Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-05-22

+, bar, and many othe influential citizens
There is a 81 revival :" Odor in the above list
of names that is truly refreshing, and the
- change it indicates is so great thai it
approaches the province 0 miracles
The Rutland Courier, John Gains paper.
comes out strongly for Greeley. It says.
Should tho Democracy at Baltimore on tie
9th of July, conclude TO give their aid aud
comfort TO Mr.. Greeley, IS has the Connec-
tcut Democracy TO Gen. Ferry, Grant ana
his cohorts will be overthrOwn. horse, foot
and dragons, while should they put up 4
straight Democratic ticket. hundreds of thou
sands Of Democratic voters will desert the
marty and 90 over to Greeley. but not enough
/ to elect him; thus securing Grant : re elec-
ton and leaving the Democracy weaken
ed. divided aud demOralized as to be oniv
third in the race. Let the National Democ-
racy, therefore, act we'll their part, keep ~
their organization as have the Democrats Of
/ Connecticut, and when the proper time
comes, strike for Greeley, TO defeat Grant,
and in the words of the resolutions OF the
! New York State Convention unite upon the
/ Cincinnati Platform and restore an honest
administration Of National affairs Let those
who think alike, act together, let the dead
/ past bury their dead, and let the wateh-Wprt
/ be. Greeley and victory.
f TIE Boston journal says:
IL Is not easy to explain on any rational
4 hypothesis the 10y manifested by the Dem
Ocrats and Greeley Republicans over the re
election Of Senator Ferry Of Connecticut
I l. is certain that neither Mr.. Ferry nor any
( Of his Republican supporters have mani
tested any Inclination to Join the new move
nenr- Even the Hartford Post, a paper with
strong Greeley prOelivitics, Is constrained
+ 70 say: - W. do not know that "a single
man of the Republican who voted for Ferry
sympathizes with the Cincinnati movement
/ n purposes 70 vote the Greeley ticket. We
suspect that nearly every one Of them. if
/ Questioned upon the subject. would answer
llat he is for Grant" Where then does
! the - Liberal laugh come in
/ An exchange states that great number
! OF persons who do not keep a close w4teh on
the movements OF the Treasury Department
have applied for the T May interest On regis
tered government bonds. and express surprise
7 N receiving the Information that they had
+ been called IN and the interest stopped
/ Three calls nave been made. Included
she first are all bonds from No l u Ne
= 900 ON these the interest stopped on the
FIRST dav Of December last. The second
,.all includes all bonds numbered from o.997
/ 60 II 900, interest ceaslng on the lth o.
March, last and the third call includes ali
/ bonds numbered from II 00l t. -, $50 in
/ Uerest ceasing on the 205h OF March lass.
/ Late foreign news gives an account VI an
/ immense ire in Yeddo during severe gale
DESTROYING dwelling houses covering a space
I IF two by three miles The fire originated
4 in one OF the Princes late palaces. when was
occupied by troops. The flames leaped sver
whole blocks of buildings, and SET fire G.
/ places mile distance IRON the buIu.GE lie
! :, hich the tire begun. An untold amount
Iof property was destroyed W mere tie
wounded anil lame were IN lbe t. escape the
/ Ulcers slashed right aud left with their
swords and thus saved many persons from
+ the more awful tate of burning Thirty
/ thousand persons are h0useless. The gov
/ ernment opened their rice st1rehpuse= au4
ted all who applied.
There have been numerous forest tires r---
ing in various sections Of the country the
/ past week, but the rain on Sunday which
was quite extensive put a dlmper on them
+ TaE RUSSIAN LADY's LAcEe.-THe 5lr,
found a verdict on Tuesday in favor Of Olga
De Naluts Fcalof. the Russian Indy. a-aiu~t
the Hudson River and New York Contra,
railroads for the loss Of her baggage whslc
On the way TO Niagara Falls, but We're unable
% agree 90 the amount OF damages. SIX
awarding her $4,000. Z rec s. ,00J and
three 81 600. They were discharged