Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-07-17
From The Albany Erening Journal.
DUR PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS

1928. With the hosts OF Jackson aud the |
miniuns Of Van Buren,, now, for the first
time. see Land Il has been long, OIL |
siinate. and sometimes almost hopeless strng.
gle. Gen JACKSON was invincibe The |
People Sustained him in the exercise Of
high arbitrary and dangerous powers. lie
swayed the Government as he pleased, re-
gardless Of Congress- aud in his own way
Of CONSUMING the Laws aud The Constitution
Blu, most fortunately for the Republic
Gen. JAcKsoN's authority departed with
him He could not iiansier il 10 his success
sor; nor can that successor follow in his
footsteps" though he promised, uad has en-
deayorcd TO do so. We could no, beat JACK
SON. He had excited the admiration and
gratitude OF the People But we can mud
shall beat VAS buren,, whom The People
neither love nor fear He rode into the
Presidency upon Jackson wave, which,
in receding, leaves him high and dry on the
beach.
The indications, all over the Union are
Of the most suspicious character. Those
who are accustomed TO political ntmos-
phrrc--who have been chilled By its clouds
and eheered by It's sunshine-ilct only see
but feel that there is health and strength 10
the Wing cause. There is tide in the
affairs" of Politicians Van Buren's for
tune is ebbing. Gen. HARRISON has taken
The food which will walt him TO the Pres-
deucy.
The general aspect Of the whole question
lis highly 0attering. But when we 90 in;o
details not doubt remains for Van Buren,
10 hang hope on" In the six New-Eng-
land States, four of which voted for him in
$50, he is only sure Of one he may get two,
but FOUR are strong and sure for HARRI-
SON.
New York. the Empire State. where he
had majority of $4,000, will no doubt give
from IL 10 $4,000 against him. This res
ult. with the same efforts made bv he
Wings as in 1888 and 80, is as certain as
} that we are 10 have an Election.
Pennsylvania gave Van Buren, about
5000 majority in 1886. Ia The County OF
Bedford, where an election was recently
ronteslrd upon Presidential grounds. the
Wings gained one third Of this Majority.
In the City of Pittsburgh. al "a CITY Flee.
lion, nearly another third was gained The
indications are equally favorable all over
= the State. We will not speculate about
, PENNSYLVANIA. But the faefs we state will
tuHDle OUT tedueiS " lOilu tHeU own Oplu'
: ions.
New.Jersey. Maryland and Delaware ar,
Wing to the backbone.
: Virginia. the "Ancient Dominion ha:
rendered her Verdict against VAN BURrN
+ and in favor of RIvEs Ia great contest
i which both parties admitted would decid,
Z her political character, she has elected
e Wing Legislature and given q Wing Ma
a jorny in her popular vote.
e In North. Carolina "Od Rip" is waking
s up if he gets his eyes fairly open. her Elec
e oral Vote will be given 10 HARRISON.
> Georgia is 20. K.' In that State, after
T. calm ard deliberate survey of the who'll
i, ground, the PEOPLE led of for HARRISON
The Politicians have recently fallen into III
ranks and gone 10 work. An Elcciora
ticket for HARRISON s. TYLER. compose,
4 of such men as Gov. GlLmER, Gen. CLINcl
In veteran and gallant officer oil the Army
Maj CRAWFORD brother OF WIN II. CRAw
n FoRD) and other distinguished men.
he La Tennessee, fur of the genteme
nj nominated for Van Buren, Electors hav
As publicly Withdrawn their names. Thes,
s. with other indications. show that Tennessee
i. will vote as she did in 1896, against Va
,e Buren.
as In Ohio aud Indiana Van Buren's vote
re will be scarcely worth counting.
X. Louisiana, Illinois and Michigan are 70
lie HARRISON beyond peradven,ure.
We will not offend our friends in Alab'
!. ina, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Missouri, b
n conceding those States 10 Van Buren,. w
- do moi, however. claim either OF them e
g HARRISON. Nor do we expect South Car,
- lima. Calhoun, going into partnership wit
= Van Buren,, turned over South Carolina q
70 part oilhe capital stock.
VI Screen States only, therefore, can Va
:" Buren, look for with confidence. And
9 two ofihese MAINE and Mississippi HAI
: RIsoN is popular and strong.
- And with cause SO patriotic, animate
;" with prospects SO bright let us go ac,ivel
o. and heartily TO our wok. We all kno
q , that eternal vigilance is tue price OF Libe
lily" Our opponents are making their las
y convulsive Effort. LIE, us meet them wit
10 corresponding energy and zeal. The rcsu
will be grateful and glorious reward fc
;; the suffrrings and sacrifices Of the People.
III Charles Cisi. who is engaged in takin
II. the census at Cincinnati says: 81 found
is lady who, at the age OF 20, had fourlee
i,s children. the Oldest being born on her l4l
ii. birthday And anoiher--a case moro r,
!; marknble--in which her son stood by he
= 4sde, within few moths as old as she wa
h, when marrrd. and the mother not yet p
~ Consequently the mother was about !
id when married.