes places b1rdtring the lake as |
nave gone through 81. Adams, then fully two u
thousand teuiars are nos on the frontier in this
session alone " Most Of the parties who came !
N this direction went through to Rouse's Point.
Ine others are dOublless scattered along
The lake, within easy c5nuunicstion Of that
vicinity, so that e concentration Of the forces
;an be etec.oi whenever il nay be desirable.
Indeed, rs matters nov look i there is to be any
movement al all, the wing Of the Feaian army 0
destined 20 operate from this section will MAKE
kouse's Point its point Of departure a
We are IN the receipt Of news here By travel Z
ers jus, from Canada cJnfrnatory Of the pre- !
'ious kilograms in relation 20 the scare" that
las got possession Of the .Kanucks." " There is
IN undoubied fright smgUg the 'blue noses q
IN the streets Of Ottawa, 81. Johus, Montreal, | ,
md in iact in all towns within striking distance :
Y the border, ''the invasion" for1s the staple
ofie Of conversation. The Canadian press,
ioSever, DO not represent this 10 be the case
lut persons just from thcso localities declare !
hat II Is so. and tha; the pe0p.e ar daily ex- ,
ecting the work % cvmmence. q