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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Per. E-tohei-e-', ~ e-h 81. s.. AIba,s..
cae Of tie heat ,r5ecbss msde II The 81. Al
baLs usas meeting vas that Of Proectsor George
EA;eirilcr Of New Yosk oity, 81 the French
stand. Nhe copy The .l:nsenger's r,rost:
| DO 3ot coc.e here 10 s8z iisseaf:9a among
ny fellow ci;izels ; ch=ECe Il offered US to-day
10 work all On the ssme tiie. en;reat you aot
% keep backward md to imitS.s the other for
eign na;oIsites by participating in ,he electo-
RAJ melee. Thsre were tTo theories impiied in
tie Co1stiiution of the Uufti States, th,t of
centrAiizatiCn and CT decentralization or in other
words, State and Federal Sovereisniics Every
constitutional struggle. "! formations Of poiit!-
ctl parties, have revOlvei -rorud this central
ides Tie slave oligarcby claimed the rights Of
Sisie Supremacy to protect their huGsn propeI;y
II tte South AID tie immunities Of Federal Eu-
thority 10 carry their ils-os scrcss he North.
Giants sGminiEt alton is opposed, belide,
by It's natural Adyerfsries, the democrats. bv
tie disuissei lubctioGaries, the place-seekers
and tie sntiiioGs men OF the republican p.rtv:
sore-hszdisIa cuim!uz,ing in Circln3xti was
uuanimou,iy ondorse3 in Baltimore Can the
motives of this u1hoiy. unnatural alliance
between sn;sccnistic elements be considered az
sincere? saa-l We prefer TIE eccentric and
ever chsoginS politician 20 the steady AID con-
Iisteut PTeSicent row at tie head Of the govern
ment? Gen. Grant has given order and pros
perity At hone, peace and respect sbrosd
Greeley, if elected to the presidency,
would inaugurste the latest moral
ideas with bis iatimste friend Theo
dore Tilton, tie fulsome eulosist Of
Victoria Woodhull-the laies; insncial scbemes
with Tweed and the whole Taunauy gHng-the
latest reconciliation projects with George ssn-
ders and Co By Offering to indemnify rebels to
the tune Of 500 million, Of dollars,-in fact,
would realize the millennium
AS people Of French origin, we ose little
debt to Mr.. Greeley for bis unrepublican course
during the Frsncc-Prrssian var, in which he
prosecuted the French nation az il it he'd been
bis personal enemy. He hsrrssssd our mother
country during her hour Of distress Let US rc-
member it and cast ballot in favor Of the
man who did not put hin veto on the sale Of
arms to Frsnce Long live the French Repub-
lie HurrAh for Grant and Wiltou, ;he defend
eTs Of tie righ; -
The speech was exceedingly well received and
ELECTED prolonged Gpplsu,e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Orr fairest snl spesiiest eharee sfoysrthrow-
ine Protection IS under the incoming Protection
ist President, bound TO neutrality ou fiscal ques-
tons, ard pledged 70 sign any tariff which the
fFCe trade party in Ccngrers Ulsy eascr.
What ssy the protCctionis,s Of Vermont viii
they all the oyertbro8 Of protection ty the
else'iol Of q philosopher. Who support. proteo-
ti5a only ia theory. ssi in practice would. if he
v1z Prssii5at, siEz free trade tsria We think
rot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

General fitzpatrick h,s applied to tx-Secrslary
Seward for a certificate Of good character. and
received letter tsyirg that his appointment sc
minister to Chill wSs made without solicitation
from the sppointee, and that the charges sgsiust
his character while holding that Office we're IL
ysrtigstsi by the stSie department, which be-
came coay need that they we're unfoanded- He
wss not 20 successful however, in the little epis-
tolzry encounter with Major Gen. William Wells
Of Vermont J. Il. Hsz'eton, nsjor Of the First
Vermont Cavalry in the war, having charged
Fitzpatrick with having called his regiment : set
Of cowsrds and then hiding behind house him
sell during battle 10 1868. the late minister to
Chill telsgrsphsd to Gen Wells. sin the nsme Of
old memories to tell whether the charge wss
true. The generals memory was SO good that he
at cree phed bsck that Kill strick did call
the Vermont soldiers pack of towards, and
did start to lead the same regiment in 8 charge
but found It safe not to continue. ''-SpTiaGfieid
Republican.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
For the Free Press and Times
WhY he left Greeleyism.
r Free Press and Times :

