Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-08
uTSIGNS AND TOKENS.-E0

uFSIGNS AND TOKENS. 10
The N. Y. Daily Morning Chronicle, heretofore
neutral paper, advocates the election of Harrison
.4noiher c. T.. Bartlett, Esq, formerly an adj
minisrnlion nan. now edits the Tallahassee Star,
and supports old Tip.
new paper called the benjamin Franklin, has
been established at Fulton Oswego Co. N. Y
ben goes for Harrison with all his might.
Northern Advocate is the title Of new wing
paper in Michigan.
The Carlhagenan, u spirited Conservative pa
per published ut Carthage, N. Y. has jus. swung
nloit The HARRISON banner. The editor says with
ruth, the people en- nsasse are rallying under the
sune flag.
The Louisville Advertiser, heretofore neural,
has raised the banner OF Harrison and Reform -
Another paper in Louisiana, obsnately bent upon
udhe ring to Van Buren,, has gone dead for want
of uliment. Another in the District of Columbia
has fallen prey to the same naady. And
another able daily paper in Baltimore, uniOrln-
atey with the Van Buren, rabies has ceased from
its abors.
The German the leading German paper in
New Orleans heretofore neutral in profession
though rather inclined in practice TO support The
administration - has announced in its paper flhe
18th inst, its intention to advocate the Harrison
cause:
Another Ally. We cordially congratulate the
Feliciana Republican upon its throwing aside its
neutrality and coming boldly forward MS the cham
pion of Harrison and Reform. Such noble allies
cannot but advance the noble cause which they
advocate. The Republican has always been con
ducted with talent and moderation. May 1t pros
per!-.N O. True american.
The Peoria Register, one of the best conducted,
and probably possessing as extensive circulation
as any paper in llliuois has come out for Harrison
and Tyler. Heretofore, the Register has been
neutral.
GS-We learn from Washington that il is known
there that Gov. CAss is in favor Of the election Of
his Old ow.Soldier. Gen. HARRIsoN. The
followers of Van Buren, are claInorous for his re-
cal but the little man dare not stake the respon-
sibility."-.atbany Jour.
Important Rumor. It is ruinorcd, says the Ian
caster Pa. Examiner, that Judge James Madison
Porter is about resighing his Office, for the purpose
of taking high ground for Gen. Harrison The
locofocos here are struck ali in heap ut this ru
NOR, and the result OF the Bedford election.
The locofoco leaders Mt Little Rock, Arkansas,
having appointed G. II. Wagner, a member ofone
OF their committees, he declines the honor in
letter TO the editor of the Arkansas Star, for the
following very conclusive reasons:
Il have not, as yet, come to the conclusion of
embracing the entire creed ofthe $50 called dem
ocrIis owing to its being encountered, us is ulledg.
ell, not only with the nauseous and indigestible
dogma of the sub treasury system, but also with
abe re election ofthe present inc umbent.
Yours, &c. Gil. WAGNER"
From the Gettysburg Banner,
"lDECLINE THAT WORK"
To the Voters Of the Borough OF Gettysburg,-
Having been settled on the Van Buren, ticket,
decline being candidate. go for Gen. HARRISON.
May Is, 1910. N. WEAVER.
Still another. The Western Citizen, published
ut Urbauna, Ohio, brings letter from Thomas
Anderson, who was out through the Northwestern
campaigns, and with Perry at the capture of the
British feet. Hear him:
lhave always voted for the Jackson Van Bu-
rem party, and perhaps should have continued TO
do so, it Gen. Jackson's principles had been nd
hered to by his SUCCESSOR but believing Mr.. Van
Buren, deceived the old General aud nearly the
whole party, and seeing Gen. Harrison, Ia man in
whom always reposed the utmost confdence)
on the other side Of the question, concluded
And us have been forced out, in public denun
cialion ofthe paryl fe ell free to give few of the
prominent reasons which influenced me-"
Want of room compes us to omit all his rea
sons but the last-which is this:
RIM Ntat EthSous iIutiHS JOUgM 10 StlS-
tain Republican government, shall always poit
Respectfully, -
April IS, ls4O."
More. In the Cadiz (Ohio) Organ, we fluid 4
more cards OF the same import, signed by Jacob
KEGS of " ashngton, VIM. Kennedy of Smyrnu
Abraham Camp of Cadiz, and John Quillen OF
Monroe.
From the Philadelphia Gazette.
The ioay they go. We, the undersigned see
ing our names appended TO the call OF meeting
of Van Buren, men held on the 25h of May, in
independence Square, deem il due TO our prnci-
Piles to siate explicitly, that we never signed the
call, nor authorized others 10 use our names for
that purpose.
We are Lot in favor Of any candidate for the
Presidency who advocates the reduction OF the
working nuns wages to n standard that must
make the poor poorer, and give TO the rich not on
ly superior consequence from his riches, but in
sure TO him nnd his children perpeiuiiy Of wealth
worse than hereditary titles with her dllnry prop
eiiy. And ifany thing could add 10 the NORTH
cation which we, as republicans, feel al the pro
fessiOD OF such doctrines by the friends of The
present administration, it would he the nnnuncia
lion, by the President himself that his views OF
political economy, having such direct bearing
upon tho working men, are strengihed by the
prnctice oftwenty crowned heads of Europe.
ROWLAND Bloom,
Thomas FLINT,
MARTIN CUNNINsHAM.
The Hooking County (O.) Republican has hos-
ted the Harrison flag. But a few weeks since The
editor was supporter Of Van Buren,. No chang
es ELI p Clearetand Herald.
n5- Six of the nine members of Congress from
Georgia have declared themselves liz favor Of Hur-