Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-18
no THE WINGS on VERMONT.

The election in this state Is past, and has
become matter Of history. The wings have
elected their governor, and majority 10 the
senate, and house Of representatives. But
they have not done what they ought. They
have not kept good the majority, which the
wings have always had in the state. We
stand disgTsced ia the eyes OF our brethren in
other states. The tories, too, are rejoicing
ilinging their caps in the air,and prophcsying a
loco foeo governor next fall. We are Gar from
believing that tory will be elected TO fill the
gubernaioriaI chair Of this state. We are con-
fident the wings ofihe Green Mountain State
will put ret0 upon these aniiciPa,ions, when
the trial eomes. Bu, the v'bigs have a work
to dossifthey would wipe away the stain our
inactivity has fixed upon Us, they mus, arouse
and meet the enemy.
We ask the wings throughout the state, one
and all, old and young, Will you not come
To the rescue7 Will not every wing besiir
himself and prepare for action 2 The cam
paign mex, fall will be one OF unusual interest,
as il concerns the whole Union. We wish 10
place another and better man at the head Of
the nation. Vermont must DO her share OF the
glorious work. Therefore let every wing pre-
Pare for the campaign. Let him arm himself
with tritths-and give il an unerring aim, that
it may pierce TO the quick the loco foco sophis
tries tina, are arrayed before the reople.
Is there democratic wing in this state, who
is indifferent as TO the result Of the next Presi-
dental election7 Is there one so lost TO pa,fi
oiissn, SO lost TO every thing like uue democ-
racy, that he can calmly fold his arms and see
Martin Van Buren,, that prince Of aris,ocra,s,
elected to rule over the nation another four
years7 We must deal plainly with those pro-
fessed wings who can stand still. aud see our
nation groaning uoder executive usurpaiiou and
misrule, and not raise voice for fibeuy-not
cast vote Tor men who will sustain our dem
ocra,ic institutions in iheil purity when per-
haps their votes would prevent the election OF
men who would PROSTATE our noble and Nistiy
cherished ins,iiutiopsto party purposes. Have
not the citizens Of this state seen enough Of the
false pretensons ofthe Van Buren, party p
Will they suffer themselves longer to be dupcd ?
~''"' We ttr oeFiueil oh nuEttug
the de'usive phantom, Of "specie bubbles" un-
I'll we are chained hand & footl The wings are
in favor Of a sound and uniform currency.-
They believe in having banks upon good and
responsible basis. Bot because they have
thrown themselves in the breach, to oppose the
mad schemes Of the loco focos, are they 10 be
s,igmaiised as men who would hedge ,hemsel-
yes in with huge monopolies, aud thus sponge
the people oflheir money! We repel the charge.
Who ID il that has been at the head Of those
broken down, rotten institutions, Windsor, Mid
ling Interest & Cot Whatever course we be-
lieve TO be safestand best, for the people, with
regardto our banking institutions, We shall ad-
vocaie. Aud we shall watch with jealous
eye, men who get their principles from the
kitchen cabinet Iihigs Of Vermont! VIII
you longer stand idle 10 the market placer Go
forth we beseech YOU, and work for your own,
your coun,ry's good.