| Editor Free Press and Times
With sCmnor and Kilpattics for imit,.ors,
one may he egotistic.; ana use sal ,ae With the
gresttst freedol
Il is well known thst hsye been republi
can according to the strictest sect; that wss in
the fullest sympathy ~ith the Goserrment dur
irg its struggle for life; sld ;ha: was sorrow-
70! almost without hops when tie great rad good
msn fell by the hand Of a deno;rato ASSASSIN.
1t is slso known that fer rome time | have had
open esrs to the doctrines Of Liberal Republican
ISM But Ehen ssw that its tendency was
70 restore to power the old disloyal secession
e'emeat with & accession leader, wss afraid
sa1 h.stsnei to ny Old raaks-no, behind log
hut, but to ight On the Old line four years more
resolving to u,a some other sntilots for real or
supposed wong and 9 ssore-htsd. tran Gree
Ley ter. Ny reftors;ioa and repentance is IS
foil 1 fr.ak ss was NebuehsinazsAr's after
his s-.ea yeGgs ps;tu-age
i have 70 wish to perpeiGs;e sectional or i'll
feeling between the north and fouth think
ths coyefrne-t has been msgnanimous to a
f>u'i vi;h lhs leaders CT the rebellion, and that
;is lave snl mercy ave exceeded their highest
thoughts I think il best &c lsf reH enough alone,
thst change Of sly kind Just nov would en-
dange. coaGleace and prospcrity-ncst Of sn,
ehsnga 7uch IS rebel lss!e7s would brig US
Yours respectfully, I.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

The Warrington eorrssf fouisn; Of tie Iostcn
Journal says tia, gentleman vho has been
prominently connected shh political journals
fer the last forty years., and who at the begin
ming of the Presidential canPsign Iad some hope
Of Grselsy's election, now says that bis chances
sre hopeless. he has been in corrsspOndence
with leading men in the different States, and re-
cognizes in the tenor Of the letters received re-
ceiirg CT the popular indorsemsnt 6f The Cincin-
nai and Baltimore Deminees He notes espeei-
ally the lack Of enthusiasm uRhode Island.
where = month ssO the feeling was high for
Greeley and Brown. F .-s-E ll1l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

ONE GREELEY DEACON USuoRssD Zen.
Judson Fitzpatrick has been leading Greeley
raid il Vermont. He has attacked Gen. Grant
with such bitter and calumniout vituper,tion as
u proroAe indignant feeling nesrly everywhere
he Las spoken. !ie vas 30 violent aud 20 iuso-
lent that patience vas exhausted. AMI the Yer
mont soldiers who fought with him and knew
him il the s-Iay hsve let tie people know what
his t1estment Of their sons snd brothers Vac
upon the fed Of battle The rcdoub;abie Gerer-
al, q his psaoply Of ecotism and self-ldstion,
thought he coull ircst Msj Hazle'on With con
tempt lie had the sudscity to appeal to Gen.
Wells TO virdcate his damaged character; hut
Wells made more direct and effective iit At
him than liazle:on did II brsgg4rt IVES ever
knocked clear out Of the tsdile into the dirt he
is J. Fitzpatrick, the Greeley trooper, who does
not think Grsnt il much Of man Here is
what the Vermont soldiers siy Of tie tcolding
blonie.-Troy Times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

i Western pager epigrsmsi.csly ie6nes tie
Liberal movement to he { sehene to sllow
burglars 10 20 anpuri,hei, and then give them
the thiags ih5y W,u,d have s;o,eu.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Apparent stsgastiop' IL what's the matter
with the Greeley movement, according to tie
Nes York World
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Judge Day Of straford, was recently found
dead in a stream near bis house and is supposed
to have drowned himself in sn attack Of mel
aneholy, induced by the death Of his son aud the
dangerous Illness Of bis wife
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

