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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-15
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

iEPWhile the old leaders of the Jackson
party, grown desperate from repeated defeats,
are leaguing with their new recruits, such as
Barber, Flint and company, TO bring the anti
masons over 10 Van Burenism, it is well TO see
in what company these men would lead them.
For instance, what sort Of an opponent to Csc
cret societies" is Martin Yan Buren,, the very
idol of their political worship? When did
Richard VI. Johnson give in his adhesion to
the new democratic crecd7' Where is the
antmasonry Of Thomas Hart Benton, Amos
Kendall and r. NJ. Whituey TO be found?-
When did Ripes, Wright, or a single Y. D.
Senator or a single Y. B. member Of Congress
ever give his assent 10 the creed 10 which
the Van Buren, men in Vermont pretend, and
by which they would cheat the people out Of
their opposition to the men and measures
which have crushed the hopes of the country
and dragged her down from her palmy state Of
prosperity. The truth is, that aside from
Rhode Island, and from Mr. Barber and his few
recruiting officers in Vermont, the old line
antimasons are anti Van Buren, 10 The CORE
The last election testified TO This TACT in Yer
mont; and more recent events testify The fact
as 10 Pennsylvania. There the anlimasons
have holden State Convention, representing,
said Thaddeus Stevens, eighty thousand free
men-and they have raised the banner for the
next Presidency. The name OF Mr. Van Btu
rem is mol and never will be inscribed on tina,
banner: for it is e banner significant Of doc.
trnes which never can Justify the high handed
AID reckless measures OF the national govern
ment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

Ir-PThe new Van Buren, banner is Out: il
,reiends TO all the democracy, as usual--prom-
ses glorious things against 'monopo'ies,' and
III that-and most kindly bcgs The people
yes, the people of Vermont, who Numbered
put their unalhcmas against Van Burcnism in
November more than 90, coo; strong-to dis
'sgGrd all former party distinctions. How
an the people be cheated with such chafT.-
Disregard all former party distinctions The
'illngness Of the V. b. leaders 10 do this,
rgues strongly that their former principles
,cre ,orong; and common sense men will be
ury apt to think that their new ones are no
litter. We have but a word 10 say 10 the OPP
pnenls OF Van Burenism: be mol deceired by
be faitery aud The tricks of The enemy
When they nominate n better state ticket
tan we now have--whcn they are consistent
cough with their professions 10 denounce the
astocracy of Office holders-the monopoly Of
Gecuiive power--lhe reigr Of usurpation and
| orruplion-and the mad policy OF Jackson
Nan Buren, and Benton, which has doubled thu
bnks, converted the public rerenue into Jdai
oniial first, and finally into bunk credits, ant
PRINTED Jeic OF the state. banks to mOnopo
lie this business, and speculate upon the mo
ny of the people; we say, when they do al
tie, it will be time for US TO think Of Givin:
item countenance aid aid-and not till then
Again we sny--be not deceived. The hue ant
CIV about banks, monopolics, overtrading
SPECULATION and all that is a cry started by tn
vny rogues who have done the mischief; an
by this they hope TO lead the people from I'll
| true track
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

Queries for the curiOus-How many Of the
eighty democrats" whose names are append
ed 10 the call in the Patriot, were federalsts
How many ofthesame eighty anti-monopolists
are stockholders in banks or chartered manu-
featuring companies? How many are corpo-
rators7 How many have voted for acts OF
Incorporation How many of these protested
Old Handmaid to the last1 AS the Patriot is
now the organ Of locofocoism, ii may fall ie its
10! 10 take these questions into serious consid-
Grafton, and publish the names Of the guilty
previous to election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

Upon what ground does the Waterman
hope that the election Of General Fletcher will
not prove bad nct?-Patriot.
On the ground that we consider him too
good man to be the tool Of the V. 3. &, mas.
ty in this region; and also upon the ground
that the votes in the fifth Congressional dis
trict in November last, indicate TO General
Fletcher that a straight forward, Independent
and manly course, will prove far more sutis-
factory to The district, than bowling and crng-
ing with the collar men Of New ork and
New-Hampshire at the feet OF Blair. Kendall
and Whitney.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
CALEDONIA COUNTY SENA-
TORIAL CONVENTION.
June |, 1887.

