Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

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H. clear. the engineers waiting their op
Gus the cars full, and every thing ready
''uD mick start and speedy journey
members have been together only three
and three noisier days, or more vehe
.,s more excitement, more party spirit
l"rger developments of combativeaess, de-
.Ire,sss or talkaiiceness never saw in
[nSress Many Of the old stagers made
concordance, and some OF the new
F,.,osis from different sections of the coun-
have revisited the restrum, made their
1. how their maiden speeches, and retir-
BEFORE Congress is fairly organized we
:, had all the skirmishing firing, cross
M drilling, mannuvreing, and sham
lS,nu usual in long session. Loco E'o-
sm FIR the first time, has been preached
name in the House Of Representatives
;"s Of Virginia, has charged the Presi.
!, and the Presidents message, not sim.
4. 9Th Ultraism, or Radicalism, or Jack
lem hut with true, unsophislicated Loco
Tco,sN. Gholson Of Mississippi, warm,
4, headed. Touchdown friend of the Presi-
4 !, has cried AMEN to the charge, and in
! GSlf Of the President himself, Of the State
A Mississippi aud his own political asso-
he's has proclaimed TO The world that Lo-
4 Etoisa is The only doctrine Mnt can Sare
. ,o,nirv and that he, and OF course his
70 the Executive and the Executives
Inds risdes there ,caS more Of such doc
b and less jaiM in banks and baakrags
|Ciovernmenl rags, in the form Of Treasu-
Drafts of course, are accepted in MIR Cps
/ N Opinion of Loco Focoism and opinion
hanks and banking. This then has been
1 ,necimen of our three days revolution
Washington. We had better tarried at
tichO
Han this is not all, for in a very little time,
have heard a good many truths, and
In good many specimens of the modas
kundi Of preserving the harmony of the
Euublican Party" according ito the Demo
I|ic usages" prescribed at Tammany Hall
! in the political Van Buren, Wigwam at
&bsuv The regiment Of THIRTY whole
! Van Buren, men from the Empire State
/ been in this brief three days Revolu-
!, reduced to TWENTY, if not to NINE
BIS. Ten or eleven of the thirty have
own off the collar of Loco Focoism, i'll
II erer have worn il, and have proclaim
With loud voice, not to be misunder-
b, that if Loco Focoism is Van Buren,
they at least are not Van Buren, men.
IS PROCLAMATION, however, until yesterday.
been seen rather than heard. Twenty
Van Buren,, ten or eleven of them from
(w York, three of them from Illinois. and
remaining eight or nine from different
lions of the country, had renounced the
ian Of the Administration by voting for
edior Of the Madisonian instead of voting
The editor Of the Globe, the regularly
minated Loco Foco, Van Buren, Candid.
for public Printer. During eight warm
contested ballots, intespersed with much
hmOniOas debate, with many pleadings,
pOrtatlons, promises and threats upon the
SIDE and as many positive refusaIs upon
other, the TWENTY-FIVE Conservatives
Fe remained as firm as the Undecided rock,
eTInlned to make no compromise with
~ ora new shape so abusive AS the Globe
Il, Editor. The failure of promises
e1horlalonS was yesterday at late
laprelude to the beginning of threats.
aO lndana,-remarkablc in the legis-
% OIL Congress for his public proclama-
Two sessions since, that HE was collar
and was proud Of the title, upon the
elpI' that good master placed good
uPOna good dog,-this was his own
sal'on IN the House of Representatives.
. memorable also out of Congress and
us Ony'seyen majority over his Wing
s',or' Since Boons arrival at Wash I
W. nc mas informed his friends that his I
O0 was one of the most furious political c
g ever fought. He was twenty,four ,
;s'l,e Gays upon the stump was de- {
% mat me twenty-five members who {
",U"n OF the collar should be known
mouse and country. The proposition !
".'e'Ore made by Boon that instead of i.
" BALLOT, the House should vote !.
WE MT Boon defended his propo- :
I IL. lealonSly as he could, and for hours
!, ,'''s wa waxed warm among all parties. )
D., a. roster OF New York, from Onei- ?
W., %1y' believe, took part in the discus I
lS Ia' announced in the most public man d
G.a 10 was ONE OF THE TWENTY-FIVE I
"a IL h oO'ea against the majority. He f
however zealously againstthe viiea 7
sd 0''g and commended that it was I'M i,
noGN u' III. unnecessary and proposed by 1
u lI9y merely 10 inlimidate the minor .
"a. !" , :. assured them that they had !,
l;m ,S' ae'r men, They were neither to :
"'ua'ed nor driven from their posi- u
ane ' 'n;';. was resumed this morning in 6
arlappdI '1 ~ mat IA, 1t closed last evening. a
.s0d % ~ Of Virginia, hoisted the Allen t
p Iaue bold stand in behalf of Mr. d
IH,, a,'s remarks were brief, pungent, C
,' sv''e. He de6ed all prescription Of n
Ism s' ana q, hired broad-side into Loco Fl