Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-24

In our notice last week OF the clustering arti-
Gle of the Democrat of the week before estima-
ting their 4th ofJuly Convention at six times
its real number, we did not deem it necessary
10 notice the assertion that the Wings are
'doomed to defeat and discontinue in this
county disastrous in the extreme" nor the sill
~ vaporing style Of The Democrat article, such
as we have often seen resorted 10 by an impu-
dent weak and cowardly mushroom in quar-
rel with his more modest bu, far more power
full and courageous antagonist, and Of whom the
cowardly mushroom stood in great fear. But
we were content TO show the false esti
mate of the number Of the convention not
doubling that our readers would then know just
how much credit the rest Of the articlewas en-
titled to. This clustering Dragging course Of
the Tories is so we'll understood by our politi-
cal friends every where, that we do not think
il necessary 10 waste words about il Up 10
the time of Tie election in Connecticut last
spring, all the Tory papers ofthat State asserted
with the greatest confidence that there were
no changes in favor of the Wings, that on the
contrary The Tories would carry the state and
elect Niles by a handsome majority. IL was
the same in Rhode Island. But the elections
showed that the Wings had told the truth
and that the Tories had grossly deceived their
friends all over the county. And just so 1t
will turn out on the first Tuesday OF Septem-
Der in this county. We have extensive means
of information, aud we can assure our friends
that the prospect is by far the most flattering
e.. a, kav 10
for many years. Nothing is palmer than that
the Editors aud writers for the Democrat are
prodgiously frightened. They are aware tina,
the flimsey vail of deception, about the danger
Of associated wealth" with which they have
attempted TO hide the nakcdness Of their ultra.
federalism ripened into toryism under Mr. Van
Buren's administration-can no longer shield
them from detection. They are aware that
hundreds and thousands OF honest republicans
have become thoroughly convinced that the
present administration is democratic or repub-
lican only in name aud profession, and that in
practice it is exactly the opposite Of what j,
processes TO be-that the best interests Of the
country al large requires a change Of meas
ures, that TO effect this there must be change
Of men-ihal agreeable 10 these solemn convic-
lions they have deserted the administration and
the office holders, and ranged themselves on
the side Of the people aud the country and in
favor Of the Farmer of North Bend. Hence
the icdoubed efforts Of the Office holders and Of
fee seekers to deceive the people, and secure
the "spoils" for another four years. Hence the
boisterous and touching appeals in the Demo
crai, to its deceived and abused readers 10
stand firm in this hour Of tiial and deep Attic
ton TO the northern man with southern princi
pies, and all his little ones. But nothing viii
save them. The corrupt coalition of Van Blu
rem, Calhoun and Benton will be swept
away by an overwhelming tide oi popular IN
dignaton. The virinnus Harrison will cleanse
the Augean stable, bring the government back TO
the republican standard of the days Of Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe, secure the rights aud the
prosperity Of the people on firm and durable
foundation--ihe friends ola free representative
government will rejoice a, The triumph Of The
people and the overthrow Of their oppressors
The Sub Treasuru RiH This udious