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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

Gen Fitzpatrick spoke for tie Greeley cause
in St AlbGns. ST. JohEshuFy and Newport
Each Of these town, nsde hsndeome Republican
gains. We don't isy tin gain was made teo&ufe
Fitzpatrick spoke IN t.ose pisces; We simply
wish to establish the f.ct. CaiedoHiqn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

DR.. P. 0. N. Elson c; Boston, the old surgeon
of the cavalry and Seventeenth Vermont, thus
gives his testimony concerning XII Greeley, in
note to General Welle:
"You handled the reserve TO llszelton' = charge
upon fitzpatrick splendiily. That sf4ir al Bcons-
boro has aissys been e sore point with Iae. and
cannot tell you how much | relirh ycur splen-
did return. 'Kill' will not care to fall back
upon the First Vermont Cavalry again. They
know him. Ihsge bad the best laugh to-day
h.ye had for months. The thing takes here
nightly. wonder how XIII likes your old
memoriee.''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

C. C. GailI. hardware merchant, doing bus
insts st No. IS Reade street, New York, who
Was himself : passenger en- the iilfated Metis,
furnishes tie annexed thrilling particulars Of the
appalling disaster:
embarked zb5Ij the Mc,is ut fifteen minutes
past five p. n, on Thursday. and We pasied
down The East River ca Y0hts for Providence.
Captain Burton wss in command Of the steamer,
and though q heavy Sea was rolling in the
Sound and the vessel laboriug somewhat. Sll
ven; well until lor;y-fye minutes past three =.
m. It was then very dark Sad the rain falling
doan in torrents Suddenly very revere shock
startled ali slumberers from ne=eeful repose:
schooner, nsIae unkao8r, struck the steamer at
ih2 forward gsDgwsy, carrying sway her rail
s'Auchiona and og;si1s plsakiug, and plow-
Ing deep itto her hul.. For rome few mcments
but little fear for the safety Of the Metis
existed in tie minds OF those aboard, bat many
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

1t is lsid that Horace Greeley supposed he was
running for the Presidency. hut ,inee the cleo
ton. in North Carolina and Vermont he 10 salts
6ed he isn't 10 the field.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

A .aic-ota BemocT-t, Late tardi8ato
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13


PsIuEsoS, n j., Au- 30
Editor EaHaa9 Hra!3.-I see hy an article
in the New ork Times Of this Gate, lAst Gen
KHpatrics i di.posei 10 dispu,a the yerscity Of
Gen. Wells in his reply TO his (kartIic-) ts,e-
grsm in regard TO his conduct u charge @. be
let Vermont Cavalry 1sar r53rstor7, q, 'r'g
g. 1868.
The company (C) which I hsl Gle ly-.r O.,
commanding at thst time led tlzt char g, hes r.
Cd by Gen. Well. (hCa msilr.) and your
humble servant. l s.,ni ready. il d'sirel, 70
make AFFIDAVIT oorrotore.iEe Con Wells sis'c-
mcGt in every raElsc'.
Although sn 20. at q.efaat e Ics .elt ,. tlc
cii Grc,u Mountain State take g i5ep iuts.ts-
in su her movements, srd fh-N hope 60 tsge IS
good report from hs Iczt ICcfiNy- N,e.-1
hope that You viii hear lhis, the STATE 4 1.y
adoption, rspriug for admission 81 ;hs Union oa
rho l-h cf November next.
1urs for G~.nt snl Wilson.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

The Troy Times says the Vermonters vent for
Greeley Tuesday after the fashion Of Bill Nye,
when he vent for that Heather Chinee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

Somebody la, ju.t conceived Horace Greeley
to be - the unttsrched child OF the press and
plow' II not " unstsrchei - now. he VII be
next November. Vermont has commenced the
process Boston Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

dressed themselves sni went upon deck to sscer-
tain amount of dAmsge dore. / was enc Ct
these When gained the deck gazel around,
hut I'D see nothing on acc1un; Of the intense
4sikress that prevailed. met the first cficsr
wh5 was consulting with his colleagues in the
cabin, snd szkaj him to tell me whether the veS-
SCI was IN danger. lie evaIel the question. eyi-
lealy being l,th TO reply, for fssr Of creating
panic among tae 7ssfcn-ers then went back
70 my 5.s,c-r5oA sal lad down with my clothes
on for .bca' twenty minutes, when one Of the
oli;e-s csae s'oag 20 the s..asn, calling cut to
ey.sg re to plt en-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

