Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-30


Trade and politics have now become one
Some Of the priests. ! am told. arr offering
to inln the uniun. aud tnainInon is the god
of thus days Worship. Trade, cir, TRAD"
swallows up every thug!
Tell me not thus is Tho shorl session =
investigation was refused lot winter when
the session was long. | know. cir. that
his Is an lnnuspicinus p"r"d. perhaps. 10
rxprc, gentlemen 10 hook Sack u' The past
,r to pause u,umpnt on She present.
know that every eye Is termed. and every
m,nd Of gentlemen is bent towards the ~
! iurt. Cunning events. which cast their
shadows before" are much more dazZling
10 their hopes aud fahcrs, than painful
truths Of ih" past Of the ptcsen. are To
! their mcuurlr- or IN ihrl' will. Ih'y
know. s,r. that some pf The swarm NJ "COn
serrhEuey' which ARE now tat ava! 'fill ct
The blond q" HE Treasury. must b. duvrn
off Tor some ~ the lank aud hhneiy "luc"
fnco" nics who are votacIou-lv eager to
light upon This poor body polite %! ours.--
All things may not become new. bnt there
must b. sniiir changes: and Tor every
change there will be chnhco for some
impatient cxptciaut I know that Gen.
jackson has been'Made To say in his lat
annual nrssage--''Il" ,la, 'comeih after
me Is mlsh,'cr then l." bur he has moi been
made to add-"whnsc fan Is IN his hand.
and he VIII thoroughly purge his tl'"r."-
Slr, lest he may not purge ,hls floor. ] with
II 10 be swept clean for hun before he
c"'n"S in, 50 hat Gen. Jackson may 10,
be blamed after be Is gone.
C"rialn il is. ] canhGi anticipate +; time
must devpInp The ca,,rse and policy Of III"
cunning adhilnis'rutluH. And let no man
accuse me commencing an attack uprh
II IN ADVANCE. No, sir; 80 far irou II. tho
held Mr.. Van Buren, 'n-ipnslble for HE
most mischief that Ios been done. aud
most that is no,o doing: ,I,ugh he has been
the CAUCUS candidate for the Presidency
and was the dominated succcssnr though
he is elected nv cxrcni I've ronau".
c"rrup'inr, and dlc,a'l"n; Ihnngh he sue.
Goods Al b" expense Of the rlciivc tran.
chlsr; il,tn.h he Is a min"7iiY Prr.,drnr
aud has promised to follow generally ~
the innl-irps of this Kitchen Cabinet hd
tn'nlIifa'inn yet, u he brave!y dares Ia
falSliy That prom i-c, "mnre hnnnred IN the
! Breach Than N Inc ob-ei vance" II he will
! kick AWAY the base ladders by which he
has climbed To he holgh' Of his ambitions;
It h" wll now Irnve Fals,af where hr
t'nnd him. aud attav around hrn the wis
dom, uirligrncr. hnh WI ~ Oi'hr cnhnitv.
| and base his ADMINISTRATION On a sound.
elevated and enlightened policy, FREE from
corruption. and purely pnlrlnic. unc"niam.
ted by pany. will prdGc inv humble sup.
port Ia his measures, lh"ugh ! never can
,upnort lI" man, or pardon the past tx
nnplrs he has set. Aud why cannut sup.
n',l he mnn while approve hls ihra,urr.'
For ne very reason That he has not zen.
'ered IN NJ the straight gate" | shall al
way. rsch"w the example Which has been
set 10 1896 NJ did that "f 1895. IN Tie
| election of President of the Unrrd Sales
The one example has been ubu1;rd VIII
n vengeance the other will not be forgiven
by me-.
Sir. in this contest one great battle has
been fought be-; pnwer aud The PEG.
| Pile. The result is known. The cutN,c,
! was not decisive. and must, ns bong as there
l. an hnn".t heart Ia hone for lrredAm -
SHAT 90 nn until institutional liberty, Ia "
representatives, honesty, truth and in>lict
are 'rinmph1nt.-or all are filtered IN a
d"spnI's Chains Defeated, but not con.
gucred; checked by he Pre,"rinn band.
Of pn'r"nag" but not arrested m their ON
wari march; the ph'rmt army Is not DIS.
r"n'ag"d ar di>n,ay"d; smI'ten, hnt Dot
struck Il" IN, The Gag nf The comfy Is .rn
wing! Defeat may drve >rm,', the 4 .
ven or III" cnrm"raui ol SPOTS. irum the
>'anda' ID 81 M true and the brave: bat Tt
III" firm ant prnu! splritS Of The pat riot ba Il
] would say, "Whn sha' >epard-en ~ from
The love al country: ;" Shall d.t.ars An.
other -uch defeat @lll b. a r,nrr,us vIciu.
~! 1t TINS ''w" ar" mrnre than COZ u'"r
nr-." far am pcr-nadrd that ,-hrr lie.
nor br'b.'. nor prlncirnii's. nor y wrr-
mr. ih,uuS pt"a"n'. NOR thnT- Ia come
stall b able Ia separate ~ itom the !nv,
rf nur C unrv. is laws. aud Us lb"rrn
& ID rnlv kn"w- N whose nam" IilS veto
~ >h1'l b. nchI"v"d; II matters nri hn'
thu ! knoW. b" lac VIII, may. his cause III
b. cunsncrar1 by The tolls. The PRAYERS. til.
Sacrfi G.. aud The hopes of the nnsjiodned
aud nnrrrr'ii'd freeman. No, SIR; l,' NJ
man despair of The lt"pnhic. Ia" f.hl
Is not yet ended. The People are moi yet
vauqnt.i"h Their hosts are Withdrawn
only Tar The mnh,rIt /" recruit their iorrc-
aud /" repair lhrr brnk'n weapons. Tn,
weapons Of our warfare are the weapon.
of Haih 1t shall b. nay hu'y to d..,t II
painting anew Us spears and its lancrs.
The question on The resolution was then
taken without inrl her debate, aud carried
Ayes Sc, noes 10.
WAsHI>GrnN. y. G.. Doc. l6. 1886.
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