Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-06-12
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN EXE-
CUTIVE COMMITTEE.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Exc
CUTIvE COMMITTEE.
William ClaAin, of Massachusetts. is
Chairman, and William E. Chandler, of New
Secretary THE National Repub-
lican Executive Committee
Messrs. Clahin of Massachusetts, Horace
Greeley of New York, T. W. Park of YER
mont, Merrick Giddings of Michigan, VIII
liam H. Kemble of Pennsylvania, B. R. Cowan
of Ohio and II .H.Starkweather Of Connecticut,
constitute the Central committee, with head
quarters at New York Messrs. J. r. Jones
of Illinois, E. B. Taylor of Nebraska and c.
NJ. Allen of Indiana the Western committee,
with headquarters at Chicago Messrs NJ. \.
Of Louisiana, j. II. Caldwell of
Georgia and B. F. Rice of Arkansas the South
ern committee, with headquarters at Atlanta +;
and Messrs. Gorham Of California and Delong
Of Nevada the Pacific committee, with head
quarters at san Francisco.
The full committee is as follows;
Alabama-James p Stow.
Arkansas Benjamin F Rice.
California-Ge0rge G.. GOrham
nnecticut-Henry II. Starkweather.
Delaware Edward G.. Bradford.
Florida-S. Conovcr.
Georgia.. 4. Caldwell.
Illinois, Russell Jones.
Indiana Cvrus NJ. Allen.
Iowa-Joshua Tracy.
Kansas John 4. Martin.
Kentucky-Allen \. Burton.
Iouisiana-M. \. Southworth
Maine-Lewis Barker.
MARYLAND Charles Fulton.
Massachusetts William Claain.
Michigan-Marsh Giddings
Minnesota-JohnT 7. Ayerill.
Mississippi-A. c. Fisk.
Missouri-Beniamin Loan.
Nebraska-E Taylor
Nevada-Ch Charles +. Delong.
New Hampshire illiam E. Chandler.
New Jersey-James Gopsill.
New York-Horace Greeley.
North Carolina-W. Sloan.
Ohio-Beniamin Rush Cowen.
Oregon-W. COrbett.
Pen1svlyania-W H. Kemble
Rhode Island-Lyman B. Frieze.
South Carolina-J0seph II. jerks.
Tennessee-Wil lillian B. Stokes.
Texas-Andrew J Hamilton.
Vermont-Trenor W Park.
West Virginia-Samuel D. Harms.
Wisconsin-Dayld Atwood.
Colorado-Daniel Witter.
Dakota-Newton Edmunds.
IDAHO c. Henley.
Montana-E. NJ. Wilson.
District Of Columbia-Sayles j. Bowen.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. Bishop Bissell, tn
new Episcopal Bishop Of Vermont, preache'
last evening in St PauI's Church, to a larg
audience, including many of other denomina
tons. Rev. 7. A. Hopkins. Rev. John Hen
" Hopkins, and the Rector, Rev Mr.Atwill
officiated in the service.
Bishop BisselI is a man Of full stature an
dignifed presence, with gray hair brigh
eve, and lines Of earnesmess and force in hi
pleasant countenance. His subject, apprc
pirate to Trinity sunday was the Office
personality and divinity Of the Holy Spirit
and the ways in which the Spirit may b
,grieyed.'' I; was a simple, earnest and e
fcctiye discourse.
After the close Of the service, a number
the audience, aware that the present woul
be the last opportunity to hear Mr.. Moor
| (who leaves for California on Thursday upo
the organ, waited in the church, and Nj
Moore played to them for half an hour
more. Among the beautiful pieces played b
him was an improvisation, Of and swe'
mournful strains. introducing the air Of 'SweC
Home, the title Of which. if one was given to i
would have been, We suppose, &" Mr.. Moore
farewell to Burlington. There was a strea
of sadness. to all, throughout, from the stron
feeling of the loss which our musical con
munitv suffers, in the departure Of Nj
Moore. Burlington can never, VIC are surf
seem ike aught but "home" to him, and "
trust viii again be 50 in fact as well as
seeming. in years To come. Meanwhile man
wishes for his health, happiness and welfare
will follow him wherever he goes, from II
numerous friends he leaves behind him.
TIE SonooLs.-The report Of Superinten
eut Goodrich, presented at the regular montl
" meeting Of the Board of School Commi.
sioners. last evening. showed an increasin
attendance of scholars in our public school,
a hundred additional having been enrolle
/ in the last five weeks an increasing p
centage Of attendance, and in general, d
cidei improvement in the schools during tn
past month.
GIN. GRANT makes no promises, beyon
the expressing Of determination ito admin
ister all the laws in good faith, with econ
nv. and with the view of giving peace, quie
and protection everywhere" He could hay
selected no more fitting words good tni
and economy. peace, qliet, and protector
They may well be adopted as the rallyin