Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-08-05
ra;.lal Items.

rr p,nod.,hia Press says {. From 0o ea "
The fhllaqne ehanges we have clipped laS in in
Democra''o !, The Real Issue every or ps va
of them prsenting different . sa rat, till co
;ssu es com nue. to increase a. 'n n,uo,ratic
ISSUE Ie each member of the pemoef"'l' b
e ""rs..sf ,taud on his own platform 'no ~ ~
sses wnIuHuE be, pas: the bearer up p n,
81 q 8. lsopiss Maria S. Ell
, ~ niFstskAdSS3Rt:. ,ssl{&A&iSl
! 's.s. "a lldaaeao. DIVE
hIonsst out iff8R ssaalf5d to 81 Isl sH p
Quebec, a cargo of one hundrf BYE Ia Ia
snts for whom she easily found situe.1r CO
al "a and Sc per month Tin sold) one 10
still pursuing her useful labors e,
The Vsginia Republicans, disatlsf'ea M VIZ.
Gen. Stonenan's omission to remove oni0'"l r
who have beea disqualified by tie Fourteen" f
Article of the Constitution, have appe"io" W
Gen. Grant.
A significant instance of the change Oh
feeling in the South appears In tie iac' t,'''
, in the Catholic schools and churcnes IN p"'
, timore white and black sit together, the uoc-
trine being openly declared th't . God makes
i no distinction and the Church eannot- i"o
d nriests are actively at work amoag the ireeu-
l. men in that city
d Gen. Fremont attended the meeting OIL
Southern Congressman Wednesday, and MADE
le a brief speech n which he declared himseil
5 strongly for Grant and Colfax; expressed
8 deep sympathy for the loyalists of the South
. and said he hoped that Congress would not
O. l;,,- until f.,u and ample relief was SiVeI
60 them.
The Hartford Post gives this as & a new
i'll rendering by Grant 81 propose to hsn
II, :, ant an this line if it takes all seymour
The Republicans of New York claim tina
i'll ~ ooo bankers. insurance and business me
u of that city. who are Democrats by probes
sion. Will vote for Grant and Coliaz-
"a When Frank Blair stumped Indiana
: 1850 against Douglas, he branded the i'emo'
Gw ray ." vile, miserable party, and aoustt
or h~ns eaIled him (Blair) the prince Of rack
, j. guards
ior Nsx,co -Advices from Mxico state tina
ent the insurrectionists, Searaz Ga ana give" IL"
an' bc,n routed by Gen. Escoedo IN o'err" al
- onoretaro The colpalgn against IA
The -s,.oIn tionists was ac.ve, and the Juarist
on I,aro already occupii all important point:
ard m. r,oroz ,,ovcrrIent Is, nevertheless, re
re orted 70 be in a.'recarlous situation
and 4, .,rresnor ent OF the Boston AdreTHN
,--s.;b;n, . new legislature of Georgia
: as impossible to suppress fee
?. ent 80 9 ride. that the republican part
n5r4e re enabled in a single year TO gatht
- .er a body Of legislators which cha
'no Vzeomparison with those of any norther
era There are in the lower house twent.
acL..E ;olored representatives. and IN tt
zee senators, and in dignity of d
portnleh1 modcsty, and in fxedness
j principle they are fully equal to their viii
r assoei"'eo rs the closing words OF Il
inaugural 1ldress Of Gov. Bullock fell f.
the lips OF le Governor. and thu I'll
n annlausc sY 49,. ,,or che house -
xsaef &c you nlggers
d Ssah,. H Gu one final protest
sssatzidf +ho .utality. the prejudice
II '" eas4soea1 ss& s:y of the old slave olicar
seven hRo 1
" 1dt Is gu noakRAGE.-Ion VIM Wyatt
\ KUsKRJdxgqEhs, lincoln and FrankIi
7'"'o 'sfsf 81 AM ee. was taken from hi
counties. - Trnes ~ bv crowd Of ~
NJ oAn ~, despite the entreatie
11s - lighter, dragged from tn
n - .1aL..,v beaten about the hea
io"so "H1 ~, : nator WYATT is man O
nc VII" Pi' 'e.S1., acter. who has lived il
I:I ,dmnE s;1ty years
'-'''e''ii Seymour was elected Gov
IT. In 1862, when s<$tane,valI .IacLso, r;}i,.
- Iii f from T,,oo serick sbur f. Rirbnoni
,sIIoJ 80, +bc n,onle ar c2er,- st,+;,-r, g.
ia cbners ftr the t.aI,ti9fh 1or tbeIr friends :,
~. ToU- york .Gi1sb.UoIrs
'.u it1s;f oaTns ia
= An artist adyeftaes gp0rtralts of Mr.. Blai
uS = in fifteen 'dfnefcM p3sffions. After tn
ca election he 9eAfs Az dfkteen-one of then
ls' - face down.sass On Il az
IN , Tho Democ7s,tai7 ;3dt ot,,r +boir r4r,;,,o
VI t;oDs has % atete Is ,,ro,+
I AZ tbn ala lady1 s.;d 4 lysr d,u,,btor
40 Sai o,d 80 ene7 reffiii NJ 81 PIE Fat l
Ia 0'''' II '"oh keep 'lil morning
RS y Democrat of over 40 years standing. il
rim indianapolis, remarked tie other day :. Tn
IN nominations at New York are the most non
ate ular ever made in this country no,
Do being asked 10 give his reasons, he replied
ice . Because those nominations please all tn
so Republicans and ncar Y halfth Democrats
70 4, L,dro whom osl,od ,rb,.L .t,.
,au +bo ,,-,,f;no+;o,, &C So,-,,,a- 80 ~, ~
ms rho Dnn,nnro 80, NV st