Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

I II is rather too much TO expect thaI Tue
renublicans will carry Tennessee. Yet IL
is said such hope is cherished by repuoii'
cans down that way.
The grand jury Of the United States
court in South Carolina refused to ind
hill AGAINST Luther Williams and others,
for A cons piracy against Postmaster Nix
who was shot at by Williams Il short time
AGO. The evidence was conclusive but
no Justice can be obtained in politica
cases.
The Cincinnati Commerce iGI and Gdzett
are opposed to Grant; the New Yorl
Tribune is for Blaine; the New York Time
is for Grant; the Boston TrGrclter anc
Journal are both for Grant; the AdUcrttSei
Is for the nominee of the convention
whoever he may be; and the Springfield
Republican, is putting itself in position tC
oppose Grant if he is nominated on The
Sd of June next.
North Carolina is beginning TO .ge
scared over its negro exodus. Three
thousand have recently gone south to
work in the turpentine forests of other
states; the Indiana fever seems to increase
instead of dying out, and the Raleigh
Observer reuorts That circulars from Ohio
are being distributed representing that
10000 cOlOred labOrers are wanted in thai
state ut 800 month There are also tn,
beginnings of the GRAZ in Louisiana and
Al,bama
Same If the bpttc. class of Greenh,ckers
:, .o,rross ia ro+ il i s,il ,1t,oe,be,
ro,;sh tho orowI o,,,I,ore1 !, W.sbinr,op
TO start the boom of the grecnback labor
party. Washington specials say the arri'
walls include greenbacker labor reformers,
eight hour associations, Dennis kearney,
free lovers, woman "suifcrists," the free
speech party, who want repeal OF the
laws against circulatii obscene literature
and every form OF political and social
dlsatfecton.
The SnrincGalI PcDubfc4n suooests
that the small states of the Union should
have chance at the presidential game
1t mentions the Bayard boom as an illus.
tratlon OF what small state can do, and
bringing Vermont under the head OF small
fry. says, Why not give Vermont a
chance? To-day EdmundS would carry
New York state better Than any man IN It,
lie would SUIT the staiWarts and the indie
pendents would not object TO lin. Inc
strongest man out OF New York could &c
no better, anu lherG IS no one IN IL that
coula 10 rs well.
Tho sro,oss of ,ooon+ n,o,,,o.. oF c,,;b
~.
"e' mas oeeh 50 hl''Nea 'na' inc ou't'on
of the February number has been placed
mt one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE thousand
Thi. number will cont,in tha first mart nj
Engane Srbnvler,s illnstr,tnj lifn of Pator
tha1 Cat Win :, cid ~ Iva nr,nlic .nL
interesting to an unusual decree: also
Mrs Burne,t's new story. {" louisiana. )
which will nrnsent soma stronr contrasts
of cb,r,cter. :, rollirEiny n,n1r IN Ricv.
elmo, entitled "A Wh9al Around the
Hub" and other features.
M,;,r Cenor,I .J,sbn, I, Chamberlain
.,.,.
comihahocr-lh'c '''cl ol INC 'ilil't''' "h'
just now de .tdct0 governor of Maine, is q
graduate OF Bowdoin college and at the
breaking ont of the war of the rebellion
at once offered his services to Gov, Wash
burn. by whom he WAS commissioned
liputennnt colonel of the twentieth reci.
mpnt. and he was afterwards Dromoled Ic
n colonclcv. lie fouoht in several of The
fiercest b,ttles n,rIicin,ind in nv The army
of the Potomac. and was desperately
wounded at Fredrric;>burr Fer brnvery
in that battle he was nun9jntrd brioadieI
general. and ,lurinr th, following wear he
was nromuted IN ;, n,inr ornrr,Ishin ,nf
commanded - division Ihr,noh tho Wilder
ness and cm.clulinu ctmnlions Of the
war. He was Subsequently elected gov
ernor OF Maine.
Not only is scctionalisrn not rampant
but-so far as Our range of observation
extends-lhe disposition To discourage sec
tionallsm is stronger than ut any perioC
since the war.-Ncl0 loT6 Times.
Mr. Notb,n;nl ChiIls = thea1re business
agent of some .ynrrience. and rormerl,
dramatic editor Of the Boston IynrrUer
pays great compliment to fine uownr,
Onera House. BURLINGTON. sueukinp of i
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