The Democrats are shivering throughout the
country under tie chilling blssts from ver-
mont.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

The Cincinnati GG-eE, tolls the fl. wing
story, tie profanity of voich must lc Tar-
doncd in view of tie democracy Of tie lrin-
cipal actor "A bcwiicrod watermelon
pcddlcr, caught in town the ether night
stood on the corner Of Fifth and Nam, and
watched with curious interest tie Grant and
Greedy professions as they passed along tie
latter street. A. cLeers went up for orc
candidate and the other, the face Of our
country friend wore curious expression ot
disappointment and disgust. At last. seem
ingly unable 10 restrain his outraged feel
ings, he rushed into tie middle of the street
and gave one tremendous veil fer 'SeYm0ur
and Blair" This seemed to relieve him
somewhat, and he returned t. the sidewalk
with the defiant assertion that he warn t
afraid of all the black aholitionists in town
il he war alone \ democrat who cats
crow, hearing the well-kn0wn cry and scent
ing a vote, approached the solitary cham
pi0n Of lost cause, and endeayored to eS-
Tlain TO hIm that Mr. Seymour was no, now
a candidate, but shat Mr.. Greeley was now
the candidate of tie democratic party.
'Greely'-he gasped in reply-'Grcclv-
democratic candi-oh h-ll Greeley Ten
minutes after, an empty watermelon wagon,
driven by furious man, dashed wildly ont
the L0ckport road, and high above the Cat-
ter Of the wheels and tie imrccati9ns Of
the driver, came the fearful agonizing wall
Of 'Greoly a democratic candidate oh
h-ll!
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

Tua PdmIctL HoEIz.N Is XIV Y,ER-
Tie nomination q Gen Dix has struck the l'emo-
Graz. lc,~ssa v,,l -ri vster. They have nots
uan IA ihe wA,le Y.rly to run gains, lin As
a liel 1s Dtmoarsi lie record esunot be ques-
TONED. He ts,,i BGcLsrAu when ihe war
brohe eat. HisRsr reoard Is ss clean and bril-
liant 50 Stanton. Even the L;b,rs' RepGbl-
cAre e.n otly bring this charge against him.
that he ia ola. lie will carry ihe State of New
York. SO all corcsde, ty large msj irity Two
months has worked r wonderful change in this
citv. Then men hcd their breath There
seemed 10 b tCIt Of G.eeey tidsl Wsve, snd
To enc could loTsec now great lis sweep might
he. The extent Of the dissieeiion vas unknown.
Prominent NAMES we're Published, ani leading
s,atesmen, bGnkers, politicians snd merchants
we're said to favor the nes movement Ardent
Republicans looked blge when j; vas announced
that Republicans ruppofed to be rciiahle, were
yuhscribiue SO 600, SZ0,0 eco, ard even S50,-
eco, for'thc Greeley campaign. The few men
who have underisken to reform snl purify the
Republican party have given in their names, and
have tekea the 6rst hest step towards puTifcs-
tion by stepping out The bugle call has been
answered hy men Stepping in line. The ranks
are full, solid snd enthaziEltic Fiett came the
reuudiation cf tire Cincinnati nominee by the
leading Democrats Then came the quarrel be-
tween the Liberals and their sliss Then the
coming ever in shoals Of DemocTsts 20 the Grant
organizl.iods, till the osly question now debated
by bow large ms 0rity shsll tie Republicans
carry New York ~ y. Cor. Boston Jour
nal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13
Vermont Election
COMMENTS CT THE PREss.

