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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

p-oyed himself to be a useful cover when fraud
WAS 10 be perpetrated, and under whose admins
trltion, it is fondy hoped, and firmly believed that
depletion Of the State Treasury will be As easy
and profitable. Is robbery Of the city has been
while he has been Mayor. The stealngs at Al
htuy, however, WI only come in Is incidentlls,
and be used to make things work smoothly 'ow-
ards the great object in view, which is to trans
fer to the city gamblers and treasury thieves
certain great powers which belong to the Office
Of Governor, such a. the power to appoint the
commissions Of police, the health commissioners,
the port wirdens, the heslih officer at quaran-
tine, the capt4in oil the port, &c &c. This once
accomplished, and these men rightly believe that
they will thereafter rule the State Towards this
end they are now bending all their energies.
They care nothing for the election Of Seymour.
lie wa- put up to be sold out if Necessary, and
it Is vel understood that they stand ready now
to sell him and every other candidate for votes
Tor Hoffman. Here, and here only, lies the dan
ger, and we urge our friends in that State 20 be
ware Of it. No bargains whatever should be
made, but every available vote given to Girls
void, who is as greatly feared IS his competitor
Is beloved by the scoundrels Of the city. If this
be done, We feel confident Of the result The
State viii be carried for Grant and Griswold,
and then it is to be hoped that some measures
will he taken to put an end to the scandalous
state Of affairs which now exists in the city, and
which cannot long continue without giving rise
to tumult and disorder.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

The Vermont Medical Society held its Annual
Session at Montpelier. Oct Il and Is, 1865
The forenoon Of the first day was passed in the
.sansaction Of business, reading Of minutes.
presentation Of delegates from other Societies,
revision Of constitution and by laws.
The following preamble and resolution, were
presented by L. c. Butler, and adopted
U7ereas, The practice Of using alcoholic
drinks az a beverage yet prevails extensively
among the people. and does not seem to be etiec-
tually controlled by any system Of pledge-taking
in vogue, or by the punitive and prohibitory
legislation on our statute books;
And whereas il belongs more especially 10 the
Physician to investigate the causes Of this fear
ful practice, so far as they may exist in the hu-
man constitution. in professional usage, or
common custom, and to recommend the adoption
Of sReh sanitary regulations as shall tend to
prevent or palliate the evil effects Of this terrible
scourge;
Therefore, Resolrei. That committee Of three
be appointed, whose duty !, shall be to report at
the annual meeting Of the Society. on the
medical, social and civil aspects of intoxication
BY alcohol. and our duty as physicians in the
premises, together with such suggestions as they
may deem proper to be adopted by the Leg;sla-
ture OF this State, TO arrest the prevalent evil
The committee Was constituted as follows 4:
Drs. Butler. Sperry and Billiard.
During the afterncon letter was read by Dr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

the honor done him, and expressed his So
the responsibility renewedly imposed upon 8
and his determination, so far as in him .-
guard faithfully the honor of the co1r,-r =.
his State. His remarks we're receives -
hearty applause.
The telegraph viii have informed ,o, ..
you receive this, Of the elections FIR St,..
GERS this Afternoon.
Among the bills Introduce this iares,.r
one By the member from Milton. er7a,..
Milton so much Of the town O.; Colchester
North and West Of the Lamo.le River
The bin Incorporating the Vernon. Lit. D.
suru,e Company has passed the senate
went 90 the House this forenoon. The s.-
tols are T. E Wales, l. B. Plat. Slu- p
ting;on, J. A Shedd, o. 4. Dodge, O. p B.
murd-, ). D Hatch AID R. s. Wiz al .
capital is 100000. There Is. o. s.-.
reason Why Burlington should uo-
the business Of Insurance, which e.. s...
pr ii-ilc 'v companies elsewhere.
Yours,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

Tie members Of the Legislature have had thor
Hule vA,a-ion. Aa ieeu home 60 see 'hel.
wiye. and babies, and have returned, We trust
determined to 90 industriously 20 work The
preliminary work Of the session j. our % tie
rav: he election fl :. Senator and State l.h-
OR. and the remaining anniversary and Society,"
reetings will he over IN day or two and me-
,his..wulein lie way T steady and resolu,e
attention to business. ofcourse the expeli'ins
81 .. lati4n depends IN great measure GA lie
Standing Committees. With fixed determining
lion "A the part Of these TO get their work for
rAri. the session can not only be materially
shortened but what i Of even greater imr-r-
,,p.e. the most important work can be forward
ID. - that it will not De- necessary 90 crowd il
through. with little p 40 consideration ID the
furry and IAN Of the closing day If the session
Take. for instance. the regular. inevitable and
highly important appropriation bin for the
,upport Of Government Why need ii be re-
por,el and ac;el on in the closing hours of the
lss, day or two. as it commonly j., Night not
earlier and more careful consideration -ometimes
improve it. Last year the Governor RECON-
msndel tax sufficient 20 ra.-e i1u- hundred
thousandd olars. The Legislature laid one that
raised FIVE hundred thousand, and nearly $780,
900 remained at the end Of the year IN the State
Treasury. Might it not just as well have remain
cd in the pockets of the taxpayers, We men
non this, not to find fault, but simply as a case
where little more care might have secured
better result Would not more elabora-
ton and care improve good deal Of our legisla-
ton,
We are glad to see bill in to expedite the re-
urn Of the abstracts Of the Grand List. delay in
which commonly retards the making up = the
liss, AID all tarsins-s depending IN II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

