Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-12
From Me Mcnr YorL rme,

!. Ine Conservatives. The Globe, Argus
ana Posi- the three closest aft lated loco 70.
0 60 'eueral ofiiclal organs, are most vitupera.
e i've against all who do not fall down and
! worship the golden calf which Messrs. Ben.
ton and Van Buren, and Silas Wright and
: Cambreleng has set up.
Inc Post said some time ago, this is moi
, an open question, the party have settled il as
, a party question. No member of the party
has right to moot it. A question of public
finance. question in which every man is
Interested, as every man contributes 10 the
public fund who wears garment. must no,
be discussed because it has been settled to be
party question And this is democra.
Cyl" why what fool was that king Can.
u;e, who seated himself upon the bench and
commanded the resstess mountain surge IN
roll back DO these puny officials hope 10
urn back the current OF the free American
mind
The Globe says. "This seems to be the
age oftrcason The number of deser,ions.
IN the last few years. from the cause of IN.
people and the constitution to the polluted
den OF the bank, is appalling 10 the homes,
s'ckening 10 the heart, and degrading 10 the
nature ofman.
and the Globe, Argus and Post, all cry out,
lscsrlo,s, Traitors. Apostates." These are
borrowed epiheis, borrowed from The old
files Of the KINGS PRINTERS of 1877
as applied 10 Washington, Fmnklin. Jeffer
son, Hancock, and their compatrios. Did
these hard names and revilinps deter. or
cover those noble spirits No, they regard.
ca them as the imPoient milings OF miserable
hirellng slaves oiihe king. Did these base
eptheis tainish The fair names Of those great
men No, they shine glorious in the pa ees
o. their coup,rys history while the names
Of the contemplate kings officials. who re.
viled them are lost in oblivious night, or are
numbered only in contempt and dersion.
The conservatives OF that period saved the |
country from the chains forged by the weak
and wicked court OF ST james The con.
servaiives OF this period have saved The
country from the chains forged and forging
by the weak and wicked court OF Washing.
ton city. -
---'' -.''-' ssiousueason (says the Gobe) may
prosper awhile but eanno, prospe, LONG -
reronl;an 'e rs. applied to our fathers .a ,,be
niices swept British despotsm from our land
they are now applied by Mr. Van Buren's
federal Official printers to the conservatives
who have or will sweep his schemes of {
despotisn from the land No, not has, for he
is the mere vehicle OF the Inventions and .
schemesOf others-the mere instrument that
thinks oter mems thoughts aud speaks 9th
er mems words.
We sag, and we say il, though not boast ,
ingly, wesay il fearlessly, and in a spirit Of
manly pa, lotto pride, tina, the conservatives
have savf the country from a fearful des.
potsm, which the deep dark minds who
guide andeontrol Mr. Van Buren,, had con.
templatedlo fix upon us, We say, without
the fear decentralization. that the conserya.
tves hav@avcd the Republic
So deei so strong, SO skilfully, and so
ramited ad the party machinery been laid, c
that all thi powers and all the skill of the {
Wing pay, was utterly inadequate to check c
or removet For this we ask nothing we i
desire nollng. 1t was duty we owed 10 d
our county, our wives, our children and
posteriiy and for our toll and exertions, and
the poignat suferings, which necessarily
arise IN sudering ties, and swervng party
connexiorsand fraternal sympathies, which
with masypf us have been forty years in
forming ar9 cemeniing-we are already
compensated in the heartfelt satisfaction of
The glorious shievement, But we must not
ground our Aus; the destructives, though
shattered, brokn and covering, are still in
the field, and scasionally obtain local tri.
umphs. Thatpld, bad, desperate nulifyer
OF the South haSoined his forces TO those of
the weak. bad tan OF the North. Let us
then remain panl,d. as firmly ms the Lace
demonlan phlanx regardless of what other
parties or ober forces do; regardless of !.
numbers, the psipess of conservation needs !,
but few LeRs remain banded, until our :
conservative pnciples and conservative pol. .
icy shall be hnly established in every state
oflhis glorousgnion
One word me. Should il not shock and
astoond the agehat the favored officials Of =
Mr.. Van Buren,o feeble. so covered with \
inflrmlties, shou dare to charge such men !,
as hives, lallmtge Clark, Garland, Lee !;
garc, and their anpatrots, with the crime >,
OF treason, audIous treason n
II is most cleain this case, that heaven =
has doomed am Rrmtted madness to seize Il
on them. 5e :
MELAToLY DEATH,-Mr Daniel al
Shearer, ofalmer, aged "a years, broth n
er OF Jos. Slarer, Esq, whose decease was
mentioned our last, was killed in this Of
town on Shyday afternoon. la company pl
with anotf brother. so years Of age, he b,