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

Mr Smith, editor q the Albany Ersai7.
J3urall, writes TO bis paper as follows from
Philadelphia
! leE words regarding the feeling ia the y,-.-
ous States. a. reported by the delegate Ther,
ls neither tine nor spsce 10 give very msuy
facts which would be interesting and significant
4 few will serve 10 il.ur,rste the tenor Of the
whole There wss universal SEi sincere feel
Ing Of strong condiencs, sui the reports brought
from the several sections proved that IL resici
upon s0i.d foundation. Ii WAS n9ticei. too.
that al desired the endorsement Of Mr.. Greeley
II Baltimore. said Gov. Jewell TO me-: e. 1t
the Democrats endorse Mr.. Greeley. aud We will
carry Conneciicu, for Grant without any disi-
Guilty And he aided, " this Greeley Rspuh.-
clrism is uewfpsper talk; it is not among the
people." SAID TIE friends from New Jersey .
1t Baltimore adopts Greeley. Grant will have
ten tboutSui majority in our State" Governor
Noyes and all ONO men pledge thti S,G,e by a
rorsins m'joriy. No oue Who saw Ogles6y Sui
the Illinois delegation can doubt the home of
GrEu:.
The n. !. ErsHiHy Pa4t waich was au able
sui Influential supporter II ma; Of the Cincn-
ns'i movement is thoroughly disgused AZ Gree
ler's nomination sad thus speaks is m.ad
" Singular ~ it may sppear, il ia neyer,he.rsa
trGe that the person selected TO bear the banner
Of reform, through an earnes. contest to = glori-
ous victory, was one who hsi spent he best day.
in trsuplng thst banner into the dust and hctp-
ing lis defenders with scorn sad contumely
Yes. the party Of just and impartial government,
the party Of decentralization, the party Of pro-
gross, in the true Democratic sense, was hiii n
to sccept IS its champion Sir HorSce Greeley.
the most clnspicuous advocate Of every form of
ffar rs1 frr .f.
our county has yet produced Not single
measure Of military despotiFm has becn degi,ei
by the Washington co;ere that Greeley has DOT
earnestly commended, snd the most OBJECTION
able Of al Of these-thst turning over the State
elections TO Federal supervisou-he desired TO
spply, not alone TO the disturbed districts Of
the South, but to every other part Of the land, -
A Chicago correspondent OF the New York
Times thus notes the waning influence Of the
Tribune. Of that city
Oaly = few newspapers Of Republican sa:cc--
dents, in Illinois, have signiiei their adhesion
to the Gree.ey-Brown ticket. sud the only one
among them that ever hsd any influence Is rhe
Chicago Tribune This journal shares the fate
OF the Republican politicians who have gone out
Of the party it goes without followers | am
informed by a ChIcsgo gentleman who hes an
pie opportunity TO know the facts, that the Tn
bURe has lost nearly ten thousand subscri bers
since the lst of April. Six weeks sGO that uaptr
printed daily edition OF more than twenty
eight thousand, aud to-day they issue considers
bly, less than twenty thousand. The Republicans
are dropping It by hundreds every DAY. This
IL very good evidence that the people are s'ex,l-
fart and true, and will not be led stlrsy.
Jubsl \. Early refuses to suppor; Greeley.
Efforts have been made to establish Greeley
organ in Connecticut, but the funds eou.d not be
raised.
Admiral " Raphael Semmes supports Gree
ley. 1t will be pretty safe for patriots to vote
sgSinst the man he wishes elected
Gen George B. Mcclellan is credited with
having expressed decided disapprovsl to the
endorsement Of Greeley and Brown at Bslu-
more.
Beruregsrd, Bragg, Hood, D II. Hll aud
Gordon, sill Of reb el notoriety, come forward 10
announce that the Greeley ticket is satisfactory
to them.
l. has been fully decided to hold the National
Democratic Convention in Ford's Opera House.
in Baltimore. With proposed alterations it is
expected to Sdmit about 4, 0C0 persons
The Terre Hauie Qnd) Express believes that
Mr.. Colfax will not accept any Offices hereafter,
but will carry out his original determination to /
retire to private life at the end Of bis present I
term az Vice Presiient
Csssius NJ Clay has written long letter in
the vain sttempt to persurde the negroes of Ken /
lucky thst Greeley is their best friend The ne
yroes can reply that they never know where to
ind hin.
In the Delaware Democratic State Convention,
sam TOwpfend enerOefir,iIv dacl.raI tb.. -
he Declaration Of Independence meant that all
men were created equal, it was living lie-that
I wSs only true Of white men.
One member Of the Delaware Democratic State
loEdly asserted that he would be q
iemocrat as long as he had tongue to wsg, an
irm to lift, or dollar to spend, but that if
Greeley WAS nominated st Baltimore, his head
'houd be taken from his body before he would
Tote for him.
Speaking Of Greeley, the Portland (Msne)
Press says, that there is no escaping the con-
'iction that no good cause has anything to hope
rom character 90 weakly constituted; and
hat 1t has been often shown that his mental aud
moral defects develop in exac. proportion to
be responsibilities he assumes
The 'Moonly Voice" sheet eiitei by A
iarmless lunstic at Salem, n j., has cone out
or Greeley.
Gov. Bowers, OF Mississippi, denies the stste-
nent that he will support Greeley, and ssys he
vii support Grant.
Hangmsn Foote crswls out Of his ssrcophsgus
o endorse the Chappaqua sage. The latter is
ruly to be pitied.
daily paper started at Keokuk, Iowa, to
'ok after the interests Of the firm OF Greeley & |