Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-25
TUESDAY, APRIL s5, 1887.
NINE CHEERS FOR NEW YORK;


NINE CHEERS FOR NEW York.
For nine years the opposition in New York
have been making unremittcd exortions against
the reckless patty in powor--and in vain, un
ill now. Now, they have achieved glorious
victory, and against obstacles which would
have dumpened & defeated any party which was
not conscious Of the right and determined TO
do it, duty in every event against the power
and patronage of the national, state, and city
governments combined against tho populari-
ty OF the man who has been styled "the ia
vorito of the democracy OF New York !" and
against party which has been reckless Of its
rneans to procure its victory, careful only for
the "spos," however obtained.
We copy the following from the n. Y. Ex'
press OF the 18th:
THE WINGS VICTORIOUS.
Tpmmany has Failed Tammuny is bank
rupti The house of Tummany, Van Buren,,
Regency s. Co.. has gone overheard at last
The pressure" has reached the oppr9ssors
nj length, aad his walls after years and years
ofshakiug, have tumbled to the ground, rotten
and the Wings stand in TRIUMPH upon the
ruins Sound the trumpet far and wide. The
victory is ours after a mighty struggle. We
have not only beaten but we have routed tho
enemy. We have driven him off the field OF
every point. II ia regular Wstero San ia
cin,o- affair Sound the trumpet, then, Wings
of the Union--and listen to us, and we VIII
tell you why.
This city Is Van Buren's head quarters
2. IL ~ hnyn
proved this in his own camp-ior where Jack
con WINS iuvincible we have ridden over Van
Buren, booted ana spulreu. Inc omce-ho'd-
or, here concentrate all the forces of great
government, great state, and great city
The Wings have ouled the three combined.
Wings Of The Union initiate our example,
Ii we can vanqulsh Office holders triple-prm-
cd you can vanqush them, when there is but
the general government 10 contend with alone.
Again, Jacksonism began here, and spread
like wild6re over tho Northern States. Van
Burenism, the very first trial after Van Buren,
is in the Presidential Chair, is routed, and rid
den over, and darided by ALL They tho were
wiling to be the followers Of a soldier, scorn-
cd 10 be the slaves of n slave. And more,
this city is The great metropolis Of the new
world. 1t COMMANDS with all The energy Il
eau, tao rcslution OF tho currency-the a
bandoning OF iniouitous experiments-the Hb
OlltOn OF luG iItueuly OlhSiJ uHu W N' euN
acts Of government which are about to beg
gar the land. 1t is one of the first elections
which mas attracted the attention Of the coun
try since Mr.. Van Buren, set up for himself
II is now LIGHT set upon a Hill, for New
York is redeemed, regenerated, dlsenhralled
One word more to the "powers that be,
who sit ia Washington, and mock at calamity
here. Mr.. Van Buren,, are you deaf7 Car
you hear IN yonr palace, with all the luxurlei
OF the world around you, the iumullnous voice
Of a great city denou1ciDg your aets,-a city
which from its position, its business, its con
ncc,ion with all the states Of tho Union, be-.
Ter represents its feeling than any other spo
in The United States. Arc you bind to th'
ruin and havoc your measures ore working
hero ? Would you could have seen the dole
tul iaces in your old wigwam last night
party whom your measures have ruined,-an'
have heard The laundering cheers, and far re
seun ding plaudits, which made the walls o
the Masonic Hall Ia public building wher
thousands Of the Wings had assembled t
shake. Regard our voice, and your admins
tration is sacred. Discard your Benons, an
your Blairs, and hearkcn 10 the people, AL
nll will he well. But if you 90 on, remembt
this; you share The fate Of every norther
President who has gone before You. Fon
years is your destiny, and no more.
From the N. Y. Times, ivan Buren.)
WELL we arc defeated, most essentially al
thoroughly. There is no doubt about it, ar
strange as the sensation is, we must learn
bear il. Defeat Of the Democracy We hs
forgotten what the thing was But twas his
time we needed it. Halfway work was us
less a good thorough rout-horsc, foot ar
drag oons-that is what wo wanted, and v
have got, the regular thing. 1t is show
bath, and win work its due effects upon o
system. The shock is rather severe, but Il
revulsion will be salutary. Our political Q
mosphere required clearing up" and We
got il in earnest.
The following is the result Of the eoctio
official
yorEs FOR MAYOR.