Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-06-05

HE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION, II,
Republican National Convention mo-
Philadelphia to-day. Many of the dele,.. =.
had not arrived, Monday evening. and ~
hotels were not crowded The dele....
generally are for Grant, and it is said a..
Summers speech has silenced what Opposite
there was to him among Republicans n.
friends of both Wilson and Cola. ~.
fdent of their nomination for the Vice p-as
idency. Ohio will cast her lorty-four vo,..
for Ex Governor Dennison for that Office
The JUBLEE.-SeasOn Tickets for Il.
Worlds Peace Jubilee, to be held in P,s,,.
from June 18th to July 4th, are $50 csa
which is not considered high when a,n,.5
by average concert rates. The ticket .Ina.
to all concerts IN the great Coliseum betve.,
these dates Besides the orchestra Of ON,
and a chorus of 10000 there is sometbir,
beyond the magnifcence of dwellin. 5. =
marble halls, to sit under million ana
half of ehingles whenever you feel like Il
for eighteen days.
Nkw HAMS aIRE.-The inauguratil n
Hon. E. A Straw as governor Of New Hanr.
shire was attended with an extensive mil.,a,v
display, under direction of Adiutant Gene~.r
Haines. The escort consisted Of the AIMS
keag Veterans, the Head Guards. the C.ry
Guards, the Sheridan Guards, the Nanclss
ter War Veterans; the Manchester TigF,
Battery. all from Manchester the >traf
ford Guards and the Dover Light Btt-e-v
from Dover the Merrimack Guards from
Chichester; the Messer Rifles and the Aea5
envy Cadets from New London the Ialavette
Artillery from LYndeborOugh a large cav
alcade from Concord and the Milford Guards
Music will be furnished by six bands. inclu5-
ing Halls band of Boston. Beside tho
militia there we're various civic bodies IN
the procession, and the public build.a-s
were decorated and salutes fired
{. R. Buckalew has been nominated f.
Governor of Pennsylvania by the Democrats
a victory for the Liberal element.
The Big Drum Just completed a. Far,
ington Falls, Me, for the forthcoming b.
ton Jubilee, Is put down as the eighth ~
der Of the world. Ii Is twelve feet ii.
ameter, thirty-seven feet eight inches
circumference and five feet wide-.vs.7.
maple boards, fifteen feet long and Thirteen
inches wide being used in its construction
Judge George F. Shepley, Associate JUS.
tice of the l. 5. Circuit C0nrt at Portland
was married on Thursday the 23d ulr. 10 us.
Ellen Merrill Of Portland. The judge AMI
his b-ide left for a tour in Europe On the i
Of June.
Henry L. Mayo, Youngest son II Cart
Henry Mayo of Burlington, has been 15al-
mated by Congressman Smith 70 TIC vacant
cadetship from that district in the T. ;
Naval Academy st Annapolis.
The Free Press SAYS The Portland a
Ogdensburgh Railroad party winch l-a
Swauton on the Doth inst, tor O-iensglr,.
passing over the line of the Propasal rls1
1 between SwantOn and Ogiens5urg. arrived
in that city Sunday evening. by overland
conveyance from Waddington. They SPEAK
in high terms of the route over which t1e7
passed, as well as of the liberal promises e
the people Of the several towns aIln. the
line
The mixed tram over the Montreal IS platt.-
burg railroad, run in connection win tie
Addison railroad going north, Tuesday mora
ing, the 2oth ult., met with serious ac.-
dent some miles north of Tic5ndcro.l. --t
on the lake shore The car next TO the I5.--
motive broke loose and jumped tae tax
and carried four others, all freight ears. w.,5
it into the Lake. No one was injured
It Is stated that soon after the ai5a---
ment of Congress, Gen. and Mrs Grant w.
% to Long Branch and after week OF tr.
Of rest will make a tour of the great LAKE,
and navigate the St. Lawrence as far g.
Quebec.
On Monday night, the Sd inst, Capt
/ VI. CoIvo,orcs oftbe L. ). Navy was uar---
ed and robbed at Bridgeport, Ct