Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-08-30
News and Gossip.

| the latter called upon him at Columbus, o.
| The critics note the fact that i'll his campaign
nastoral on the public schools, Archbishop Purcell
refers to we Catholics " and " you Americans
| sam Bard, which postmaster and repub lean
in Alabma but lost his Off &c and his faith in rcpub
lcanlsm together, is stumpins for TIl'icn down IN
| Maine.
| pmkc t;odwin's eldest son, Bryant Goodwin holds
a DOS ton in the Can al Board, through the II flu
ence OF Uncle sammy. Perhaps This accounts for
| papa Goodwin's enthusiastic letter.
| Corn cutting mas begun in the Connec ticnt Val
| lev and the crop is heavy where it has not been
Injured by fhe lrouth. Most of The crop. however.
will stand fol- at least two weeks longer.
Pres dent Secye is enthusiast lc over Hayes and
Wheeler He likes everything he hears about
HAYES, as he knows Wheeler intimately, regarding
hm AS one of the pure5t and best men
| May ynan, the girl who was almost killed by
| Piper The Boston bclirv murderer two years ago,
was sent last FRIDAY 10 the Boston House OF Indus
try for two months for assaultns her ltndidy, and
was iiued TN &c dollars and costs Tor drunkenness.
| The defeat OF John Hancock, who has served
| three terms Congress. and has been the leader
of the iollo hope IN Texas for Democ atic LOYALTY
aud .ctotm, by u. Z. Gibbngs, corrupt aud bittc'
Confederate, has disguised The better class OF Dem
ocrat- down that way.
| Mr. finLlenbulgh, who has accepted the Itepublr-
can nomination Tor Governor OF Missouri, Is a
| prominent lawyer of 81 Louis, a German by birth,
and ve,y popular thr shout the State. w lth MS
| name at the head OF The ticket the RepublIcaus
hope to materially reduce the u-ua Democratic
| majority
| TIN, income tax business j, gong u make trou
| Bile Tor Coy emo, TIlden. Here Is Oswald Oten-
lo'ier of the New York >tiat- etuns, one OF the
staunchc-t supporters, dec lirnI that, : If NJ
| rIlcn cannot give a satisfactory explanation IN
tin, matter, he i, certainly i lit candidate for
| the Pleollrncy."
| Speaking Of The nomination of Wade Hampton for
| Governor bv the South Carolina Democrats, the
| haulc>lon News and Courier says. ve'y frankly
ms election j. task of stuprndpus ,ifi :ulty. Dut
one that be accomplished by systematic
work and lavish II, of means That Is loud
e al OF that batlel of money.
The New o lctns D.n ,trR warns the country
negroes az tln-t rushing wildly and ma'iiy INTO
L .,lcal polite. II says = Il Is death certain
cath TO them 40 one can Withstand Its batlHl III
furnce; c.tn hure II escape the death that
.thtsten-." Dem 'cratic papers enj ~ the riIv.l
e5c Of SAVING -u:h thln5a "lh'ut haFiu- the
&" ul,, X 7nlrt" thrown IN their i'cee-
That ilum-y ti.uon connecting GOV. iIayc, WITH
the II-p ~, OF 500 taken from dcserter " iIp Wa
slot, hi.hpt IT. feeble late q lel;hei "ui at IT
IN. stitc'ncnt Of " ii ,ti,er vhI.:h Ii rested,
Ia, been il-prove by other witnesses aui by the
on Iilfcco!i. The man was executed by Gen.
Crooks connant /. AMI the 500 taken from hIm,
having been lIaudently uOttInrI from the Govern
ment VA, Usci 4, b,Lniy Il procure 4 iIe-A re
cruit to tlhe ms place
The California Republicans are sending then tc7
mrn t. tn iipnt, tl, year. 81 lnelr cIniuiatr-
n, electors at-l,r-,, NJ FELTON, brother ihe
late Pre- ipcnt ttll"n ti Harvard ana l. one
u Ia. cs!cis OF the coast bar. while john
+. Nicer rerle.nberel llllnt bri-tle com
N tn'ler the army OF tle Cunbell,ni. Horace
DAVIS nominated i,r Congress IN the ii I -tiIct
l., .. uf oar Honest Horace DAVE" inrtY-
miner an Il merchant ri the highest standing. Mr.
r.,chec" me nom nee IN the fourth district i best
known A. Newton BooiA's leutcnaat The H.
dependent" movement. Hi personal popularity
p "bAbly lnslre- his elertion 10y handsome ma
Jo!ty.
