Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
POLITICAL.
Governor Hoffman jces net vsn. TO try to pull
down General Dix. lie declines 8 denomination
for Governor Of New York, ard be is wise.

T Governor Hoffman dces net ySr. 10 Try to pul
down General Dix. lie declines denomination
for Governor Of New York, ard he is viee.
The Cincinnati Ga=cfts ssys; " The Spring
field Republican insists thst Graz Brogn shsl
= = be dropped. That woul be taking all the spiri
l out Of the ticket
Y Greeiey's earnegtasss for civil se-sic, rs.cra
IS shown By letters written to tie con 1i.s.1rsi
' Of internal revenue, requesting the removal Of
one man becsuse " he iE seyrouc Democrat -
I and Of another because he hs3 hell the. cfEes
: several yesrs. In both ins;Aaces the great snd
t good reformer recommended Z person-l friend {.
! ill the vacancy.
4 General Averil Is oue Of the fea soldiers /, IA
seek " reform with Greeley and Gsosveuer,
Wss al ofhce-holier under johnson, aad hoper
D TO be under Greeley. l, is perhspI unnecessary
TO remark that the present corrupt AMI tyrauni
csl AdminiatTs;ion has neglected his claims for
consulate.
1t is probable that ell the Adsmses Will be
found in favor Of the republican ticket. A.
ready John Qaincy and Clsrles Francis, Jr
hsye declared their in.e ions of supporting
Grsut, and it ia extremely improbable that the
, eldest Adams will allow hi name 10 te used bT
the ccufsjeracy for the purpose Of assisting Nr.
Greeley. On this subject the Boston oorres-
pondeni Of the Springfield republican s.ys
g fear the Adamses al have az instinct that
they would not be 40 comfortable ia the Greslsv
party now az before Sumner and Banks Joined it .
and, on tie other band;I have come doubt
whether Mr. Summers idea Of reconciliation ia-
eiuiss Chs.es Francis Alsms. But time Will
soon diclose how these things are" .ee-
gIsphlc dispatch IN another column seems to
fetde the question.
Tie Democrats .nd Liberals Of Missouri have
D NIT al. e,
convention Was Addressed by Gralz Bro-D. In
this convention aresolntion declaring tia; uni
Verssl suffrage demands the necessity for CON-
non school education for every child in the et.te,
met with 20 much oppostion that j: was with
draEn
The New Yoik Tines exhibits its iup.ttiali.y
by requesting the Hon. John Cochrsn aud Col
onel Ethan Allen to furnish lat Of the sneak
ing appointments Of the Hon. Senator Dooiit.le.
hss uot been heard from as a rcformer tiree be
was exposed by the Tim0.
One by cue the prominent Insn who took TART
in the Cincinnati movement with bonsst ir,sn.
iions, are abandoning it and giving their sep
port to The Republican cause The l.test in
s'.nce IS Judge George Hos!ley of Cincinnati,
who, Il IN sidress last night, said be c0uld not
support Greeley, " as neither bis character.
manners, nomination, nor his surroundings,
entitled hin 10 Eupport" Long before Noye.u-
her 'he only ores Of the original pariicipGtors in
the reform Increment, who will be LEFT with NJ
Greeley, viii be tho political siyeuturera ard
the men seekiug revenge for pess9nsl grievances
The Connection; E,pub.icsn Couyen,ion met vt
Hartford Wednesday s1i nominated Henry P
hsven sad Henry Fsrhham flr oloctorr st large.
The resolutions cordially endorse the uS.ior;l
platform and nominations Daring the sersiop
Of the Convention o. " Stowe aud il u Smith.
/ prominen, Republicans who have beeu snnouucei
IS Greeley men, deelsred their preference f-
Grant
Rev. Samuel Brown e1d twenty o.aer ,.i.rti
men ct Memphis, Tenn have Gcnts letter 20
William Lloyd Garr.foa, ihsukisE Lial f- h..
noble letter to Sea4ior Samaer, and tzsins that
len they looa srourd sad md the1rslyes sur
rouuted by lusn Ilose conduct toward iheu
n2ce they became freedmen hLs beer. .saI sti!! j.,
lsie sud oppression, hoapiug compliments upon
DR. Greeley and Sumner, they are forced to
tank there is fomsthins wrc1g
Colonel Mostly has sgreci to discuss be Issues
OF the csnpaigr With James Y. Chiffon. = prom
incrt Greeley man Of Virginia 0f the inlu-
encs which Colonel Mostly has in Virgins. the
iIehmond EEquVer, which j, not f-icnily 70
him Fsys q Colonel M1shy's rvuEei orr1r;-
nlt uitbor, y. e.. .lsp o. U'All ;
~ "lluVu' "s euec'' especlAIy IN the upper
oTY41 .; lae district aai Il vii he neo,'sary
80. =, ,,-----I- :, Oh s'-i eau
80 o'e'0,Ie H.