GES FaESsSoRTu FALsIFIsR Gen Earns
worth, in recent speech in Illiaois, usde a
quotation from the PFe,; eEt's message Of De-
cem55r C, 1869. "a regard to the reconstruction
Of Georgia. Reference 10 The message i.seif
,hoEs thst Gen. Fsrnsworih fslsifsd the record
spd put into the Presidents mouth Shst he
never uttered lo farthbsr allsgei tha, shsn
he cslel upoa Gea. G at u relation to it, tie
President sail that tie dd Lot know Wh.t it
meant tha. Senator Merton v.ote it. The
Washington .Noiioaal Repa5lican contaius the
foiloEiug denial
Upon the highest oiiieial authority We here
by deny that NJ. Morton or suy one el,e inserted
the passage referred to, ard we slso .tsert upon
the sane authority that no member Of the Cabi
net. no Senator, no Representative, DO private
Secretary, 10 Clerk in the Executive Mansion
has ever s1en sny portion Of suy one CT the Pres-
idents neIsGees until i vas ready to be trsns-
mi'tet to Congress.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Erecting
EV SUSAN COOLIDGE.
Oh 1o1r aud friendly death.
Enf OF Iny road, however long it be,
WAITING y IA hospita1e hands a.retcLdi uut
AND full Cf gifts IL -lc.
Why DO VIC cali thee foe,
tlouding WIKI dsrks0mo mists tiiy isc0 divine
Lie, she was sweet, nat poor her l1rges5 stous
hlon m-tc1cc Tith thine.
Thy s.lerautliae blooms
Aro NOT Jess lovely t.aa her rose ol jly.
And tho rare. subtle pcr.uEes whica they hreaIh
Fever th1 senses cles.
Thcu loIl1z. in Thy store
ful sa,isiactoa OF al doubt reply
To question, and tle goited clues o. drsa-.s
Which i--y passed us hy.
Darkness 20 urst oyes,
Ferplex rItA vision. hiul WITH J n day.
Cu'ct With busy hands glad g fllluy
AID lay their work awsy
a halJ. fIr acE1.sa y1st.
aest % the lorg unrest aa.ei sl.i cs din hide,
ihe reco-aitIon tlirElCd irr u VAIN
Ard a5'-- 1y Lie -cul-2.
Area-rrss at unknown
While in these st'a'-E, 4lis ming bodies prut,
Unity thy gaul ami t-ilC. hcl0 yo1 mA1e a.,
At lat in lal- ,o-t,Lt.
Thou br|uge1- me tilc 0Tn,
The garnered flowers which ioi;Jiy sicAie kccu,
And the full vision g thar i8cs divine
Which have -5ycl unseen.
Oh dca- and fren5ig death.
E1d Of my road, however long it Re.
Nearin. me dag hv CAV, stiil con smile
hhene'or think % thee. -iaG.pev Gent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

ADDis0S CouSrT Para despatch from A.
beE' Chapman, soo7eisry. informs Us that tie
Fair OF the Aliisoa County Agricultural Society
has been pa,tponod to September l7i5, 18th and
19;h
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

4 large D@s,ius cf soldiers sud ssIlers WIS
held in Chiosso Tussl.y evening They select
ed dlty deisE.tas TO 4-tead the National Ccnveu-
ton 1t Pitt-5ury. Gen. john a. Logan heads
the lis;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

FreiesicL D5usisss szye that, in the hsni
claspins acToss the blooiy cbssm tu,iress, i; IS
q singular fac that the Northern men sn have
to 20 South to reach the other hand. while tie
hsEd-oiasYers of tie South never think Of ecniirg
North in search q hands to el,sp- No South
ern speakers ooae North to sssure rs Of their
love for rs spi Of = wish for peace. and Of an
acceptance of the doctrine of all right. fer all
Ihey las7e ell tie hyProorisy AID false pre-
terfss to is Tr,cticei h the EortLern dough
fscss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

The Massachusetts Republican Slate Consen-
ton met in Worcester Tednesday. Hon. Thcs
Taitot q Bilsries, rev candidate, vas romin-
sied for Lieutenant Governor With this sxcep-
tiop, the old State ticket, headed BY Gov. Wm.
B. Wsshburne. vas nominated Judge +.
Hoar Of Concord and John NJ. Forbes Of Milton
were nominated for electors 81 large. There
were nine hundred and ify delegates DR..
George Loring presiisl and spoke for sn
hour with great effect in behalf Of Graot and
WilsOn and Of the Republican party. On the
ballot for Governor two hundred .rd 6ffy-nire
votes were cas. for Gen. Butler. TIE platform,
10 addition TO the usual Involvement Of the Re
publican candidates for President and Vice-Pre-
sidert, declares Massachusetts, in favor Of ex-
tending Suffrage to al American citizens. ire
spsctiVe o. sex. recommends that traits in liquor
be suppressed by Law, and eomuesds nominees
to support sueh measures.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