The profession OF loyalty To th,. new or
der OF Ihnr~ 10y the l-nIo .r,tlir plrty.anI
of il ac4nirsccuce in the amenIm~nt> of
the constitution. Is too recent. and too
strongly inconsistent with lis record and
Me teachings OF il iblc>t leaders, 10 he
accepted without chtilenyr-B. H. Bri>-
tow
IL il platform it dcnoInce> the repub-
llctn party for its failure 10 make good he
proml>,~ of the leg tender notes. and.
immediately thereafter. a democratic
House. under the dictttion Of it parry. a.
tempi> To repeal. ana does repeal - far a.
it has the power the only act of Congress
which authorizes The redemption of the
note--B. II. Eri>,ow.
A. party orytniz ,tion th, Democratic
parry not only Laid he foundation for thu
rrby Hon. hv IL f.l>r doctrines ana tetcI-
mr.. bat lis I, cord fhrol rIlout { WIZ
does n"t show i single act of hearty or
chrettu! support of the government IA il
>trHT-!r t"r rIpre>erN. alton. - b H.
Bri>Iuw.
Under the dict;tiion Of the. slave. power.
the Democratic party adopted :. rule Of
construction OF the national constitution
which lea directly AMI logically 10 the
rl-h' OF the ; ave i Ties to >ecc & fro II the
Union At their pleasure.
Ia ihe GO Use of events this tr..,.. p,tut-
c.l an w,jrrel 10y the democratic party.
bore the bitter fruit of secession and dis
un.on-B. III. Bri~tow
Not with the republican party. 1t
has proclaimed itsrlt in ftvo~ of reform
while il l. in power. ana does not propose
to spare is own followers or Il lhprrnt> in
carrying ont its PROMISE 1t has chosen
tor lis Ir:titI> men who are fully commit
ted /" thorough and radical reform. and
who's" lives and public ctrcrr give un-
4lliltrd assurance that ;hcv will faithfully
fulfill what they anl them party have.
promised The country >htll be lnnr.-B
ii. Bris,uw
The demo rattle party rot only failed a~
I party or tniIation 10 give hearty ana
ltENrnt support To the var for The pre>cr-
Walton Of tn" Mon. bat 1T every Sten il
threw obstacles III the WAY of liz Su,.,.,.>>-
tai prosecution. Who th,t observed The
progress OF the WIZ can doubt for :,
moment that the conduct of that parry
gave encourage ntnt t. the rebels in arms.
or thtt It prolonged the war and added
millions /" lis cost. besides increa>inp
largely the numbers of those who noblv
died Iii the cause OF their country 3-B. II.
BriStow
Coy. Hayes led lis party to victory. las,
Year, IN the gre, state of Ohio, in advo-
r'ry OF certain and speedy resumption. In
~ N't'i VI 'ttFtl)Gtntt "f the nomination
for the presidency. he declares ,h,, he
stands by his record on this question. and
that the party must 90 forward in the per-
i"Fmancc o: lis pledges. taking no s,ep
Backward Mr. Wherlrr> past course and
present utt"rance> on this subject are free
from al doubt. He declares that h, r..-
yards the act of 1870 rs the pirhted faith
ct the nation. and that it is the dn;v of
Congress to supplement- it with such lrri>
li,lon a> may be necessary for its strict On
forcemeut.-B. ii. Bri>tow
The democratic party conlI no more be
trusted t" reform the civil service than
4 lean and hungry wolf to guard a sheen
i"io; There Is something grnte>quelv al
s'lrd IN the appearance of the democratic.
party with 4 "retorm " banner AMI IN.
der the leadership of one wn, hts or, l.
utled III the political school of Tamm,nv