Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-27

aUv circums lance, even IL 1hey aA0 -
~ declares himself satisfied that the war
ia not he prolonged beyond six months
20 ofFact the complete subjugatlon OF the
So ,os we're il not that the Indians VINO
would otherwise be compelled to surrender
can now find refuge at their old nurseries Oh
the reservations. The Coyote Apaches are
actively assisting the troops IN TIE war on
a. - AnRche tribes, and it is reported
that the White Mountain Ap&ehes VIII alSo
ioin the whites In the war.
Peter Moranzy, Canadian, was Killed. on
"wednesday last. north Of Joc's Point In tne
80, Of Cabot. He was at work on the T
and O R. r. in the Mason cut, digging
under a large stone, which started suddenly
and rolling over him caused his death inns
= the FIRST man killed on this division OF the
new railroad.
FoREsT FIRES IN WISCONSIN, despatch
from Milwaukee, September %, says TX
tensivc fires in the woods are reported an
slon,, the shore near Two Rivers and Manlt-
woe The citizens of the towns OF Two XIV
ers. Two Creeks. Kowaunee, and other places
were obliged to turn out and arrest the hTeS
to save their property.
Ixcoyr<G CoTroN-The Macon, Ga. Tele
grsnb IndOrses the conclusions OF the New
Orleans Ptcayline in regard to the incoming
crop of cotton The Picdgune's general
results are as follows - "Nett dlmlnutlon IN
cotton acreage from last year Is l-3 per ct.
Nett falling off in product per acre-a little
over % per cent-say in both 70 per cent
inevitable falling off from last year IN the
six principal cotton States, with prOpItlous
Fail season, and with damage to the crop
from insects = This calculation would reduce
the cotton Weld for 1871 to almost one
/ fourth below that oil last year, or from four
millions to three.
/ From the recent journal Of the Episco-
nal Dioceae OF Vermont. we learn that the
diocese comprises / ,797 families, and 6,o24
/ individuals During the past year % adults
/ have been baptized, and 1877 infants. No.
Of combinations, l68; No. OF COMMITMENTS
, .625. Of Sunday-scho0l scholars and
teachers there are ,S99 and : scholars IN
the parish schools
THE LATE JuDcE CoLuURN. At a meet
/ ino of the directors Of the State Agricuitu-
+ raj Society held at 81. Johnsbury, during the
state FAIR. appropriate resolutions were
adopted COMMUNICATIVE Of the late Hon. J.
". Colburn, Of Springfe.d, formerly Treas
urer Of tie Society EuIOgistlc remarks
were made 10y lion John Gregory, Hon
/ Crosby Miller. OF Pomtret, and Henry Clark
+ The speakers alluded to Judge COlbdrn )
great value to the Society and hIs faithful
/ ness TO its interests, also 10 his high honor
T aud integrity as a citizen, and the faithful
discharge OF whatever dates were imposed
tupsn nm throughout a long and useful lite
Tie loss to the society OF three such pr0mI-
I uent members as keyes, Hammond and Col
E burn, within short space vi time, was al
.uded 10 in language expressive OF the most
. tender regard and specr for long and cher
+ shed associates.
y correspondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
has had a talk with Chief Justice Chase at
Waukesha, Wiz aud learned IRON hun that
he approves the platform of the " Iseonsin
democracy. and would be pleased TO see Mr.
/ D18Iittle elected Governor upon il. tie
moreover said that he thinks now, and has
always thought. that the success OF any po-
lJical party depends upon its being consist
ent with itself. and that 70 secure the sue
cess of the democratic party 1t viii be neces-
-irv only for that ptrtv q adhere consist mt
lv t. democratic doctrines, and for It's leaders
10 let the people know they are in earnest,
and that Justice is on their side. W hIch
would he about The biggest Job tie demo
cratic leaders ever uudert5 K.
The committee at larse cn the reception
Of the Russian Grand Duke Alexis, com
prIses The following gentlemen: Hon. ) p.
Chase, Cnet Justice Jnited States Supreme
Court Lieut. Gen p. H. Sheridan United
States Army Rear A imi-al :. W Gordon.
{ uitc1 states Navy Hon g Delano, See
rcarv oft the luterl.T Hon. j Gregory
smith, Vermont Gen. t5e'- q. Mead. United
states Army Cen. .rwia Ne D5weIl. Unit
cd States Army.
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