Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-15

ance.
Given under my hand and the seal OF this +
State in the Executive Chamber this /
thirteenth day of November, in the year +
of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Seventy-One, and Of the indie +
pendence of the United States, the
Ninety eixth.
JOHN ". STEWART. /
BY the Governor:
JAMES NJ. SLADE, ia,
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs
We have given elsewhere in this paper,
ut some length, some views respecting the
next presidency. In connection with that
discussion 1t is proper to say that, from any
present view Of the situation, 1t seems prob
able that, if Gen. Grant should lie the nom'-
nee of the next Republican national conven-
ton, some Republicans will not vote TOR
him and quite likely there would IN that
event be two Republican candidates IN the
field We do rot state this now to approve
or condemn such a course, but only to mention
what seems a probability. 1t is probable
that Senator Sumner would not support
Grant Senator Schurz and the great body
Of Germans would douhtl ess be found IN Op-
position to him. Ex-Seeretary Cox OF Ohio,
and t c wing of the PARTY which he repre-
scnts there and at the west would at best give
Grant only a reluctant support, and would
he very likely to support, il such candidate
were in the field, an anti-Grant Republican.
We mention these things as among the pos
sibilities Of the canvass, and as making 1t
perhaps all the more necessary that the
party, as a party, should present for the
suffrage Of the pc pie tie very best man in
its ranks
4 Newspapers inform US that pubic men
who have conycrsed with President Grant,
report him as satisfied with the result OF the
al elections. Those who wait for preei-
Dental views before having opinions Of their
own, are now At liberty also to be satisfied
with these elections.
The Massachusetts Republicans are ma king
tionaI convention held 10 Baeron. We hope
/ they viii succeed.
The December 4t.s.tis VIII contain an ac-
count OF Ten. Butter sr'een' NJ 'ssachuse'ts
campaign g." Warrington writes the
account. ana be Is qaite equal to the work.
He doesn't love Butler, and viii express his
views Of the Essex member in perspicuouz
English.
Tue Chie-1 Republican, is responsible for
sayIu., that Ion. John Wentworth is Op-
wentworth had some line merino sheen. ana
Greeley advised him = fed tie sbecS IN
silk worms and raise silk. As that would be a
more rr,6t,fI.. e-op. Wentworth followed
the advice. and last his investment. and now
or.pa-es tbe farmer If Cbaprasua
y Wisconsin justice OF the peace has
granted himself q divorce
R.t,.5.5 e.I.b s...,;ry.- .,.voy,da i
credited with seven dwelling houses ami 81
s"looo--
A7ex.IaDss -,vz
L,sgt Fred Grant. SON 81 the presi5.n,
sailed on the Wabash from New York >ayar-
49,, IN @t.r,asp and Rs,r t5,oIrai kIs1
mop our e'','N I''''IE VIII iD'of'i u
lu W. at capacity the Genera. aud the Atmi-
,b,,..r his ,.,.-.r,..l STAFF dr. ,fij rhsv d., a.
G., II.f.-.7 ,t,i nor y5r.. - ti., recent
election n Ne" f'7s. lie must be disgust
"a with politics
Mrs. l.. - 3i4usucid, Lady PRINCIPAL of
the RaekIanI Insrirrt,. er $,,,l, \ \ and
.4,,.
.'''s # '-l' i"-'''"'I' '''e l'9l YVES
under the Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Amend
mente to the Federal Constitution
NJ. NT.-.. !, Kt.11.- !.
inner %. icy ~
Ne" i'fN city also voted nut the inspectors
WOODLAND Tenni, q. ClaHin Ammo K Par
kor. and Frances Rose Mckinley.
I"eS H'ei 20 oury man by the name o
Hickey, who was supposed TO have died OF
small pox, at Pittsburg the other dav. Blu,
ar tb, crave Hickey RISE ~, =. ,,s-so,,,I a.,
$500,
i4'""'.'" anu Wa uriNeh nome,
The Freshman class n Cornell npB,b7r.
2o5. nj Yale. I4O. nj Dartn,outb = ~
Harvard 1>n- ar A,pborst IN -. R,,,. -.
53 nj Princeton =
4 C;eoroia MAJ, VIII, ms bi.,,.,
tIesnako last vel t,,;, 81 {.;-i.0S . .s'
rentinc and tvoond balf b,,,Ios i. 'uI
A desnatch from T,p5on s,,s III.
ORGANIZATION of rb, Russi,n .,--,5,, 80 >.
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