The Wings of Caledonia County
will meet in county convention at
Danville, on Wednesday the fifth day
Of July neat, at | o'clock, A. M. to
nominate two persons to be support
ed as candidates for Senators at the
election in September next. A full
delegation from every town in the
county is earnestly desired, and a
general attendance of the friends of
the cause, in order that a thorough
and perfect organization may be eff
fected at an early period.
Charles Darts, } County
Danford Carpenter,
Geo. B. Chandler. Comtl
Danville, June 2, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

The New Workers are shipping large guam
titles of specie 10 England. Where do they
get il? From the banks, no doubt. Patriot
Why should not the New Workers ship
specie to England They owe England, and
should they not pa her? They owe her
specie, and should they not pay speeie2 The
crime Of the New Workers lie, then, that they
are trying to pay their debts But whence
comes the specie2 Oh, "lrom the banks" oil
course. Stay, friend Patriot, are you sure of
that7 What do the oGicehoIders do with the
specie which they receiver They do not pay it
to the claimants: and hence we infer that they
do shave the New York merchants out of
from tea TO twenty per cert. for specie TO send
10 England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
From the Alexandra Phoenix

preparations arc making, we under
stand, to furnish ihe Presidents House in a
new and costly style OF magnlicFnce,
which will eclipse even the former gorgeous
ness which was exhibited in sorc of The
rooms of that mansion"
What say Thomas II. Benton who wrote,
the Richmond Enquirer which published, and
the whole host of Jackson papers which copi-
ed, the famous east room letter, in ]. @. Ad-
ans time? Jackson exceeded Adams in the
splendor and costumes of his decorations of the
Executive mansion-and now, iorsoo,h, Mr..
Van Buren, is to "eclipse" even "the former
gorgeousness" of the house. Where are the
columns of fierce indignation poured out upon
John @, and why are they not poured out up
on Martin? The Patriot ought 10 uncork at
least half dozen bottles of gentle wrath, just
by way Of consistency, But in eoberness,
how does the intended eorgeousness" of the
palace comport with government bankrUpted
and the country ground Gown to the dust in
distress2 Let the tyrants Of kng-ridden Eu-
rope bury themselves in splendid palaces and
literally wallow in the wealth and Injuries for
ced from their irodden-down' subjects, ii those
subjects will bear it---but let not President o
the Republic ape them, when the republic it.
self is grooming and totering under The mlslor'
tunes OF disagreement. We hold that lh'
Presidents house should be fitted out in STYLE
becoming the dignity of the noiion-and not I
whit beyond that point.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
STATE CONVENTION.

Upon consideration Of the signs OF the
times and after consultation with friends Of
the cause, the undersigned have deemed it
proper to call State Convention of the
opponents Of the national administration.
In view, therefore, OF the present unparal-
leled state of the country, and Of the in
ccssant cxcrtions which are made TO mis-
lead and deceive tie people as to the true
causes of recent events, and 10 perpetuate
power in the hands Of men who have, by
an abuse ofpower and n disregard o. the
admontions OF wisdom and experience, de-
stroyed the currency, palsied the industry,
deranged the business, impaired the credit
of the country, and overwhelmed the ma
tional treasury itself in the torrent of gen.
eral bankruptcy-we do earnestly request
The freemen Of Vermont, supporters of the
supremacy of the laws and ola constitution
II government honestly administered, who
are opposed TO the measures and principles
Of the ruling dynasty, to meet by their del
gates, AT LEAST TEN FROM EACH TOWN, in
State Convention at Montpelier on Wed
NEsDAY, the 9th DAY OF July NEXT, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. In making this call, we are
conscious that the appeal is made to free
men who have thus far triumphantly and
honorably maintained their principles and
their political integrity, against the COM
bined assaults of power and influence from
abroad, and of Jealous and active oppo-
nents among us: TO such men it is ncces-
sary for us only TO suggest, that nov, when
the wave of political revolution and reform
is already beginning to sweep over the ma
ton, the honor, the reputation, and the in
terests Of Vermont, all demand Of every
freeman TO do his duty, by energetic and
well directed action.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

