Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-04

Tur Coalitionists are not quiteas harmoni-
ou. NJ the South as has been represented.
The following is a telegram from Mobile,
Ala. Aug So
Twenty-Five hundred persons were present
at a meeting last night u organize Greeley
and Brown association. Every proposition
was strongly opposed. The chairman called
for three cheers Tor Greeley and Brown, and
about fttv persons responded. The resolu-
ton intended to unite the Democrats and
Liberals in support of Greeley and Brown
created the greatest confusion The meeting
adjourned after a session of thirty minutes,
in the midst of the widest disorder. Several
purilistIc encounters occurred on the streets
between Liberals and Democrats this morn
ing.
8 CorroN merchant in New Orleans writes
t5 The Republican Of the canvass IN Louis
lana The coIored vote IS unanimous for
Grant. Ny business is entirely with plan
tiers. having the names of over 2i00 on my
books. with whom / have dealings. Every
planter who has visited my store has the
same report as to the determination of all of
their hands to vote for Grant. 1 think that
it is very safe to calculate on a majority Of at
least 10000 in this State for Grant, and
many of the best informed gentlemen I have
lnet with pat his majority at 10000, and
others that it may run up ID 10000. tree
lev cannot get POO e,lored votes in the State.
TBE Na95q of this week says.
&. The result 81 the North Carolina election
mas scared chc doubling. and there has been
/ total st8pptge OF :, acces>I0ns. More
over. Grants silence compared 10 Greeley :
nuisc-fJr IN TIE pular eye the latter, his
retirement % the contrary Notwithstanding.
is still the true editor OF the IrI5Ws-beglns
to tslI -lwerluilv in Grants favor, anu even
a. excite a kind Of enthusiasm about him.
4 man who. in tine midst ot the insensate
bowling about him spending couple of
months at the seaside. goes calmly TO the
Thousand Islands on "a Iaunt, ami lets his
F enemies rave away. shows quality by which
the hearts ct most people are more or less
stirred. 4. Bv Time .' saws Hosea Biglow.
+ =. do like a man that am I ateared
Iae Burlington Free Press publishes an
extract from letter written To relative by
+ a Eerm9ntcr who removed t) the SOUTH afte T
the war, ami now occupies prominent place
i'm his profession in the STATE OF South Caro-
lima. The writer sty- &. It Greeley Is
elected. 10 is my intention 10 arrange my
afr,.rs tuat can leave this country. don t
think it viii be safe to remain. All the reb-
els are enthusiastic for Greeley, and believe
/. it be- is elected they viii be allowed TO man
age matters their own way. What e wan,
in President down here is a firm, strong
hand, and an impartial execution of the laws
ami as between Greeley ami Grant no ore
hcsitates minute. The latter only is to be
considered &c
TINS New York TINS, in a careful / caIcu-
larioo, says: =. We repeat TO our friends in
the country that they will have at the out
side only $4,000 adverse majority in this city
to overcome. In 1865 they had I'll 900 ma
jority in their favor, he Democrats only
carried the State BY 10000 They are sure
to be 10000 votes worse off in this city thar
in 1868.
The Great Darlington (NIass.) Couriet
quotes the intelligence brought by d gentle.
man from Hannibal, Mo. who is now visit
ing old friends in Berkshire He reports
that the old feeling of secession is lust as
strong in Missouri now as ever it was that
a majority Of the old rebels Will hold M
business intercourse with men of Northern
sentiment There are two Methodist
churches in Hannibal, ne says, one Northern
and one Southern, and a member of the LAT.
ter - would sooner be struck by LIGHTNING
than enter the church of Northern sentiment !:
The old rebels are all for Greeley. and thew
are rs bitter IN their political warfare as .eyeI
they were IN the Confederate cause.
THE 81. LOUIS Democrat says: " The Gree
ley party has acted very much like the bo,
who took run of half mile to iump !
creek, and then let down before he got to it
If the election had been held three week.
since, the show made by Greeley would have
been respectable Indication of lunacv or
the part Of the America people. Ry Norem.
Der, however, he viii be left so far in IN,
lureh that he will never want to be a candi.
date again
The GALVESTON Ne,os, one Of the strongest
supporters of Greeley in Texas. saws :. II
We understand Mr.. Greeley's sentiments he
is a secessionist and always has been >, The
| Noes says further: g Mr.. Greeley's theory
OF the Government is the true one and
although little startling, it is the easiest
simplest and best" That is. from the point
of view of the secessionists and those wbo
wish to crafty them.
GOV HOFFMAN declines a denomination as