Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-11-24

Wuo tuhit pun III tbG iuu uuu WHICH b0
had right 10 do.
| The Two Polies, as said afore, is SCUM,
in her hull. and all her ground tackle is a
good as ever; but she wants refitln, and o.
yet, am leete puzzled to know which
port 10 carry her 10 for on outfit. Som,
think she ought TO be rugged on a nep pian
and that convention of riggers'' is tc
meet in N. York on the 9th OF this month
TO fix upon plan for rggn vessels general
ly. This being the case, don't know bu, i
is best TO take the Two Polies to New York
and let them all take a look at her, and then
decide. must say, haint got much con
fidence in any "nep rig" especially IT, has
any thing like an "erperimenf' about it--ull
! know about il is. the Two POLES was a
clipper in her day. and with the rig she had
and unless am sarling that change will
be best, | wont give my consent As the
Two Pollies was never abandoned 10 the
underwriters by the owners, who are i OF
the don't gire up the ship" order-there
wont be any trouble on that score--bui more
of this in my next
Well, now about the late elections
What in natur has got into foks9 What
IN natur has got into folks2 What has be-
come OF "ihe partyT DO tell. now-l want
to know / have hearn tell Of knock.
ing folks into the middle Of next week.
but il the news got is ony half true, you
wont find some folks for good many weeks
to come-"Sieh a gitten up sfairs"-(as
they say down in Georgia. never hearn
on aiore,-why il seems TO me, them plagy
Wings have hoed out toiher party complete
ly, and not left enuf for seed
| hear tell you are goin to have joli6-
cation on this matter on the 22d inst
must git the Two Polies up to town by that
time if possible, and take hand in it-but
hope it will be one OF that kind that will
do more good than epil Now Ill tell YOU
one mean 10 do mean to make kalkla-
tion Of what il would cost 10 illuminate The
biggest house (if had one) in the city,
then | would, instead Of spendin this money
in this way, jist lay it BY till the winter
comes, and either take il myself or give il
% ward committee to buy wood or coal 70.
such families as by msfortun are sufferin
md destitute would make no distinction
IF party, but tchererer there were found suE
erin women and children there | would 90
n and make an illumination in their stoves
" fre-places; this is the kind Of illumination
hope every good Wing will go for. and
AXE my word for il. il will bring Jiessias on
he cause and The party This course will !
'e rak poison to the icadia dimigogses off
he Loco Foco party--they are the chaps
hat tell the ignorant but honest poor that
he Wings are their very worst enemies. and
ONE believe it, when il is well known-and
zone know ii better than these Loco Foco
eaders, especially the Buffalo tribe-that il
5 rank lie. There are 10 people in the
vide world more charitable than the Amer
,an people. | know ii.--and who dares
eny ~ Let any man 60 abroad-and
hen come bome-snd then hear WIN, h.
ysaboutit Well then. il this is so, who is
gives literally Of the fruits Of his indus.
'y,-ihe man who has somelhin, or the
Ian who has nothin land yet we hear
'me Of these Loco Foco dimigogues. who
re too idle to work for an honest Twin. talk.
round among the ignorant and the wick
1, and telin EN- to join in the cry Of down
nh the rlch, and tryin. in fact. to make i,
opear sin in any man TO have more with
IS industry and virtue than hey have with
cir idlsness and wickedness. don, ike
trust myself in wriiin more on this mat.
r, as my dander always begins TO lin when
think ont
But about this jolli6caiion talL'd on. |
mt see that better could be done than the !,
an propose,-and | hope somelhn as .
gh like il as possible will be adopted - ,
'wever, don't know but we must have /,
methin by way Of markin this election -
d instead OF an illumination, let big gun :.
i the story from every hill TOO, 76 times ,
SLAM Bang Prom the sea shore to the =
kes and back agin-nnd | call on nv ;.
end Prenliss, of the Louisville Journal !,
'ay over in old Kentucky. TO charter that
3 thonder-cloud he promised spell ago.
let Oft real rouser, and | hope every r.
ale VIII take its own time in iinin in with "
is victory, ill il comes round thro' old Vir.
my, and lei the last roar Of the big guns
heard on the day when Congress eits 10.
Their, Jest to tell the folks there, that the
nd has shifted. and it is high time to tack
Ip.
And as regards retnrain thanks for bles. /,
S receiv'd the Governor has already an.
nted a day for general thanksgivin all
n the State, and il any man will read that :,
exclamation" now, he will see that the -
vernon must had notion that in addition Of
good crops and good health. good SQUAD Of
'stitutioadi principles would be establish st
and now II all these aint worth being c,
nkiul for then are we most ungrateful.- h,
day then is appointed BY the Governor, :,
us all as our good old fathers and grand ~
lers did before us. go to church and have