Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-30
From he Nep Jersey Stale Gazette.

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Inc name of Cen William H. Harrison New
Jerseys iavorite- tho favorite of the country
mDst head.
IL has been there before, in $50, aud it was
'lerc W 30; but never under such brilliant aus
pices rs how,- never inspiring those who rally
Iouiu IT. with such glorious assurance of sue
IL IS now the chosen ralying point of the great
wing party aud more than thar, il is the chosen
sah'laf' Tile beloved flag OF thousands aud tens of
thousnnds ct liccmen. 1t was raised in obedience
10 iheir wish, expressed with such authority that
poiiticinns were constrained TO how TO it. 1t is
ha''ed throughout the land, by them, with loud
hozannas, MS the golden bow Of promise foreshow.
ing the speedy dissipation of the storms that now
lower on the country; and The speedy coming of
'hc GLORIOUS sunshine Of poserty that is soon, TN
oer ''e ADMINISTRATION of HARRISON TO warm, and
cheer and tighten this regeneraled hind.
=, snail we, need we, descend 10 particulars p
No' ior me country has net forgotten the brilliant
story OF tlIe last presidential election II has not
iorgolten WIN what astonishIneDt and SURPRISE il
saw General Harrison, without the nomination of
any parry, ana with only the partial support of a
lhr'y weak when united, ami weaker then from
us d'S'ractohs--nnt brought forward until the
very eve OF the election, and yet breaking down,
WIN n giants forcc, the well drilled lpgiuns of the
enemy scattering full many Of their strongest
bands in wild disorder and delent. and almost nc
comprising their total discontinue
ne VIII complete, now, The work he ien SO
well hogan. lie will sweep the country from the
ROCK OF Plymouth where the fathers of New
England first trod upon our shores, to the last
frontier settlement of the far western states
Massachusetts and Vermont, Rhode Island and
Connecticut, regcnerated aud impartial New York
our own New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
and Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky
and Michigan, with their one hun ired and sey en-
Y-nine electoral votes will stand side by side,
and shoulder 10 shoulder, forming one solid uu
broken phalanx in his support. Aud the poor fox,
the patry tool of party, after all his cunning and
all hs intrigues, his disgrace, and his corruption,
ana Inc iniamy which corruption gives, fallen IN
TO miserable minority, will sink INTO tie obscu-
rity congena to his weakness and meanness
! The nomination of Gen. Harrison is e,nphati-
cally the nomination OF the people. The leader
OF party would have preferred anolher blt the
voice ct The country forbade il, and that voice was
obeyed. lie is n tnnn OF The people For them
and his country, NOT like Van Buren, for party
and himself, has he lived, and labore,i Broad
east upon all his connirymen, the good deeds he
l'ns done have shed their benignnnt influence
ana his admirers and supporters are as numerous
us that influence was wide The time has come,
w'tn grateful country, mindful of its duty to the
hged chieitaiu, will ard HIM with its highest
donors, ana place The hest halo ofear,hiy glory
around his hoary head.
The name of HARRISON is connected with
all that is glorious IN the lame of the soldier of
freedom, aud not darkeued by one sanguine spor
of that blood outlines which attaches itself to
those who murder mankind TO promote their own
selfish ambition. The western seiltr whom he
once protected from the ton,uliawk of the saw
aye, blesses him for saving his family from cru.
ei death, and giving him the opportunity of pur
chasing the land on which he has fed aud nurtur-
ed to maturity his band of brave sons and yiru.
Gus daughters. In him we behold the Cincinna-
tus al The Republic who never ui,sheall,ed his
sword except nj the call OF his country, cnd re-
turned 1t 10 the scabbard. when the warfare was
over, retiring ngain TO the tlage OF his fields poor
rs Epanllnondas and laire as Arises.
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