Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

appears TO De plain case ot prensul'd'eu ""u
wilful PERJURY, by men uhO hare steo'7 10
support the Constitution, not only in the let
ter but the spirit Of it.
In addition too, TO the perjury involved 10
this transaction, the Loco Focos have consplT-
ed to set at defiance the popular will and pre-
vent the majority oe the citizens OF N. York
from being represented 10 the U. S. Senate
For two successive years, large majority oil
the voters have declared their opposition TO the
measures of the administration and yet their
voice is disregarded.
Correspondence ofthe Atlas.
Albany, Tuesday, Feb. 3, 1889.
The die is cas-, the defunct Regency
have screwed up the courage OF their troops
1 in the Senate TO the sticking point; and the
| Constitution has been today pilpably violat
ed by men sworn 10 support il But Con.
stitutons, laws. and oaths, are nothing 10
routed and maddened Torysm The word
has been passed thet the office-holders must
be kept in the places to which they were APP
pointed for term now expired and 10 COW
er this usurpation violation of the Cons,itu-
ton and the popular will is deemed advisa.
Bile. Being necessary, there is no further
question; and the outrage is perpeirated as
coolly as though it were merely " a fair bust
ness transaction" | grossly mistake if some
gentlemen do not long rue their conduct this
dayi
At IL o'clock. in pursuance 10 the Consti.
tuition and unanimous resolution, the two
Houses each proceeded separately TO make
nomination for United States Senator. In
the House. the following was the result
For NATHANIEL p. TALLmApoE, 70
Addison Gardner, (Loco) AZ
A. III. Tracy.
F. Granger, 2 &c
Majority Tor Tallmadge, 81
Hon. NATHANIEL p TALLMApGE was
thereupon declared duly nominated on the
part OF the Assembly
In the Senate, the order of business being
announced, the Senators proceeded to nom
mate as follows:
For NATHANIEL p. TALLMADGE. (all the
Whigs) IA.
Sixteen Tories for sixteen different per.
sons t,co for the same person. No ehOiesl
The two Van Buren, Senators who refus-
ed to join 10 the, iniquiiy are JOHN Boards
LEY Of Cayuga, and MIcAn STERLING of
| Jefferson Mr. Beardsley having. on sub
sequert ballot voted for Samuel Bedrdsiey
| uil Yesterday Attorney GENERALLY the four
teen Wings all voted for him in order to
procure a nomination and thus secure joint
ballot
Mr. Sterling voted with them, making
l6 ; but the other sixteen were still cast for
sixteen persons, and there was No choice
the President having no casting vote. Sir
ballots were had, but all f-uitless; and at the
usual hour the Senate gnv. over and adj
So il is settled that no u s. Senator is to be
chosen.
THE OUTRAGE OF THE STATE
SENATE
We have copied from the Albany Argus
} all the Van Buren, Senators have to say in
their defence,-for they need every word o.
defence they can contrve TO make
That palpable outrage has been com.
United upon Law OF this State, and a
shameless evasion OF the requirements OF the
Constitution Of the United Stales,-that the
Popular Will OF the State has been set at de
fance and MIR. Talnadge selected as vic
tim for sacrifice by defeated faction, because
he would not wear their miserable collar,art
impressions which will strike every think
: ing man,-nol only in this State, but in these
/ United States.
The organ Of these eighteen Senator;
} holding their seats in spite of the District:
! they came from, now admits, that MIR, Tall
madge, the individual only, is selected as lht
victim. and that the Wings can elect som,
Wing whom the Regency will deign 10 civ,
ms II il be not the privilege OF the Wing
Party. 10 appoint the man OF their own choos
ing, and they must abide the gift of the Pc
ilical desperadoes of the State, better ever gC
unrepresented. We do not believe there i:
a Wing mean enough from Moniauk Poin
, to Buffalo. to take an office in their wrelchec
, conditions
r The Loco Focoism OF New York,-"th,
. rattle rant" as the Richmond Enquirer nam
; ed the Slam Bang crew the People now see
r is not confined to demolishing Flour Stores
J and holding In6del meetings on the Sab
bath-but is personifed now by Eighteen
; Senators OF the State. Very true il is, they
. will not dust their Broadcoth with Flour in
: the streets, blu. they enlarge the Represen
lathe Prineiple-they mock at Popula,
Government efythe Popular WilI,-they
trample upon Law of The State, they mark
an individual as their victim aud they basely
conspire 10 ruin him.
y To Mr. Tallmadpe we now taka ,bo IN