81, important amendment TO the act providing
f,i .b..s i.-i, approved in leia SO. -.'1 and
.....aI.i iu let7 ~. %. was passed by h1th
House af ulr safe Legislature u Tues Jay last
under ,u-uru-iou Of the rules. The amendment,
aa.-- ether necessary provisions, reduces the
ame OF the posting up OF alphabetical Isis Of
voter. yreyioa, 90 tie day of voting. from
thirtv , -w-,s, i7,-. aid also provides for The
administrator of the sreeuau's ath 10 those
who w.s,ld he emitted 70 vote atshe Presidential
election. AMI for aiding their names TO the check
list 1t also regulate, the manner Of receiving
and coua:ir- ,o,c- for the es Dental electors.
The I'll 81, !; std tefae, by "a strange over
,ig .r. ia not apply 70 Pc, d initial elections.
The revised cheek list for this cry has ten
m Vie out and printed, ard viii he posted by
rhur.dav morning fr s..ction at The Cry
Hall. Post Office, Office Of L. Barnes c., and
a, Duncau'- shop, wino7ski 1t contains ,39l
rnturs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

The October elections have told who is 10 be
the next President of the United States, and now
the question is, who is 70 be the oext Governor
Of New York
This is a question second only 70 that Of the
Presidency in its importance TO the whole coun-
Try; for upon its decision depends, in a very
great degree, the future welfare and quiet of the
great city, which nature has compelled to be-
come the commercial metropolis Of the whole
cluntry.
The two candidates before the people Of that
State are equally sanguine Of success. The so
c lied Democratic candidate Is John 7. Hoffman,
who claims to be The candidate Of a national
parry but in reality represents only the
rings" of New York city. He is simply the
well-appeaTing tool Of local combinations as cor
rupi as any that have ever existed in any land
q lay figure put out to cover the design Of plac-
ing the power and patronage Of the whole State
in the disposal Of those conbinations--a man
whose ebid rsropnsndstioD wss that he bad
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23
The Vermont Bible society.


The lorty--.stl .a- nal meet n- u tli- Society
WAS b,,l IN ti. Court rT Use. in Nlagtpe'ie-. "a
v.i..- 14t ...a.. .-...t.-
4Ne treasurer i'''ei '.ei '''' as 'Ae IT.
cepis OF the s-e.e'y during Tie year Inc agent
reported that something bad been done during
the ger ia The work .t distributing the Scrip
-.rrs. IN several ..-.-r-.-. and the i.1s $
.ts... ........1-- 81. w.
Men Christian ASSOC -'-.-' were invited To A.
SIS; In carrying forward this work. The officers
were elected r ti,e ye,r les follows:
President. Hon. Pan. Dillingham;.
corr'po7f'7g Secretary Rev " IT, Gil
P..,-s;.., S,.-e,.-. Pc, Al c..-,-
5l'.-lI't Il II II -'' -, d. A. '.s''
TI.e-P-ssi-gats-Aili.on County. Hon "
Na-h; Bennington County, Rev. J.. Jennings:
CALEDONIA county, h5'' MI iA-Aef: Ohi''elden
-, ,, p F1...r, 60. ~ - ~
G-aui I..e County. Re-. d. G. Wheeler. L,m.fIie
County. Rev. J. T. Ford. Orange County. John
Lvuie E,,.: Orleans County. Hon. W ] Hast
i6rs. Ru.l,ni COUNTY 7 b. Pl-s: ". ,sbin,ron
Comfy Rev. Isaac N,Aun. Winiban Comfy
Rev. Vim SewaU.
Direcfors-Revs W : Haze, W II Lord p
Merrill. J GIN. W. y Kilier. + Carnenfer
p II Wb;te F., Sberfr,rr Uozs1 p +
Raw & Stimsor =, II Nr+- Fso
.eI,.-.-- -
iH' '''i'' .liE a. ''i' p'''
Resoiret, That We appeal to the Christian
people OF Vermont ami especaiiy the Young
Mem Christian Associations. 10 and Us in put
ting a copy OF the Scriptures into every house
hold IN the state, and In promoting attendance
upon all those means Of grace Hh here its prince
pies are incaici'ei
70 anniversary exercises were held, chiefly on
account If tho ,,ror,ii,t.lo ,bsen,e If tho sroot
~ g, .b, ,,,.-:-., 7 r. D., g ,lt.--- "
"a 40' 'i'' '--19-u-li &c l. ivlNr va Ai'aHgs NeN
York
p,,,---, NJ. A, IL -, -...,
IA NJ III 'ue "unuai uiee''us
Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, held AT Its ofnce Ia Montpelier on the l4th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