TnE ELEc1IoH IN WEsT VIRsISIA-The re-
turns of tie election in West Virgins, from
counties beyond tie reach Of the telegraph, come
in very tsrdily. Corrected reports from thirty
Eve counties reduce Gov. Jssob's msj j5rity to $
little over 1900
Thirty counties are nov reported to give 40
msJoIi;y for the Constitution It il generally con-
cedei that the rest Of the State will iac.l1ss the
raajoriiy Tor tie Constitution and diminish that
CT Jacob. hut it Is not considered that Jscob'.
majority can be overcone, Sc the populocs part
Of the STATE hss bssa heard fson D.,is's e,ec-
tiou to Congress ia ;lis eizir;o, Is issured by
Joo or 800 majority. ). NJ. Hsgous tRspl sss
voted for Ter Coneres' without opposition in
se7Us! counties Of the Second District.
The proposition to inert white il he osn-
siiiu;icn q q12IiasA;ioa for cfi,s is prloubt-
eily deie.,el
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

tAalao0E-Ihs rsee-t heavy raia7 haye
-ol1 maea iria-7 o. tt1 yes ssai crePs ia ti.s
ta''7. szi il, is es,i-.s.eI Tbs, $1,000 VII! not
u-lse ban co.,s i'7igss TO d.. Highways
Ile-' is mucl aicsnsss, a-155is .y ~ Jyii-lsoa-
vile sal ia iae rou'asrr Fs-t af tie to1a,
'.aieH, tsls of iysea'sry t-i1s tie prsviii5.
l.sss-e
Wo.s sa 'ia Lame.lc Valley Eli'so.i ha,
h'su re'uuel Tith a. irc7elsel FIVE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

WILLIAM N DANGEE.-Mr. HAYDEN oi
Wallingford gets drunk This is nothing
strange, nor would it be noticed were it not
for the fact that when drunk William always
goes 20 sleep on the railroad track, Just
before the trains are due. The station agent
knows Of Williams popularity and keeps o
lookout for him. He has removed him ircm
the track three or four times, but the thing
Is getting little monotonous. BY and by be
is going of on bis vacation, and be i-n't GO
ing to tell his substitute anything about
William pleasant little habit ana when
he gets home be won't have 20 remove VIII
IAN any morc.-Hcrtf0rd Post.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
Poetry.



They sa- in the saa together,
Till she day was almost done,
Ana th1n. at its close. an angel
stepped ov-r the threshold stone
lie fo'd a their hands toE.ther.
lie touched their ey slids with tail,
And their ia,t breath hoatcd upward
siko the close OF q Solemn psalm.
Like bridal pair they tTasccaod
The unseen, ny steal Tosd,
That leads to the Beautiful city,
Whose Builder and Eisker is God.
Perhaps, in that miracle country,
They Will give hcr los- youth back,
And the dosers Of 3 vanished spring-iino
Shan bloom 4 the spirits track.
One draacht Of tie living waters
Shall restore his nanhC0d's prime.
AMI eternGl years siall measure
The love that outllFes time.
Bot tha shapes thal left bohind them
The HrsLsi6s and silver hair
Made sacred 10 Us b. the kisses
The angel imprinted there
Wen hide away il tie mssdoF,
when TIE sui Is iOw IN The Nes-,
Where the nooDheHms caunot fad thsm,
Nor the wind disJurb their res..
Bat we II let 10 tell-.ale tombstone,
With it's age ard date, arise
Ger the two WHO are old no longer
In their Fathers House il the sL-es
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

Ssas.cr Su@rer recently szii to the cOIored
people IN Washington: Above al, never vote
for s1y 8tl vto is net truo to you. Make ale
glance 90 yoG he measure ofrurPort. 20 doing,
ell parties VIII seek your votes. Yoa will be
felt. .sd yo1r osuse VI! te i:resisttle" This
is precisely Saat The co,orcd people propose to
Go il the Lcxt Piesileuiisl election. Horace
Greeley, hsviaS allied hiEself with the party
whose record for IhiT,y years las been ere Of
cruel .Ed wicked hostility 20 the coloTei race,
has, by the rala laij down by Mr. Szmner, for
fsitei Al clsims tc TIE negro vote. Not one col
orei nsn IL a hundred VIII vote for hir
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

fully adopt these resolutions aud consider their
adoption By Republicans, who hsve been as q
valid Qualification Of secession, & condemnation
Of the war for the Unioa, the reconstruction
measure. tie suppression Of the Ku-Klux, AID
indeed all the results Of the war, incl1iirg the
Coni'i'u,iortl Amendments. are to be regarded
rs base, snd tyrannic.l expressions and frauds,
The f-rt two resolutions were doubtless in
tended ssA blind for the people agsiatt the Gin
einna;i treachery to the Republican party and
i'E principles. while the 81 and 4lh resolutions
we're to transfer and to bind the traitors to the
purposes Of those afterwards to meet at Bslti-
more, where double treason visa to be effected
The logic ofe7oats had interpreted the myr-
terious tieaton. Porevarned," D" let US be
fcrss-mel - B.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

