Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-02

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convention were returned 10 the President Of the
day for the alle manner in which he has presided.
And with three hearty cheers for /" Harrison
and Reform the people separated, and well
pleased, returned as they came, on foot, 10 their
homes and fresides.
DAN CARPENTER, President.
Amasa Pride, Cephas Carpenter, Horace Ho-
den, Ebeuezer Corss Abel Carter, Ezra p Butler,
Isaac Corss, Vice Presidents
VIM w. Wells, II. G. Mcintyre, Secretaries.
The V0ice Of Dc'eteare. An enthusiastic Dem
ocrntc Wing meeting was held at Georgetown,
Delaware, on the 4ti last. The American Re-
publican gives the following interesting account:
"More sleighs were In town on the occasion
than probably was ever before seen at any one
time in the place; and above them proved that the
owners Of them came prepared to Weld their most
hearty assent TO the nominations of the cenvntion
Mt Harrisburg, and that they are ready and anx
loils TO pledge their votes and their influence in
behalf Of the peoples candidate and the poor
mans President. Among the various objects in
this line worthy of note, the Tippecanoe barge
from Marlborough, attracted particular attention
1t consists Of large boat on two pair of sleigh
tanners, drawn by six horses, four handsome grey
and pair of beautiful bays, and manned by TWEEN
ty-two ms good aud true ever rallied around
the standard OF their favorite hero, whether I'M
turled to the breeze on the plains of Tippecnnoe,
from the walls OF Fort Meigs, or on the banks of
the Thames.
The meeting was nddressedby John w. Hous-
ton, and Charles q. Ridgcly, Esqrs. and the deep
attention with which both gentlemen were listen =
ed to, was not only fatterrg to the speakers hut
the frequent applause with which they were in .
terrupted in the course of their remarks, showed
that the sentiments to which they gave ulternnce
found hearty response in the breasts of their
hearers After the appointment ofdeIegates to nj
tend the Convention of Young Men to be held in
the city OF Baltimore in May next and the trans
action OF some business of minor importance, the
meeting al ourned. To our friends throughout
The State we can say, that from this day doinus
we are persuaded that the cause OF correct princi-
piles and sound government, has received a new
IMPULSE IN old SUSSEX, and we mny boldly say
that about the next election, we have no fears
amt would give nothing TO be insured OF success"
Generals Leslie, Combs and Metcalf of Ken.
tnckey are we see, sill on their good pilgrimage
for the Hero of Tippecanoe. They recently adj.
dressed large responsive meeting to the Harris
hurgh nominations, held in Franklin County, XIV.
Gen. Combs afterwards ADDRESSED the Members of
the Legislature, IN session ut Frankfort. The
whole west appear 10 hive risen enuasse for the
veteran Harrison, and Numerous and fearful 70 g.
todings, loud and deep begin to he heard from
V. T..
Star.
SIGNS IN THE WEST.-THE PEOPLE in
MOTTO
Extract q letter from Illinois to member Of Con-
greSS.
Before close ! must say something about the
Presidential contest Never have sect such n
change. Old Tippecanoe is all the 90 here. The
Van Buren men now are giving him up-they
now admit that his policy wont do. Times are
getting worse every day. i have never seen mon
ey SO scarce, and property and produce going down
so fast We must change the administration or
we will all be ruined You may say TO our friends
that Illinois is safe for Harrison by large major
ny. We have cheering news from Indiana, Ohio
Michigan, and even from Missouri ms strange ns
you may think of il, we have fair chance to get
Missouri The charge against Gen. Harrison that
he is poor, wont hurt him here, nor will the one
that he lives in n log cabin, and has nothing but
hard cider to drink If he is poor, he is honest,
and that is more than some Of tRen that make the
churge can say of themselves. Send us all the
documents. We get nothing but the Globe and
good many of my neighbors begin TO think il
don't always tell the truth. Our legislature is still
in session."
Extract Of q teller from Indiana 10 member of
Congress-
"You will no doubt feel some anxiety to learn
how the political fed appears since the return of
our members from our glorious Convention on the
10Th ut. l can scarcely describe the scenes
daily see around me. Such enthusiasm have
never witnessed, and yet, being an original Jack
son man, have seen some feeling among the PEG.
pie, but depend upon il, such tine has never be.
fore been exhibited here.
The old land marks are broken down. the hvpo.
critical cry of democracy has lost all its influence:
Old llpperanoe is in every mouth. Our farmers,
when receiving so cents bushe for their wheat
lnhOriuU ntan xvhao lookipn far
debtor Class, while looking ct the advertisements
OF their property, exclam is this the fruits of the
policy of the Administrations The Presidents
message has destroyed his party. We cannot go
for man who has no feelings for the common
people. the farmers and mechanics, and WHO feeds
WIN silver spoon the pasnpered office holders.
We know Gen Harrison - we know he is honest.
we know that he has heart that beats in sympathy
for The poor man, we know that he has a clear
ht al aisd good heart; and while our country
was overrun with the enemy, he perlled his life
for us. Can we forsake him, merely because the
office holders say he is 10 democrat? Never
But have said TOO much. Tell our friends that
Indiana will give NJ least ten thousand majority,
and that our news is equally as'goo II from Ken
lucky, Illinois, aud Michigan. ! saw a n,au from
upper Missouri, and lac says the people there are
going for The old Hero There is no mistake this
tme-we have good cause, and the right candi-
date. My respects 10 the rest of the delegation"
The Wing Convention 10 nominate Electors of
President and Vice President was held Mt Nash
vile, Tenn, on the 4th inst. The ticket is head.
ca ca ny the honored names Of Hugh l.. White and
Ephraim II. Foster
1"e Hdrriso'' Spuh. -Trcmendous meetings Of
the people have been held in Sprinofeld. fCIark
county, End in London, Madison couny1 Al
each of these, two hundred delegates were appoin-
ted TO attend the Convention of The 22d ofFeb.
Thus from Clark, aud Green aud Madison, no
less Than six hundred delegates may be expected.
They are to be provided will, all the necessary