From the Albany Evening Jo2raal.
Tbaaks to the gallant republicans Of YeFm,nt-
Again. rs hundred times before. they lesi the
way 20 victory IN November, snj New crE will
follow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

h-i sng IN their Ler:as. jumped up ;mme-
lia,cly, o5eycl bis inetyuotiots, went out'iie
snl f5ana ta1t the b3,i hal slreAiy sunk to he-
main deck. The passengers, which | should
jade numbered l0i. including shout forty
izies SD cAiljrcn, together with the crew Of
sbou. cry, we're roshing abcut il = mos; fraDtc
state cf terror en- demo.ai.zliion. Many Of the
l.c- were merely -t.r.i ia their night gowns
or ctci-..s,'cs. AMI they we're in fetrfully
terrified ,tAte, s5ae c-iiug upon Jesus, in His
great uI,7,r. g. save thea, eli others oH their
Aaces
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

"Iy THE SWEET BYE-AyD-B BTs Nearly all
the Sabbath school children are fsmisr with
beautiful hymn entitled, ''in the sWeet bye
.nd-bye" Il appears, however, thst all their
parents hsye not heard it Recently little
country girl asked her father to purchase Sin
the ,w5et bye-and-bye' for her when be came to
Troy. The father hunted high and low with no
,ucce,t. Having returned home. he told his in
f,pt daughter that he could not fad it; that be
hsi been in ''nesrly every drug store in the city
and they had every kind Of eologns bat that. "
Troy Times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

SOB ctllr,a p2r.'yzsl vi IA fesr, TcIc luiisd
t5ccrhe-, ,4uuuei With e.ii. terrified and exhaust
a 4 uilri;rcr, seventh Ts.d politician sEi
b.sv vii, we're sulcur she r1mher; the lsiT wore
little o,se sAye.a lie rr,.e1ver; both Of them
were fsvei.
Neayer terarlc BE gi-fieu;oc si1snl tLe tide
drove Us, ulll at 10. tie Furt caught us up on
Ks fc.minz c5c,t fully ,.zty f-et Ligd, and sent
NC rushing ia, some iev 10 s4lys,ion, many to
ls.th. The lesch vas iinej BitA people waiting
t. }sr.i US aid rs 5oon SIS TIE raft strlck Thcy
bsI lii,-b. .is, bat she sea vas running TO high
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

FiO-l iHo I0.t n AlFcITI-or.
II Nj. GIosley's ms srd he Tribune could
have msde 81 impression anywhere, it Tss in
Vermont Ii waI not thought worth while to
spend much money here. But II sppesrs that
the Triiaae hss hurt Mr. Greeley even IN Yer
mont. Wherever it i r,sl the Greeley vote d.
nlinithes. B.th rsnies are fatal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

CcmIs1ol With tbe Tteuter election for tie
laSt Prssilcntisl ycsr. 1858, the complete re-
turns viii probably fhow Al increased vote for
both peltie-, but larger fer the Liberals znd De
mocr4;s than for the EeEomn-,i9n party. Con-
sjicrirg the utter hopecssnesz Of carrying tie
STATE, tie orposit;ol have done very well.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13
From The New York Commercial Advertiser
The Worlds Fair at Vienna.

The Contributions OF THE UNITED STATES
An INTERESTING LETTER FaON MINISTER
JAY-BARON ScnwATz on oUR PUBH'
SCuoOL system
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-09-13

Frtil tAs AEpJ tfc-s, ti'-li
The returns ftom Vermont are rot ell that &c
colli WISH, but =s We h.l little hopes from that
Radical stronghold. we are rot greatly dissi-
pointed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICES OF NRw aDVgWrISEWENTS
NiMMos circulating library, No. 3iT Pennsyl-
vaniA avenue, between Third and Four.and-a'
haifstrsets.
Tho Mount Pleasant Plains cemetery IL now
completed and ready for lntorments.
A MEETING will be held on Thursday evening
TO organize Joint stock company for manuiae.
turing boots and shoes.
h. II. wARNEn, real estate broker and aue.
tloueer, will sell on Wednesday, at o'clock, y,
m, q small twostory brick house on alley back
Of Tuelnh street. between 7 and U.
WV. L. WALL 4 Co., auotloneers, will sell On
Wednesday, April 10, at u O'Clock, m, q large
lot Of building materials on the corner Of Penn.
syivanla avenue and Tenth street northwest.
b. II. WARNER real estate broker and auc.
tlonecr, viii cell on Friday, April ~, at $50
o'clock, p. m, tvo.story ffamo house, No. tis
Seventh street southwest
d. H. wARNEn, real estate broker and auc.
uonoer, will sell on Monday, April q, at $50
O'Clock, p, m, desirable two story brick house,
No. ils Tenth street, between and r streets.
b. II. wARNER, real estate broker and auc.
tlonssr, will sell on Tuesday, April %, at $50
O'Clock, p. m, desirable two-story brick house
on Sixth street, near II street southwest.
Tar GRAND LoDuE, l. q. q. r., will hold
their quarterly Communication Wednesday eve.
ming.
A NEErrSa Of the Eureka Building ASsOoia-
iion will BE- held wednesday.
woLroRp a sHtLnEBa have removed 10 No.
,l7 Seventh street, between d and 4, Island.
THE SALE by b. n. warner real estate broker
and auctloneer, Of . neat tWo-story frame house
on the south side Colhx street, between Fit
tesnth and Sixteenth streets, will take place to-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

