Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-06-20

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open helds hitnerto unseen Is one Oh MS
characterlsucs tnat Is mKely 10 commune
Tor To-! all time to come. Inc ahtlcipation OF
gagged IN such work, and their enthusiasm tll,
with n good constitution is sometnlng
IKE mule, ana ne don mlno narushlps'
Notwithstanding the hardsnlps expert
enced IN our explorations ana many days
OF tfaVel through snow ten leet III ueptn
across the sierra Nevadas, ana the llvln8
on horse hesn 1or MY Gays, cur party
seemed 10 ENJOY tne lie. ABOVE all thls,
the OBJECT Ia wnicn we were engageu anu
the Posslpllty Oh seeing solne.hlng new
face of what would be ordinarily regard
ed as sullerings' as our progress was III
reat1Sy ssT ONE or Ji rnro cnoocod in in tbe
Ing Moih w wei e1G"eIL, III AZ 'ne
way OF eAploraIlons mug 10 oe "ccom-
pltsUeu eonie .,liio; I.'.'i !. III
Les sooner vi iuVei i. iia0 w. oo u1ne.
-ren ~ iih1 W hoon naoh uPon VIC. pIi .,on
cl ,nell itee Mnron nus @ oeen nosv s'ott1 uso
,uny SpInI' nv my :,"'e 80 .Is So.uou
tio pii H. a. .oon W. w uPoI1me on wy
liii1uen 'n9 ElJu. VS. ~. ~ Ky tno ,oi, uol',a
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p"tt1ola tT t SUI eori, ta,l roosoI,. Thoro o,o
o.oi I"TnHo i,o,;o,, @ Hi 0 I;n;n,, ~ Orooon
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one "a .ne 9ar Gdor 10 ~ aolthu 80 tH%' " atenI.
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,a'soat, ~ i1rano and faorloss ph,s;oolp,, VIA
ir be woe Slsn % we'll W fitted T He He wac y snleny.
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t io toisfinn In1na5 an1 ho1 nun % ~, Inu .e1an 1
1;5 iJno, ,,,o,, I'll No y "'' A"'' VI 'pien-
''i'' iiien "i'n iiio'
value of tho Explorations.
uOf +ho ,root;oo, horofto or;s;r, f.o,,,
~ VIC p;"o. o.iGpi n uenen.s "risine t,e ION
Soui eAPe''i'ion' al presume 'iieie 10 ho
IN t.Soro ~ oil wo boro :, ,,;nd .,;s
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& om "to notn Lorn mI oaa the soo various
.o".'a ''I' nIS'' ~, ,licse .niee esscii
sl'..e oo,'' w iouh.. n.1 iiipoi.a1' ~
1:ii.un1 We PiinVeu au'
1nnaliI' T noan;J uy Conioss. 9; my ias. non.n
lecelNeu an "PPlicu.ioii lor '4lulne
a oun.aius thns ,ni' , ,nror;nnlion, r; pls l. pre-
TiI n,ilio 'ie2 "lc ionS siuce out Vi print
lies hneso is; iuo.o "ssure Us tti"S VIC wolh os
;mose eApioiaatus phoet - nus I"se oeen Vi
iniiiIIneo .iH penetv t, W ilunhiI'' %
huNI 'le ue'elUPlnen.s u VI lhe couh,
Wy "cou Vi tlo -hieeieslPpl surPasseu
"u"I ..ri,o 70" i iooheu ~ many ye"is uso
,1n.e,,3 nu 1h"nSea ia,o Deeii soile,iiine
mon'.Ii, ~ ., u ooun?e II was pam ~
] Ivu rr,m. ,oI oh .. ~ uiniv,on W Saii,o' aa
o"t' t,'ot iu ~ 'n ;., tL T - ooiiAeo'
in3 tIia' ooo.'ly WIZ WIG i-u9''
1ro,-oi '" ~ pua,;1o5t;aI Is SGdi VIZ, =;
%1eeiS" % N'''0i'''' 0"-i'''''''o III
0No II u.oo vo,1 oons;loro1 ,,o,,o
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a,aipsn no1e .n"' u ooin IN elI W.
Gn, Io%oi1n, cLC iI 1IiI' al oI,u1 ~ .IT nei'
lo,it 1oain";a,, 81 C,,, u .ieCsIu e losi-
uoil' .,,. t i'n ~ vi NliIiiioan,
Was lhen selt 20 new lork 10 meet me al
!lie re!uesl oi iIesiuent Lincoln, ana an
naea M We" &c .ooh Pi"9E pG!ween us III the
iiro1 W Ch1ion,a w. n .uey ieio' vi 'ii,S cl'y
tln irtarost of s, tho Pn1',L,;o m"'' ,t onat ~
sboul1 withdraw iron, tbo foId o,, ,.,o.
promised certain ADVANTAGES If T consont
3 ed
"Did Mr. Chandler sneak for pros;1en,
Jincoln ."
eyes for Mr. Tincoln nersonollv
=. took few davs to consider tbe nronosi
tion and then Withdrew from tbo tiofI IN
accorlance with Mr. Cboudler's suooas
: ton"
, "Do Won think now that McClello,
would have carried tbe election had va,
: not withdrawn"
n T have not the SLIGHTEST doubt of II -
Q "Wbot interconrse did Won boId wit,
v Gen. Grant during the war ;" '
!. "While | was in command at St Louis
Grant who had heon onno;ntoJ Rr;na u'
: der. General called unon me thero w;tl
e the reouest to he given n commanI T os
. signed him to Cairo wbere he reI;evo,
~ Gen. Prentiss 7 had heard sonatb;n,
, of Grant and what knew wos sat;sfan
: torv entertain bioh on;r;nn 'rt'I"o "f h;'',
q He has the essential Qualities Of " aron ,,n'
: general" N' VI " b ''
uDo Won know Con Sborr,o,, or
!, "He Too visited me- NJ 81 I.,r;a in,
~ ing the early nort of the war ha1 N,"a noa
! him in California in earlier voors '' " i'''
" ,uro..,, ..n, n 9'
:, ,,1f H,' .',a, an" ,,I "a,h'
~ youl iho1'e9'y w1ii aumit OF an an
. omoi; ,onoi"' @ li,nt,; snouiu IKE 10 ask VIVA
n e 3 event IN your iilustrious &C., career you con
n 81 think that the nrevent;on of tbo on
|, QUESTION OF California by Great Britain
/ was an event of immense importance
8 The Legislature OF California were en-
n gagged in discussing measures looking Il