Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-11-24

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Y"F~ TINT &c hart his h",itE. lie took =
! my IN lN'' 10 ' -91ii'.'-'nd spent i"nr
weeks III washington. 4 Journey tlN
doubtless SCI his MIMI HS''n~ slavery .le
returned 10 New Hampshire IN | attended
stanford Academy, the mex. ftl, teach
M school IN the winter 81 ISIS. III,
mkt spring AMI summer he went % the
Concord Academy AMI III the fall 70 Wolf
borough Academy. returning in November
to Naick, where he taught school in the
winter. In April, 1883. lie began in
Natick, the business of manufacturing
shoes, and continued it for nine AMI :;
half years In September. ISIS. he
bought the Boston r, pub'trm, and eli
it'll it till the close of 1-JDas a frrn-soiI
paper, losing some seven thousand dollars
in the operation
His political life Icgan in N1tick. in
$50. when he wis the whir candidate for
representative bat WI, defeated. In $50
he earnestly supported Harrison and TYLER.
and spoke in sixty towns. In this cam
paign he WI, hrr.,ldcd bv the viii" laper>
as the =" Natirk cobJcr." a maine which
stuck That year and the next ne repre-
sentel Natich. He wa, defeated for the
State Senate in 1872. but elected in 1873
and lslt In 1s4j h" declined Il rr-.Icc-
lion to the Senate. and wa. elected again
representative He took strong anti-,llyc.
~ ground, in the legislature. and was in
str9mrn;aI in p ,s~in- resolutions concarn-
inc slavery that widcncd the already @row-
ng breach in the Whir putty OF that stt.c
In ISIS h" WIS sleirrlt t. the y ltion-
al Convention that Nominated TavIoi. bit
exercised tn divine rial.t Of nothing, and
WIS 4 prIn" mover in the Butf.lo conven-
ton If that wear that nom.lat.-l Van
h'ffn- lie took advance! ee-soil ground
IN the legislature, OF which h WIS again
member Tor two or three ycu>. lii l~5f
he was member OF the Ma~Sa.iI'l< II
Constitutional Convention and president
pro (t''- OF t'at body lie WIS i'll i~-i
earnest to nave tn tern3 i'-'n purity form
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WIS ''i'''i'' i'' governor III IN l9.'1
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l, '' = iiieili' e. "i ''ie Senate representing
Mss III SKIS "h'E on beng c.le to
pfeN.ic over mt poiH - tn nation.
io' '''.' 10 inc WIZ nE was always
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