In tho HOUSE yesterday Mr.. starkwealhsr In-
troduoed resolution, which was adopted, call.
Hsd srOands ior fall ststsmsht q The area q
the Smithsonian grounds, the MonumentAl
grounds and those around the Executive Man
.Sn; sSgstsoT Nth e, Statement. 9. me area q
Of the cost Of improving such grounds, espe-
clAlly those south Of tho Preaident's HOUSE and
General Chapman introduced In the HOUSE
yesteIday . bin 70 authorize the extension Of
the Metropolitan railroad. IL amends tho act
Of March lseS, Incorporating the company, 80
extending its railway along East Capitol street,
FROM Ninth 10 Eleveuth street east. and south
ward along said Eleventh street 70 and over the
town; and also 70 lay : single o. doubls track
from East Capitol street alonK seventh street
east and from Eleventh street east Alsng q
and also 70 extend rs railway from he Inter
section OF X street north and Connecticut ave-
nue along said avenue 70 l. or n street north,
and along either Of sald streets By the most
Referred TO the District Committees,
General Chapman also introduced bill TO TO
imburso the owners Of property on Penn sylvia
mia avenue for the cot of the wooden paw emeut
laid pursuant 10 tho act OF Congress Of July s.
$50; 1tproyllss thai the seer.taTJ q the I9.
buildings and grounds, and tho Governor Of the
District Of Columbia, shall act AZ commissioners
avenue, between First street west aud Fifteenth
street west, and TO ascertain the cost 10 each
owner Of private property abuttlng on sald ave-
nue., and the cost 10 the United States and 10
the city OF Washington separately, and certify
the same to the secretary o. the Treasury, who
Is authorised TO pay TO the District Of Columbia,
out Of any moneys not otherwise Appropriated,
one third Of tho entire cost Of laying said pave
ment, Afler deduotlng the amount slroady paid
by the United states; and the District Of Uotuui-
bia, upon receiving the same, is directed and re-
CURED TO pay TO the owners OF private property
abutting on said avenue who have paid for lay.
each Of said owners paid; tho object Of this ASt
being TO SO adjust The cost Of laying said pave
ment that tho United StAteH, the District OF
Columbia, and the owners Of private property
On said avenue shall each paw one third Of said
cost. Referred to the District Of Colum bia
Committee
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

