Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28

Brown, has just come to sn untimely end, after
troubled existence Of fourteen days very
little Chappsqua literature seems to 20 long
ways in the Hswkeye State.
The Missouri Democrat publishes striking
cartoon representing Greeley as the - Political
Biondin." He is endeavoring to walk rome
stretched from the Tribune Office to the White
House He finds 1t very diificult lob, however.
ss the balance pole, labeled " Free Trade ~ on
one end and I" Protection on the other. is very
nara TO manage, the free trade end being very
much the heaviest. 1t looks extremely doubtful
whether he will accomplish the fest
senstor Sumner is being VISITED every d.y BY
prominent coiored men from the various South
ern Stsiea, who are using their influence to pre-
vent him from declaring for the Greeley ticket
Ihe senstor sbstes none of bis bitterness to-
wards Grsnt, but he is as yet Undecided whether
to pronounce openly in favor Of the Cincinnati
nominees
Grsnt and Wilson clubs sre gettiag under way
IN every ward of San Francisco.
The Portland Oreg0aiGg says tie recent re-
publican victory makes the vote Of OREGON s.
cure in the presidential election.
An Iowa correspondent writes to the Chicago
Tunes that sitter close search in his county he
had discovered two Greeley men. One supports
Horace eecaUre they were old schoo!msies- ard
the other because he heard somewhere rbst Uor-
ace was farmer
Iae Mobile Register is getting li,tls bored
bJ the noise msde over democratic endorsements
OF Greeiey 1t thinks it would be good deal
more to 'be point if The wires were row and
then TO mention a republican convention as do
ing something in ,hAt line
o; course I'm in favor OF Greeley for Pres;-
dent. bat Il knock any man down year ago
that d tell NE Ia ever live to vote for him
said stout, red faced gentleman. Yesterday.
with suspicously hlsck moustsche, to a COM
paaion. who hal evidently ssked him the cues
uon. lie looked just Ike a fellow who would
not only knock 4 man down on slight provoca-
tion. but who would take his watch from him
before he hal time to get up sgain, if the oc,s-
sion was favorable one-.E \. Standard
Now TIA: Mr.. Greeley's predictioas Of Prcsi-
Gent urant's re election have been published all
over the ltai, s1Es people With cool memo /
ries hsye begun TO rscs'l sist rome Of Mr. Gree
leg r iupporiefs have tAji ahou, him in times
past. l; Vas no longer ago than 1866. th.t the I
eiiior q The Chicago Tribune. now one of biz /
nosi jealous sIherents, wrote If him as follows
Horace Gree ey Is not now. AMI pever has baor
a man who ought T. he trusted with an ofi,ial DO
-i,ipn requiring practical wisdom ordinary states
mafsh-p. er hrm, co.'s steut action. For twenty
uFe years he has been marplOt o council. an m.
teIanie commander 10 acdon. a mis- tuthrcpe in /
victory; ami riDtJu- disor-ar Ger IN d-f.t- Ia
has always been hnati,sl lie his demands for the
Ntrenest incasures, AMI when the party g. reach
81 The eve OF triumph, Invariably tnrIists hins.If
i'rwar1 a ne-0t atur OF terms Of surrener m no
enemy Ills course d~rlu- the vu- was but q re.e-
tlt Oh oi Als c1ura "a politics. In 1861 be was an
open defender Il secession he chan. Ell 10 a vi,5r
o1s chan uion pi the war, and tueres ter was io- I
e't- rs,S esq making proposals Tor peace and as
f- at-'iy w "a lraW A. theIu-uasins war To- ssitc
oi Mars, and negotiating in s1.ts of Mire-vs"
The opening of the Siengeriest At st. Louis
suggested very strong contrast TO Ssnttor Carl
Schufz lie sad ''Io speak Il holiday coca
son hhc iais Is Gn uauEI-l undertaking for me I
came trol concert where every instrument
IS played In different key-where the music
ranges from toe wilde i.ss1uarce TO almost
steady disc5ri-whers, :; times. one does not
know who is the iIrecto-, AMI where not seldom,
the t,ne-s,ick, bY iis irregular movement.
causes, int,eai u the expected melody. heart
snd ear renlrg confusion of the mu.icxl serti-
men'; aui then, IS the jarriog note strikes
through the r5Oe body, the complaints arise
'I2m the co-Torkefs, sni -lfy Sccuse esch other
not only Of being bsi musicians ba: bSi men -
The Rchmcui Enquirer thinks tbs, if the
people cf the South are 10 be foicei into cosli-
non with the liberal republicans, IN view Of the
'nieceleats of the mAu, il sheer hypocrisy or
Tie blatant bare @: the mercst dsmsrocism 10
stieat AZ iatense cuthusiSsm n ia his support Ii
.<ys the elect cf this m0cz cathusissm md the
1ssiog % hSts L. She sir is simply to disgust
arnest G-t sobe7 men q principle, Who might
otherwise be iertusiel to j5.u il the Lecc.sAry
sacrifice # voting urier BIS colors.
Al the recent caucus o.: republican members
'i the SeF Hampshire legislature candidate f5r
! Siste Ctice is sad to have los; the nomination
rom the error C! voting for the democratic can
iiia'e for Congress Ia the second district last
ear In = S,aie where O margin is sstnsU
Is it 10 in New Hampshire lhese litte depAr-
lres frequently return 70 piasue THAR auidors
q s meet iuc9uycnie1t zsoa