Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-03-04

The Legislature of Maine have approved OF
The vote was strictly party

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The Legislature of Maine have approved OF
;mpeachment. The vote was strictly party
one.
Congress has passed the supplemental re-
construction bill, providing that only a ma
jority of the votes cast shall be required -
the adoption of the constitu ton in the S -eh-
ern states. The President will, of CURSE
veto it, and il will be passed over AS Ve'o'
in due time.
Gov. Ward of New Jersey mas vetoed the
joint resolution passed by tie late leglsia'uIo'
Withdrawing the assent of that state ~ 'n'
constitutional amendr, Iii respecting the pa
sis of represent"'foh
The -,orth Carolina Republican Conven-
,:,n have nominated Gov. Holden for gov
ernor. and expressed a preference for Grant
for President and Wade for Vice President.
At the Kentucky Republican Convention
resolutions were adopted fayoring Grant Tor
President and Gen. Speed for Vice President
The Wisconsin Republican Convention de-
clared in favor of Grant for President, APP
proved of impeachment and autographed
Stanton to stand by the War Department.
The Kansas Legislature have endorsed i'm
parchment
The desire of the New York roughs to
march to Washington to support the Presl-
dent against Congress, appears to be dlmln-
ishing. The Times says the headquarters
where these patriots were invited to walk up
and enroll their names, was not so crowded
on Wednesday as on the two days previous
A number of the applicants, learning that
they were not entitled to any bounty on Join
ing the association, refused to sign the roll,
and turned their DaUhe tho Office and the
manag gers with all the evidences of contempt.
The Democrats of the West are openly in
favor of reputation, and Brick Pomeroy' :
paper. La Crosse Democrat, advocates total
reputation.
| The Democrats Of Iowa, have declared in
| favor of Pcndleton for President
| New HAnpsulRE.- Manchester Ameri-
can, reviewing the field in New Hampshire,
says . To-day the state is ours by a hand
some majority. and if the next two weeks
witness the same amount of earnest, telling
work that the past three have, we shall carry
the state by five thousand at least.
General Nye. on his return to Washington,
reports New Hampshire safe for the Repub-
licans by three thousand majority.
Among the dispatches received by Mr.
johnson informing him he Is right, Is one
from Mnysville, Ky, inquring if one rcgi-
ment of Irish will be of any service To him.
His answer has not TRANSFERRED but he prob
ably replied that it would not be equal to the
emergency.
Mr. johnson the other day received sym
pathetic delegation of Baltimoreans, and told
them that s. from his advent into public life =
he had endured trials for the benefit of the
people. and he had great faith the people
would now stand by him. After lie is cut OF
Office Mr. johnson will understand that = the
people : who will respect him are too few in
number 70 be noticed. Nothing but partisan
hate of the Republicans, and the love Of the
plumber which he can distribute, give him
any appearance Of support
SETTLEMENT OF THE RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES.
We learn from the Troy Times that tie
difficulties between Mr.. Park ana the Troy
X Boston Railroad have been at last settled
and communication viii be speedily restored
between Troy and Western Vermont by
means of the Troy y Boston and Benning-
ton x Rutland Railroads. The Times oI
Friday says
The agreement between both parties to
: the controversy was signed and executed thi,
morning by the officers of the Troy ana
Boston company. 1t has been previouslv
subscribed to by Mr.. Park. Mr. 2. agreed
to release the property attached by him
, and to deliver it ID tie railroad company
either ut the State line OF Rutland Some
other conditions are contained in the agree
ment, but the above IS the material point in
the ease.
The suit OF Mr.. Park against the Troy AZ
Boston company for alleged injuries to hi
road in the absence Of repairs during it,
lease by the company, is still in litigation
and the Troy < Boston people reserve the
right to sue Mr.. Park for damages sustained
in the seizure of their property.