mere are I'VE rod'ieal parties in New Orleans
=, DemoctNs' Liber-is, Liberal kepubicsas.
ifcAafa republicans snd Fincaback Rep1b-i-
csnf- tLete are four or Eve tickets for S,s;e
cfi,ers, all two i;stiE,: Greeley tickets for ea,
tors anu one Grant Ticket Tia i-orsr e-1
I-'oeizI h'ppohearo viii probably act together,
80 t3ey frfec .tee.ey TO 17sat, they.
- @1e 'u' ieEu.s. Nreeis-
u,---,-i @',o '''-tr INC more 'hey t-y ic IA
- ~ -, - ~ 'v i'-" --'
80. -. - I'1'.' ~. c-15 nS'e go
,r,l,,,- -. - - A. l- w.. l''5.oy ee
~. - -.s ~ 80 oe supporter a' inc f.
i5e Liter,is .4r,,.y i. 49, - -,
of the Grant e'e~.-,,i t;-,ft
,p-.,,.
~ = '''--A" 'A-y III .'isA-i -iss'sI' n H.
- Sr.-t:l 'el-,s' a. NL'-l 'sns.l .lf NhiAl- F
- ''''-' : '1'i ~ eA-''''ei con
.I'2 e,. L1-i'' Q! zee sIas VINO .
w;,ser '' '--' l'-
t,...c-...
N'se-'' |I- 5e'F ag'h Tfo'e a. .
i3..oN5
" Wherever { stuperdous ro'i,is,l b'urlsr IS /
possible, " can jereud upoa Frank Blair .
m.ke H.
How tue Frank Bsir nominated Greeley .
a cinei1aaii' sni procured lis nomination >, .
D-l'im7Te-
10 many rsars,issnia c,ptti-s f.is.r,-l ~.
gcoi a1,tJ.ii7. tie neuib,rshin az The G-snt
AID Wis5n clubs already ostnuo-b.-, tba
whole Republican v5-e In IssS The y;,r.,,-S
cil q, sS osi't2n 20 ,ae ''1to e1e' hSs tt'n d.
-, - ". - ~ '1ei1 i A' Joy sF say .
-, '~
heTe .' chsnoe for tie telt;as 2er. : ger
Ge,.aa n NeT lo'A oh57s TO let oae thoufsrd
dollars on Grant and Wilson on every State il
the Uaion N5s less than ten thousand iolsrs
must lie deposited by each party WITH any sr-
proved ITust compsay. to abide tie event. Ai-
crasa the rev lorE Times.
Car Sehurz once nsies mach At F.rt
Wayne. Ici on vaich occasion he y,s ,sI,s3
Nth cstbece bea'. S,oo-f,,- .i,.-, he 49,
ap oae ST The aea!, hurled :; him, sni, ha4ing
II n ms n.nd, sali; q Those Of my country
men who vote With the Democrats party have
no nore intsiligence thsn this cabhase ho,i."
3. A'ecS s,elaens haa been SEX and his stomach
80 II. " I'm ~ nm 10 o&n?aet upon .ne
-, ee' 1ny oOly 70 po'n' OUT
G-,rt -. - go ~ ~ ., .S'po.sai !e
The people now Gro.r, which wis not approved
and Is not ncw sanctioned by Mr.. Greeley
The New Yo-k Tribune. in it, iav at qe,tio-
Jerry Black into the Greeley foll. forgot 10 read
hs ,etter carefully before printing H. and ,ctu,l
ly endorsel the opinion sdyapcei by Mr.. BIe.k.
thst the sncnlmept. to TIE Consti,,tio, ,ra
~ W " -.S'nueI sel are if'ugs from Wh:eh
N''e''' e''0''on Will ice the country
A.P. L.uipe Of Buf.lo ,5lre.s.d . ,,,,u
meeting o. Greelsvitss =, P,.,er,. C,-,,r. -.
Hamturc. Erie COUNTY. an S.tnrI,v .f,e1noon
last Dnriny tho c,,,ys. 81 -. -. -
tileF cilileising ten. Grant for his nepoiisna,
'he tpeaAer sAid