Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-28

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H.. Ney and lis flt4fs >lsl4 M
. W3rsm.Ht NJ lo. 'udlghqH-1 Mel'ing a
'rtal NJ. JaseYl Rgtr Iqt, u Part
Co>rEDair y ROADS. lwich is I'm the staff
ny kentucky.J My 81, 1871. "A calm and
comprehensive survey us the ralItik'c field
satisfied uc. some months ago. that without
some hilr Iu the position ug tie Dimocriar
our AYIo uv success was czceedin Civ Thin.
+ Iha Jl.l-aeu- intraiJ. ly EalianIy gum
inro thc c.-Ftr 'Hn us the Dim0cri-v uy
" lnr-.Werv county OHIO. wuz t1 mc Il new
lite. lron. they he9 the Site disadvantage
uv a1pJrin cgrythiug that is Dimocratic.
and Ug putin the DuGJcIatir PARTY on pure
ly ReIuILikin ground. bat wat uy that Wat
want Is the -oopremc happiness uy kicLu
that nlgEcr Lubbock ont uV the p0st0.lls at
the Corners. and as putin myself in his
place. and Kernel McPcitcr and Elder Pen
niasekcr who hev bIu languishin outside tito
cil.c- uv assessor aui collector are act50atcI
Wv tile some high and holy impulses. III t.
d9 this requires the gkkepyIn uv Rcpubljkiu
grounds. tuc War cry nv as three is .-okkc-
py-' Kentucky j. shoor to 90 Dimocratic
anyhow, and il wc kin by So simple a pro-
cess ca ras.iu re-oioo~1cns indJosc euuH dis
sti-led Republicans In the close Northern
states 10 vote with us 70 elect a Democratic
president who VIII give as these boon-, w.
threcare ior ras,in these rc-JiOl-hcus no
matter wat they arc Tn. teing nag under
-tandin w NaItrJygum s movement, J actid
arto il 40 wun-t-
gJtt. IccI.n Dlm5arisy uv thc Corn
cr- together one mite at Bl-eom 3 Tsst
might gct cu a.I mt one tlmc. | waited till
the rcgicr escnu for the raid ON the nisgcrs
and Northern >1ttlers up tOards Carrots
town. knowing that on their return They'd
all stop 40 Bl-cJm for u drink and that c'
they'd bin successful IN their hangin ard
5urnin they be in good humOr and ready
- adopt anything / -h0od suggest. 1t wuz
very short but q very satisfactory con7uita- /
shen There was some some Obiick~huns on
Tie part uv Il few to wat they called an
Abandonment uv Dinocratic idces, but Bas-
c.m -ctt 81 ttcr hash ia very short metre. (
lIe rcmaIkd that it WIZ necessary that the
gfi-es be 10 The hand. nv his lreus for obvi-
oGs reasons. lie wautid pay and be knOwc1 /
80 oJhcr way 10 git it. lie believed in +
the fullest freedom " thought and ackshcn, /
and that every ono -hood express hlssclt an /
tramclcd, bu5 he cgodent abide idiot. II /
there wuZ any one in that asscmflagcs 20 stoc- /.
Pid q u differ with Tim on this question, /.
let him make hl~selt known. No slch man (
sho0d ever -t drop at his bar, never, sich 7
a one wuz not do-cIyiu rv even the common /
est ucccsIrics uv ltc. Several who had rz (
to their ieot to object, dropt q though they /.
30 was determined u bold IA public meet /
inS the next mite at tic church to make a /
pubic ind'r=' mcnt as faIlnndygum $ idea
II tie pTlncp'c Object OF the mcetin wuz /
to conyins tie Republicans uT the doubtful /
states that the DiTocfisy uF the south /
really AcccPtd tie situa7hen' ana ment IN /
dead earnest, t. recognize the great primer
PIE ~ equality arranged to hey the niS-
gers uv the corners present and saved tor /
en- the bet seats in the house. Joe Blglcr
and Pollock come, nv course, which coodcnt
help
opened the exercise hy making short
speech O. took the char reJ'is5 that
the time he'd finally arrig when the lion
and the lamb he'd layed down together ana
small child was lcadin NV en- knowed
that our colored fellow citizens he'd bin dis-
ptcluily yoosed, and that doc reSrecd he'd
not bin ailuz paid To- our iellow-eitizens ny
tie North, but that he'd now passed by and
| hope forever The Dimocrlsy nv the
North through Vallandygnm, he'd spoke,
they had accepted the s.tuashen, halleoo2y,
and, from THIS time AeLc1i9rth ana l"f-
ever there VIZ to be nothing but Ieece
then Cflercd the foilerin rcsolooshen