Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22

snid. he was Southern man, and happily
70 connection Win ms sunJect did he al
ooe 70 'he recent demonstration oil opinion
rom me "Oiu Dominion harrison, too,
ne was proud 10 say was a Vlrglnian born.
s"u son OF signer OF the Declaration q
inuepenoence- tie sprung, too, from the
oes' o. me Angio-Saxon blood. lie was
ovseenuant OF that Harrison who in the
re'gn OF tne tyranI Charles, said that 'as he
was tyrant l slew him" Who, SAID
Mr Preston, can boas, OF better blood in bis
veius man inns descendant OF the kng-des-
uoying' despot-killing, tyrant.hating Hafri.
son, -, ..,,..s. .........,
Mr. preston, IN manner peculiar TO him
sell, aiIer exhorllng the Wigs to use their
anticipated triumph as not abusing il, left
'nc graveior moment Tor The gay. Alas,
poor '1emoera's' hreweii, dear Loco Focos
you nass "uu our Jay. Every dog has
rs re oas .I Is nessssa'y, mr, van Burep,
40. ~ ~, s"us'u go 'or uiminisned wages
e"' az, a. s'o" uiew happy picture
,hs, D.; -" ena' io4i; tie supposed
,"a' '1nIe =, ne, mo Mnr,'n van gu
Esio,';s III ~. :" US soaen anu ,oo, norses,
~" ,. .ve. Amos hrnuail, ana
v s,.hs n,n Lv', Wooosury WIN ms
InPy Fps u'u s'''' 1eh'"u 'nese worthies.
po;,s.,, - ne W, Depai,'hent Mr.
L.sJ.'J - ~ ~, ,,,,. ."e sys,em lot TWO
i',ood L.n "H''p H'. ~ auu 'n'r.yiour
pr.s,o, - ~ ,"eln now ", sa'd MT.
W. - ~! '"'"u eye' lney come
om ,.' %" SEN AZ re'i 8 foini
=. . 1";''o.-a gu, some one says 10
- r., 80 '"e 'aee course where
ny. ."e '' az, 1 No"'."''on in May last
Aga'n' WI rres,on chansed his manner
"au J" ou's' u s'oqusnce winch e'ectril
"S .e"'ess, eN"o''eu mem 10 60 INTO The
Gssess,V' o. Tue aun,inis'fa'on OF public al
'"u' WI" e'.an hanus ana honest hearts (;
- ~ -" " ptos,',oe '"n' system Oh
p.oS' 'p.'on "n'en haa c'snonored tue coun-
", - 10 MaS" ''c e'n,ne una puriiythe
80 rsy ,, m' rres'on also mace
AA '.., $3.50 - Siucinna'us the plough.
man. r''zch' ana general. In many res
pee's harrison was IKE hln. bot The spec
'acie OF selecting the humble American cili-
zen 70 me s'vi inc nation was OF the moral
sublime. md lar eclipsed any thing in Gre.
can OF Roman history sr,g
IN General Harrison, said NJ. Preston, in
eoneiusion' believe IN alter time we may
De DC, able 10 SEE that the country has second
washington IN the second Harrison When
'ii's DAY comes, aud God speed The time, for
one VIII be content, 10 rest satisfied leave
the held oil iabor-nnd say like one OF old
Nov. Lord, ieltcst thou thy servant depart
IN peace, Tor mine eyes hnvesee thy glory
The following resolutions. recommended
10 the adoption OF the Convention by tie
COMMITTEE OF Charmen. were read by Mr.
Thompson OF the Committee, and unani.
moosly adopted:
Resolved by the Convention Of the
wing Young Men, assembled Of Baltimore.
the iourh day OF May, l64O, that the nomi-
ilalion OF WILLIAM HENRY HARRI
SUN iohio Tor the othce OF President Of
the United States and OF JOHN TYLER
OF Virginia Tor the Office OF Vice President
oil the United States by the late Wing Con.
ven'ion al harrisburg, IS hereby cordially
approved and ratified. and earnestly recon-,
mrnded 10 the support OF the people Of the
United States
Resolved. That 10 sustain the said nomi-
nation. The Dung Men ofthe Union should
uniie thcir zeal, enthusiasm and vigor TO The
wisuoh, experience ana judgment oil their
SENIORS a"o 70 insure us triumph ana sue
cess Vhey snouid immed'aieIy adopt thor
ougn ana einc,en' organization.
Resolved mat Tor mat purpose II be re-
eo,n''e"oe" 70 DsnocrE'c wings every
wne'r' 20 'or'n De'nocra',c iiPpecanoe
Oioo. " lia''''son Assoe'"'ions, In the re-
spee''vc towns, eoun'es ana eiiies OF the
o".es' wn,en sum e''ao',sn ana maintain an