Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-06-12

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ueieu y thg opposing iacll2h' VI bowen
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tne peace " men M bowen went 10 'Ie
mayor once, he lounG the place locked,
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locksmiths' VINO opened the dooFS' ana lie
TOOK iulI possession OF the premises
WASHINGTON, Jnne Q.
The galleries Of the House were crowded
this a. m to witness the visit of the Chinese
ambassadors. At / Mr.. Buringane enter
| ed escorted bv Gen. Schurz and followed by
the two ministers escorted by Mcs-rs. Banks
and Brooks. The Secvs Of Legation follow
ed The Chinese were gorgeously attlred,
but their silk robes and turn down hats gave
some of them decided feminine appearance.
| Mr.. Colax made neat speech Of welcome 70,
which Mr. Burlingame made an appropriate
and eloquent reply. The Representative and
Senator'S who were present. were then intro
diced and the usual hand shaking and bow
inc followed
NEW YORK, June O.
The Herald prints private letter Of Judge
| Chase in which he says he is amazed at the
torrent of inyectiye with which he is drench-
| ed. He says he has not been PARTISAN
either for OF against impeachment. lie says,
shall never abandon the great principles
for which have given my entire life
adhere to my old creed of equal rights with
out one 10, or title of abatement. | shall be
/ glad II the new professors OF that creed adj
here to it as faithfully. The real ground for
Remuneration Is that have not been a par
tI7an lor convection ana TINS remuneration |
am willing to bear They may denounce ana
abuse me- read me out OF the party II they
choose i'lo" the Ola iiShtS NOT 'he new
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ass,,rs. the Marty AGAINST nm ottempts 10 sub
vert universal Suffrage. established with and
N he established in all the southern constitu-
lions Then think the future Of the great
cause for which I have labored So long would
IN, seelr. and should NOT rarret INV absence
from political lab5rs
ST. LOUIS, June s.
\ despatch from junction City to GOV.
Crawford states that the Cheyenne lndianshad
,t.e M 49, i' ~ .cr '' and 5s.traying as
they went
Adyices have als) been received from Cot
ton Wood Fall. that 500 wild Indians were
on Diamond Creek, driving OIL stock ana
committing other depredations. About -
families had come To Cotton Wood Falls for
protection.
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man named Moses johnson was murder
el an Thursday or Friday last at his own
honse I'm Br,'kfeld. Madison county His
body was cast INTO a vel. lie was MIST I''-
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