lCPMr Codding agent Of the American
Anti-Savery Society, has Iectured several
evenings the past week to crowded houses, and
with much effect. Mr. Birney, Of OHIO, who
has himself been once u STAKEHOLDER, will lee
lure upon the subject the present week. MIR
B. maintains very high character, and that
too among those who consider the Anti-Slave-
~ movements too ultra in their character.-
P. S. We understand Mr. Birney will lecture
this (Tuestlay,) afternoon aud evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

iEPGencra Flint, we understand has felt
somewhat hurt at our occasionally reminding
his old friends that he has joined himself 10
the Van Buren, party. While we can say that
we never designed or wished to injure him, we
can also say that his own course as politician
has called forth whatever remarks we have
ever made. Now that his name is blazoned in
the Patriot with the names of o. c. Merri |,
C. X. Field, Lyman Fitch, iona. Jenncss, A
taunah Waterman, Seth Cushman, David P.
Noyes, and others, who have been equally
distinguished as supporters of all the meas
ures both of General Jackson and Martin Van
Buren,, and for their unrelenting hostility to the
antimasohic party-we trust that even he will
not complain, if e.say that he has gone over
to those who were once his biuercst political
enemies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
COUNTY CONVEN'
TION.
When the PEOPLE call, they MUST III ur&nD.

The freemen of Washington coun-
ty, who love liberty better than oGce,
and regard principles more than names,
who are in favor of thorough and
radical reform in the administration
of the general government, and are
resolved to perserere until they obtain
it--who dare resist usurpation, OPP
preston and tyrrany, from any and
every source-are respectfully not
fed and invited to meet in county
convention, at the court house in
Montpelier, on Thursday, the 22d
dag Of June inst, at IL O'Clock, A.
NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
suitable candidates for Senators for
said county, to be supported at the
next election--also to take into con-
sheraton such other matters Of po-
ltical nature as the present unparal-
lelled state Of our country seems i'm
periously to require.
To attempt to urge upon you, fell
low citizens, considerations which
ought to induce general and pune
tual attendance upon the proposed
convention, would imply on our part
a doubt Of your sagacity, your patri-
otism, and your attachment to the
constitution of your country. Suf-
fee it for us to say, that self preserpa-
ton is the first lap Of Mature. When
therefore ruin stalks abroad-when
by destructive and infatuated policy
the government becomes the oppres-
sor Of the citizen-when the spirit OF
the constitution is trampled under
foot-when the freedom of speech
and the press is assailed, and the las
hope of expiring liberty extinguished
by a Teto in advance-need there bt
a louder call upon Ereemcn to com,
forward "to the rescue % We trus
these considerations will induce eve
~ man to turn out and embrace the
occasion by united effort to demand
the only remedy for the present dis
eases Of the body polite, thorough
anil complete reform.
NThe town committees, appoin
ted for the last Presidential election
are particularly invited to attend.
Milton Broun,
J. p. Miller,
John l.. Buck, r..
49,. 49,. : Com
Elijah Holden, ""'e'
Samuel B. Prentiss,
Heman Carpenter,
June |, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

Union Hall, Saratoga Springs. Messrs.
Putnam & Taylor, the proprielors OF this house,
which has always been well p alronized by the
extensive additions 10, and improv ements in,
the house and gardens. Old visitors will be
sure to continue their patronage; we bespeak
for them goodly number of new ones, feeling
assured by orr own experience that the &C.
quainiance will be pleasant one.
N. B. New married couples resorted TO the
"Unionn BY dozens, last season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
arrest of Santa .anna.-The New Or

leans Picayune Of May 25th, received at
Mobile 10 anticipation orthe mail, announ-
ces that intelligence has been received
from Vera Cruz o, the arrest OF Santa An
ma by order OF Bustamene, 10 he conveyed
10 Mexico Tor tria and probably for exc
culion, on the charge of mlsmanagement oil
war in Texas. He was seized by a party
OF cavalry on the 7th inst. He and Al
monte may have reason 10 rue the day they
left The 'banditi Of Texas and their sym
palhising friends in The United Safes.
The Baltimore OF Yesterday says, Vera
Cruz dates to May l2ln, make no mention
Of the arrest Of Santa Anna.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

il-j@A clever wag, ofthe old Jackson school
Of politics, vino has, however, repeated OF that
mistake, ma nrains with all his might that
there is no President Of the United Staies -
"Ths Mr. Van Buren," says he, "who lives in
Ike palace, is nothing but President of the
Shareholders" And is there not too much truth
in this? What President Of the ,ohole Union
would ever veto in adrancs all legislative ac.
lion upon a subject in which the majority Of
The Union are in fact most deeply Interested
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
"SupremGcy Of the lars" Read The follow.
ing from the N. Y. Star:

"Supremdcy o. Inc l0pS." Neau lne ioIioW-
ing from tue N. Y. Star:
Suit against .4mos KendcH-Stocklen
& Stokes have a large claim against the
Government Tor mail contracts, which Ken
dali, for personal or political motives, reiu
sed 10 pay. They applied b. petition 10
the Senate for redress Kendall wrote 10
the committee, requesting them 10 place
no confidence in what the petitioners may
say, but leave il in his hands. The com
mitee treated him with contempt, and by
law ordered the Solicitor OF the Treasury
to examine the account, and award 10
Stockton s. Stokes what may be honestly
due Them also, by law, ordered Amos
Kendall on that award 10 pay the amount
forthwith. This he refused TO do, and the
Plaintiffs applied 10 The District Court 10
compel Kendall by mandamus To pay The
money. On lhereturn oilhe writ, this lunc-
| tionary denied tie power of the Court TO
| compel the President or anyof the heads OF
| Departments TO answer, and fortified his
position by an opinion of Mr.. Butler, the
Attorney General, IT,, Tie Court lad 10
power over him.
Under This color of law and Official pro-
lection, are citizens swindltd oui vi ihrlr
Just claims by pubic servant, IN dlrt CT
opposition To the unanimous will OF Con-
| gress. This is Il sample ui the mSgovern-
meni Of this country, where the honest cred
| lors uI the Government are delrauded by
the corruptionists entrusted with power.
I They cunside. themselves above all law,
and beyond the reach of all public opn-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
E5-We are obliged to defer the proceed
Egs Of the Windsor county convention.

p-The Patriot can't see, any way, how
Jackson s. Co., being hard-money' men,
are responsible for overbanking. Rather
dull scholar, but we'll try to accommodate
our questions TO its understanding. Didn't
jackson s. Co. remove the deposites from
the Zig monster and give them to the little
pet monsters' Didn't they at the same
time command the pets TO use the depos-
ties freely as bank capital' Haven't the
depositcs amounted to about so millions
year for three years' Allowing that the
banks issued only dollar for dollar on these
deposites, would they not in these three
years have given an increase of paper mon
ey to the amount Of $50 millions? On the
whole, can't the Patriot now catch single
glance at the unpaIatable truth that it has
been humbugged by the 'hard money
chaps'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
Flour in Plttsburg is down TO 81.

.UyS T. Peitrich, an eminent sculptor from
Europe, proposes to open free school tor
sculpture at Washington, and will receive one
young man from each State in the Union, TO be
selected by the Governor OF the state. The
student will have 10 furnish himselfw til board
and clothing for six years, the term Of service
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13

Yam Buren, attimasonry.-Thut thing, pub
lished over the mountain, (Which we promised
never to name,) declares that "a little kno; Of
restless individuals in Montpelier who seem
to have taken Martin Flint as their file leader,
have gotten up call for convention, founded
upon a principle (Which is mol the principle OF
1.-The democraticl paify"---and forthwith, the
thing denies that opposition 10 all secret socie-
ties ever was, or ever can be, incorporated into
the democratic creed. Here's Van Buren, an
tmasonry Tor you How MIR Barber must
love his dear antimasOnic neighbor When
will the thing md the Free Press again up
pear, filled with the same matterl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-06-13
State com.
June 8, 1897.

t5~A single word as to the State Con-
vention: we take the responsibility of ur-
ging the county and town committees to
make thorough work in bringing the call
to the notice Of the people, and exciting a
proper spirit with regard to the convention.
1t will be time TO sleep and take breath, af-
ter tie rictory is ron.