Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-17
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Our Stern alarums ch,ngd 10 merry meetings.
New York ~ tcdcctnrd! The People
hive come to the rescue ard they have
,riumphrd gioriously! In the annals oi
our pol,lca b story there is no record OF a
political revolution ,ha, will compare WITH
tina, we have jus, witness d, aud It shows
IN language hat cannot be misunderstood,
that the people need but To BE- convinced .
Of The source o( HE evils they "ndirs to
apply the remedy. Th"y have spoken ~ .
voice of thunder that viii sound through !
out this Union, aud reach the ears, and
carry terror to the hearts of those rulrts
who have outraged the figh's Vt thc people
violated tho constitution, aud coricd in
sbeir usu,pa ions.
This election, it will be recoI,ced was
only for sheriff., assembly men aud scna
tors. The result, according to present
information ls, that the Wings have slcc. |
ted 1903 of the 1875 member. Of assembly, |
and certainly six Of the eight senator's
Lss! year the wings clcc'cd GUY "a mcni-
bers of assembly the Van Bnrnn men OF
and Van Burcn crivrd 20 900 ma 'rIy
at the presidential election Tn" nggrr.
gate wing majority is now SAID t" b. rom
twenty 10 thirty th"usaIld, and the tnblcs
are more lhan tutnod i" the lcgis'ature
N W York cty gave nrar 5000 mn o''ly
soj has eccte. the entire wing ticket.
Such rcv"'nr,'n, says the Coulter,
is wuton, parallel precedent. II there
were ever an expression Of popular opinion
If there were ever u rebukc administered
10 any Gnvernmnnt--sucha an expression
and such rchuke mey be read IN the de-
ci-itn OF The People on he Message Of Pres
iden, Van Bu eu Ga this. me-S0g" h" is
sue ~as nsj' ~. Thr Qi.s'Iou wn, be-.
tween III" Grvp,unru, cad the P".u'r-
b.,w.,n ~. Oflin. IIoi,i,,s aad The 3 IN
ocracy Of Numbers --b"tu.c,, IA. Cnnt
and thA coun'ry Shall The pursr b" unI.
ted TO the Sword, Shat The keys Of the
Treasury be PIT into he hands IF Il Pres
ident Shrii oar iabor b. rrducsd 20 the
hard money waye-, and our business t. the
bard money cr'trntisr OF Spain and Tuek.
cy' WI! ynn give gold Gully to 'he SER
wants. aud paper only 10 the nas'rr,, De-
the people look fur ,wn much from be Gn
vrrnmeni. IN s.Alne cn'roc'.on ~ ihr
nbut"-. and rnitct frrui thr rvii, % r,s ad
m,ni.',-''nus
Thosc we're Tie q"e,troo, submitted at
the halo' hrx. o. thus ground ne br'Ilr
WAS fought aud Won. The People hov'
passed judgement upon ,hoir rn'"rs. The
administration hns been weighed III the
ba.suce. and found waning
Frum the New-Yo,k Courier and Eoquirer.
UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPll-'Gl.O
RY ENOU GIL "-NEW-YORK RE
GENERATED.
The great contest Is over The cause of
Principles has trlumphpd tho Majesty of
the Laws has been indicated the People
have rallied in defence of The Constitution and
Institutions of The country; aud Fan BUrca
ism and all It's infamous allies Ar" Frustrated
forever. The Pcoplt he deceived and o.,
pFVSStt bhl N''ilNS' ana paw bilc itlpit-
have risen III lhcir might aud proved thee de.
voiion IN the great legacy Of our HcvnIul on .
nrv sircs by wlviug She most signal rebuhe 10
then "pprcssprs ~ ihi> Their slrnunl,nid. that
has ever heen kn"wu Ia "ut Country. Here IN
New York tn" Head QuaItcfS Of the Iam-
many Party -thc CIiodcl "f Van Bnrcnlsln,
ihc very ceutic Of his Influence, ruwcr and
corr p,lou--hc'e whence have o,nanatcd the
vile schemes which have checked The prosper
iiy and Frustrated the industry of The whole
counlry-b"rc. where The hand Of the opptes
sor has been most severely felt, and where he
has mpudcu,lv boaslcd that he was invuIucra.
bic, he has been defeated by aIorily Of
more than TWO THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED votes. and as New Workers we
have The nnmln.lcd satisfaction of proclaim
ing that the great Commercial Metropolis oi
the county has nobly done lis duty.
Yes, fellow citizens Of the United States. we
have responded TO your call--wc have been
mindful of our obligations to the county,
and we are enabled 10 procam that Fan BIZ.
renism aud Loco focoiSn,, are dead and buried
Tammany went into mourning before nine
O'Clock last cvening--and it will be many a
day before she will exchange the spirit of hca.
vincss for the carmen, Of praise. The Coali-
ton is in tho dust. The citizens of New York
have followed the Democracy of Numbers.--
The citadel Of the Crown has been RACED to
its foundation. The tower of the Regency is
crnmbed. Tho dominion Of Agrarianism and
Monopoly is broken up. The shackles are
struck from the limos of our mighty city--nnd
once more she stands erect and reeenerate!
No language can express the universal Joy
and enthusiasm that pervade the ranks Of The
vicloes. They feel that battle has been won
whose Issue may affect for ages The deslinies OF
the republic. They went into the contest
with every obstacle 10 overcome. Tho com.
biDed pari.e of the administration out nun