Electors for President and Nice-Pre-iient Of
-he United State, are &c Doe voted for on the third
o., OF Noycmber-. see. from Iue-l1y next
y vs. though nothing "a earth en- hinder Ner-
-- ~ from giving an cyerpoverius maj ry ior
electors who are &C. east the vote Of this state
f- grant and CoLr,N, the majority ought TO
o.. ..clter than was th, Republican minority for
che S.,te ticket.
Great credit accrued 20 the loyal voters of This
safe flrtheir rlor.ou. rally 20 ihe polls DO sep
tran'.sr. There was DO Doubt, previous O.. that
election. that The Republican elniiiltss would
a. .-iuunlau-v e.e-,-d Blu. .al e.'e aas
a,,.l-l 20 teach the voters Of the other states
~l-4 say the uull- tile was moving. All
r,.- were turned towards Vermont. An aiIi-
r..u 81 thir'y--eyen per cent. TO the Republican
minority 10. let- told the story. II sent yi-or
.r.. every loyal heart IN Maine and veslle--
lr,. th, ranks If those who were yet h-h'iH- 90
N. ..use Of the rebels. and all who were willing
90 va-S with them ia he hope Of gaming po-
Gt.c4 power in the Nation; and Tie e.usa-
,.ueures there and elsewhere are all FIN az
,h Weakness. decentralization and despair
lssc been working destruction in die democratic
-iua- ever since.
Thu election Of GRANT and CoLrAX is now
l..Eei upon as sure by an the voters who have
.n, Intelligence, on io.h sides. Thu great ., 700,
o. present. Of thc Democratic led seems 70
a,.. keep the ascendancy theirs, if po--.ol in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

Dear Free Press

Dsar Free Press.
The Senate met this afternoon at O'Clock,
with its Secretary, two Senator, and one Re
porter, in Attendance, and soon adjourned.
The House assembled at the same hour, with
about 60 members in attendance Neither the
Speaker, Clerk, or any Of the Assistant Clerks
were present and after short period OF inac-
ton, Mr. Pngree, of Weathersfeld, veuturei
to take the Chair, and on a motion Of Mr.. Hall.
Of Groton, the House adjourned
The Capital has been quite dull since Friday
There was slight fall Of snow on Saturday
morning which gave the place an exceedingly
wintry aspect, and the effect was materially
heightened by the everlasting hills, which near
ly shut Us from the outside world. The wealth
er still continues cold and disagreeable-
The Tenth Registration Report, for 1866, has
Just been issued, and is still another monument
to the ability and industry Of the Secretary Of
State and his worthy assistants. During the
year 1866, there have occurred in the State.
$500 births F; 1901 marriages and 3.s41
deaths The number of births in the last ten
years, were 6o.o55 Of marriages, %, I85; and
of deaths, 1921. Average number Of deaths
annually, 1929, or one to every 20 of inhabi-
tants- For five years, ending December 81
1866, the number Of divorces granted in this
State, was 57l.
The first hearing in the Bennington and Ru;-
land extension project Is set for this evening"
but it may be further postponed, as not all Of the
parties interested in this matter have vet ar
rived. As all the Anniversary netting are m,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

voorhees, election, a. NJ {. from ONO, Is ,o
be contested
The Atlantic (Ga.) Coa.tit4fioaaiist, just
about the time Of the last elections, declared til
General Blair struck the true issue Of hs ea...
paiga in his Bro44ieai letter, and although
some foolish Democrats have sought to apolog re
for or explain its direct utterance. they would
have exhibited far more wisdom had they pushed
his idea aggressiyely on the stump il the Est
and West Since the elections the George
papers bitterly oppose any change of candidate,
though the Augusta papers, with those Of Cher
lesion, Savannah and New Orleans, give up hope
Of the November election.
The foreign papers come full Of gossip about
spAin and Queen Isabella The royal family
was received at san Sebastian with triumphal
arches and has- Aging everywhere. The house
which they occupied, although the residence Of
magnificent palace at Madrid Il is mean.
three-s,oried house, someWhat resembling &
lod-inr-bouse or second-rate hotel The Queen
is described SIS a stout, portly-looking woman Of
about forty, with pleasant, good-naturei face,
and countenance and manner betraying no anx-
ie:y :. to her own future or that Of her country.
She Lai . remarkably awkward, rolling walk.
The King. her husband, is quiet, gentlemanly-
looking man, Of no; very Intellectual appear
ance, though he does not in hi eountenance
betssy thst imbecility Of which be il accused.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

