Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-08

VIII De pleasure u ~ tuae - " 1uitS
should be maintained for another term by
our present chief magistrate.
Satisfactory arrangements have been con
cluded between the Vermont Central and the
Norwich and Worcester railroad companies,
by which the use of the Northern road be
tween Norwich and New London IS allowed
the latter, at a regular monthly rate. The
New York boats will continue to stop at
New London.
The Vermont delegation in Congress have
agreed upon the following gentlemen as
Corporators Of the State of Vermont for
the Centennial exhibition at Philadelphia in
1876 Messrs. Horace Fairbanks, Law
renee Barnes, Frederick Billings. II. q. Root
Luther Baker. George A Merrill. Lawrence
Brainard and Jacob Estey.
OF every seven native born Xermonters,
three have emigratei to other States The
/ last census shows that the whole number Of
Vermont emigrants is 10000, of which So
600 have taken up residence IN New York,
IA 900 in Illinois, 10000 in Wisconsin, IL
600 in Mishigan, l., 600 in Iowa, and 1000
in California
Gov. Read of Florida, whose impeachment
trial has been going on, has been acquitted
by the Senate of that State, and has resumed
the duties Of his Office. Gov. Read is a Yer
monter by birth.
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PROPOSED CHANGE IN THE CONSTITUTION
Hon Luke p Poland on the 9th inst, intro
Constitution OF the United States. providin,
tina, no Senator or Representative shall
during the time for which he was eIe,s,l 10
chosen President or Wee President. nor
Shall any iud,a of anv I-,it.i S.,+.s On.
be chosen President or Vice P,a.ijsnr within
two years OF the termination OF his Judicial
ONCE
Among the prominent Law deley4t es to the
Methodist conference of BROOKLYN are Sur-
vevor Ganer,I B,75Ie ev-C,rar,,r R,--,- 80
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| NcTada,ex Governor Dillingham; OF Vermont.
/ United States Senator Harlan of Iowa, ex-
Governor T,ns or Indiana .ov lid, -, -
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! Oh Lioer'di fro'eSS1r W els OF enIon college,
and eN- United States Senator Wiley.
Tuesday was beer vs. anti-beer election
day in Massachusetts. Springfield voted $50
I a. tlilrN, dLu II ? III idNOE OF promoting the
sale. ChicoPee, Holyoke. and Northampton
wont for nrobibit;on and wos+sol5 81
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","''i 'o' ii1eNSeS' NO"oi gave % majority
IN iay or OF license.
'NAAL9h I'AiI'I0A'ioN MAEIING.-lh ne
hrSt Greeley Ratification meeting in Vermont
will Be held at Clarendon on Saturday even
inc A Greeley CIub will ,bsn b. Eel
H. NJ - -
Ioo- . N DoFr Is announced To address the
! CONDITION OF THE PUBLIC BUSINESS
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% 200 PlnlI "hlen org.natel m the Senate and
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pms remain 70 De siSned- Since the com
men e'T b1 .. 'e present congress IU49 blls
atf 5e og 8nns IN the Senate and 1869
o.io iIUuse' toeeher WIN I+O JOINT resolu-
the action of the senate is 369, and the