COLLISION oS 1HE PAstUsrsIo EoAD.-Abou,
Econ CT Tae5isy ;aa through freight from B5s-
toa ani psfseagcr train temporarily running
to aecaauol late s camp melting sollea at Lyn-
d5nvil.c, came in collision shout mile above St,
Jobn'bu7y, denojishiag bg;a engines, p75cipit.t.
ias tie tender sai iso freight caEs irto The
PasfuIp'ic river, anI :alssco?ing the tender Of
the p'sfanger traia With the t,gg4gs anl sucE-
.ng cars Bo.h trains were running ct about
thirty milss Per acu-. TIE engineer sud Ere
man Of the freight saI TIE engineer Of the
pls5eHz-r ,riia ravel ths.nsalvss ty lesr-uz from
thair iraiee. Tie fireman CT tie passenger t1.in
Wsf to5 late SO esasPs, zul vas picked out Of tie
debris with cle l,S badly broken. which hs,
bsen E1quia,el, AMI with, - il is islreJ. severe
internal Injuries Fo-teatsly there were but fsv
u.oa 'he traias AMI To one uAs severely injured
except tls ps'1eagsr train fireman The con
tGctJr e ;5s freish, ,ril "a sail t. as ia i.ult
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

A Chicago paper, says she Daa5ury
Nors, thinks there Is something ridiculous
in the American habit Of treating. and
asks why it is confined to drinks, cigars
etc. and does not include clothes, fuel, etc.
1t is silly question to PROFOUND. Treat
ing is social habit. 1t is strictly c5nyiyial
10 It's nature, and is entirely distinc; from
giit-making. 1t pertains only to refresh
ments, but time may come, however, when
it will be proper to ask a friend to have a
pair Of pants with you, for slide down a
cellar door. Then pants become reflesh-
ments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

0ne Of the best things ever said .bo,t Horace
Greeley was that he Ess selfmade man ard
sorshipped his creator"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06
NUMBER 10.
For the Free Press and Timos.
no Hurry.

.
| Ages before the advent of the true Messiah
the grand old poets and painters Of Helicon dis
covered thst Hurry was faise God and deposel
him. They tore down his altars snd wrought
hercefoFth in the serensquiet of eternity Look
out tofmy study window See you anywhere in all
the visible universe temple erected to Hurry ?
With what majestic repOse the lofty brow Of
Mount Washington oonfronI you.
Observe the queenly Kesr,srge, the towering
oliHs OF Chocorua, the snowy dome Of 0sspee,
the far away crests Of FrsncoHis and Winnipi-
seogee. How still ! What. listening attitude :
The swelling hills and the sweet y.lies and lakes
between. all instinct with life .nd Jet motion
ls,s.
The sunny slopes AID tie deep green Soods,
ard the overErohing frmsuent and the great
white clouds hanging there in the blue sky, be-
speak most delicious rest. Face to fsce with
nature what an infinite calm falls uuon the
heart. A fsverish sense Of mortal time-only
the nur: and hustle Of the ephemersu is in sll
this stress and strain. Our thoughts should be
trsnQuiized BY the eternal day that davns upon
this night
Hurry, hurry, to souls overlapping the s;s7s
in aspiration and slower than the snail in
achievement Thsa hurry ia bell Bounds and
netes to unlimited performance A thourud
yesrs are IS one day to the Divine Architect.
Why not to Us? The Master speaks pelcs to
our troubled se,. Eadles- eye!es stretch cat Le-
fore Us too, whose arts are divine and Who have
perfec. work to accomplish. D:i Phidiar,
PsrEhasius, Particles ever finish snythiny?
DID Homer. Socrates, Paull The bare ,urgss-
tiou Of some particular beauty mzkar al uudy-
ing fame among men he who just Re;s bis eye
fixed on " the marks Of the Prize OF lis High
calling" shines with the ircffable glory Of
trania gursti0n. God is in none Of this sp.ut.er
this shuttle Of noise and haste. he does not
Eroufe he with the clstter cf bells sod the
shrieks Of steam Whistles. Prophets listen for
yesrs in the hushed silence Of forest and desert
if perchanee they may catch the low whisper Of
His voice sni the toit footfsll Of His s;ep. Cod
is lot after US with plantation whip. Our
mission here is not ;he service Of ,hoiIy mill.
Immortal beings, infinite existence preset for
tine Fsr yourself with this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-06

VI hare ncy1r Goubte 6.bst The clear head,
tt7o5g Common feEse ard patriotic heart Ct our
friend '' Z would bring him CT, I'll right SIS
they hare. lie IS welcome ia the Z" oliIsnks" -
La F.P.&I.