Tho View York H0rli, despite the aut.rie, OF
i,..t # The other Democratic journals and ies-
..i.e 81. assertions OF some e the New orA
.c.i,r- cha; IFS course was entirely unauthorized
s..i,f wrong, continued To- demand change
in ta, prro.r,-ie National ticket. r. ~sil au
Tue>iay
..If is ou- intention that this Presiicatia-
c,t.rs. - -hau hereafter revo.ge around Cover
u.. = .yin.ur as it, chief pivot, and mot around
G..,-,l Blair. as the Republicans have taa Sue
-,.--t !I.v tried 60 make Il. Governor SEYMOUR $
co. ..p-.an Of the canvass WIS, from t1e begin
Mug. broad and liberal
It aladt,cl that Blair used ineonsiierl;e oz-
pr,..sar, IN the unfortunate Brodheai letter, %
al q. -ln-ilerinr how open that letter is 60
nj, obstruction" and that the Republicans
.. sac conveyed the impression that il was the
real storm Of the Democratic party il de-
u,au..el thai be withdraw. and Thus put sudden
cid Eco -l,e uische.yous prominence that ha- been
ri,,i a.a. ga the canya-s.'
Bata change came over it, views that same
d,,: far tie National Democratic Committee
:..u.i al address wherein appeared DO hint Of
,;.,nse # candidates. and the HorlIuew thinks
n. ointment. of the Vice President gre of DO
- sequence.
Discipline is erery thing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

As work is not pressinz at Montpelier, why
all aot some member work up q plan for the
Improvement Of the County j.ils7 Ne subject
NOR needs attention, ia our humble opinion-
One good move has been made in the Reform
Shed. The worth Of it. work in the rescue OF
toys from VICE and crime eauno' % eomp'''i j"
money. But there remains or. ing evil in the
he-5in- together cf small and great criminals
men Who have taken hut the hrst step ana
finished adopts in crime and in the absence Of all
proper employment for the rands and heads Of
The rr.ssners. Il would seem As if some simple,
no. t.. erpea-ive.'pIan f'r combining a work
b.B-a with each county jul, might be contrir-
81. and i, is timeit vas tried. Who will lead
If IN she matter,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-23

We fsar the Democratic charge Of front is not
gong TO 20. L. Is true the U'orld still sticks TO
it. in double loaded lender. declaring on Friday
that something must be done" or the ele,tion
j. Ia>'. and on saturday that the crisis is
supreme. and that the Democratic hosts
stand looking t. their chosen and trusted leader
f.rtl.e new order. o.. battle, ''-wh.ch means, We
suppose. Ina, They are looking for Mr.. seymour
to withdraw and pull Frank Blair OF with him.
TIE Natoua. TatHyrccr, too, sin endorses
the proposition. NJ Peud.e-on j. reported 10
have tele-raphel ,o Washington urging thai the
change ofcaudidates be effected, and the Demo
cratic Club ia Washing 90 have Gu, the names
Of Sey IN. lr au5 Blair from the banner which
Sea s. OYER their headquarters.
But the Dom cratic National Committee
knocked the thingon the head. Me-srs Belmont,
Tliea AID Shell tcegraphei TO Washington On
Friday. rs follows
d" No authority cr possibility "a change front.
Al friends consider il totally imprlciic,ble ani
equivalent TO disbsnlirg cur forces. We, in
New York. are not panic-s-r.cken.
This backing down in New York decided the
Bll.r. to q jcct TO Franks Withdrawing under
any circumstances. and their organ at Washing
Ton, the E1prts, denouuces the project vio-
ieaty Even Pre-iieu, johnson, who has been
epartei by half dozen correspondents as favor
ing the charge provided he could be the new
s.n-iuee, now, according 30 cur dospatches, au-.
tAor.zcs denial that he has given shy approval
Z. the scheme. or any consent to be the demo
cratic nominee. Al Of which shows that the
U'orli's cry for "I'au5ace.' for an " event, ''
for " the authentic and inspiring word Is
f-uitless call Its only result VIII be infinite
gearing among the democracy, increased de-
rnoralizltion in their ranks, and increased in
peju, to the Grant and Colfax avalanche which
Will soon bury poor Seymour and Blair a thous-
and ftthoms out of sight and hearing