EDIroR REPUBLICAN,! For your criticisms
upon Mr.. CARROTS railroad policy you deserve
tho thanks Of our citizens, as you ever will whom
you speak for the people, who so often IND thsir
sontlnels muIIled by pecuniary inter est. Mr..
O., before the COMMITTEES OF Congress asserting
his anxiety " accommodate Washington, robs
uriAh Hep Of half his renown. The farce Is
amusing that, unlike fAlstAh, he does act upon
compulsion; and propelled by his fears, his only
motive power, no sQulTms under Tom Soott's
stimulants and thinks each bush an otncer. Yet
he would WOO Us as OF old. Verify the am.
brace Of Joab 70 Abner was scarcely more fatal
than Mr.. H.'s love has been 70 W Washington.
and promises, often 80 pleasant, but as otton
turned 70 disappointment, arc now alike lmma-
terial Tho baltimore and Ohio railroad had II
In It's power To make Its friend, but Il not only
preferred Baltimore but made us tributary
thereto and to It. II has grown rich out OF our
with the opportunity; But crippled on the
north and closed TO the West, our city has strug.
glod up, risen with the incubus upon US; and 10,
day In this community, from the consumers Of
coal, Of lumber, Of Iron, and Of produce In Its
yArietiesi from those who paid their ~ 10 and
from BALTIMORE from tho transient traveller
and Visiting population that yearly comes 70 oar
dreds Of Thousands from want Of freight accom-
notation; from all, expressions Of gratitude arc
heard that We are liberated; and, also, that Mr..
q. Is oompellod 70 open the Point Of Rocks con-
nection or lose the Western travel.
In return for bis killing kindness, our citizens
repay Il BY allowing him 10 fssl the weight Of
treasured wrong 10 giving him hereafter another
monopolJ-running empty cars 70 and from his
Baltimore. PUBIC OPINION.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Yesterday afternoon Detectives CoOmes and
MeElfresh arrested 4 oolored man, named VIM.
Jasper, In an alley, on Tenth street, betwesn
N and o streets, upon the charge Of forging the
name Of Mrs. ". d. wAllAch Tor dry goods on
WIN. shuster, ESQ.,, upon three different ordera.
and also upon groceryman, besides robbing
her OF several articles, and borrowing clothes
under false pretenoes from several Of his colorod
friends under the pretext that he was attendlpK
table, and that his clothes were not good
enough for the purpose. Upon the officers APP
preaching him yesterday with these charges he
protested hls Innocence, and put 10 the plea that
he was willing to return tho clothes, In com
pany with the officers, 90 soon rs he got his
coat, which he said Was up stalrf. Tho officers
consented TO his getting the articles, and fol.
70 the head Of the stairs he made break lur
tho window and went through, recovering him
self upon reaching the ground, and ran up tho
alley iuto another house and hid himself under
the bed, when the offioers succeeded In ArTestinE
him. He was taken 10 tho police headquarters
TO await trial this morning before ] Judge smell.
Detectives MeEifresh and Coomes last night
arrested colored woman named Maria Lee, q
servant In house No. 1919 y street. where there
arc two or three Japanese boarding, charged
with robbing them at different times Of tSS, BY
taking II from their clothes, which had been
len IN their room. The oificsr, upon searching
hef, found Is upon her person, which she ed.
mitted belonged TO the Japs, and that she had
stolen FROM them at different times. She was
locked up At police headquArtorG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
PROFESSOR MoRsE.
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western Unien Telegrapn O?mpsnyl Who ~
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mai Of ,sapsca for the msmsry Of me author Of
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inS slsotrlrlty frou, me eioada only demon.
st,atsd scisntiaa faes, ouT saint a scieno,
drs,sinr slectrtcitv from the esrths ssnt n
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sntse nj Sho are engsrei in varsinr eut me
fnture Of Ms Grand discovery with , true appfeE-
,Iaiion a. lhsir noble Drofessiop,
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nando weed and he had consented 10 take part
m ne prooesding,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Rev, N. J, d, Morgan, ID, D., Of the NJ. T.
for some time at the residence Of his father.In.
law, Judge Baldwin, In Anne Arundel county,
Nd, died on Saturday afternoon At 0 O'Clock,
and his remains were yesterday taken 10 Balti.
more, TO DO buried from the ChaIles-streot IN.
L, church.
DIR. Morgan has been in falling health for
more than year past Those who were present
At the funeral services OF the late DR. William
Hamilton will remember with what depth Of
feeling he spoke Of his deceased friend, remark
ing that II would not be long before he would
Join HIN. lie was a minister Of rare ability,
dlStingUlshed for his devotion 10 the work OF his
Master. He held important positions In the
Church, and only declined being a delegate to
the general conference (which position he has
hell for many years pasD on account Of his
health. He was OF that class Of men that are
best appreciated where most intimately known
The family Of which he was q member Is distin.
gulshed for Its influence In the Methodist
Church, his brothers Littleton and Tillotson
conference,