Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-06


Gus letters from different counties of North Caro-
lima furnishing the most conclusive evidences of
great thinning off in the administration ranks, and
determination 10 adhere no longer to n purity
which susains such dangerous doctrines and
measures MS the Sub Treasury aud Standing Ar
my.
More 6rcking o,L--SIr. Teley, the Van Buren,
candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor OF lndiana, has
followed the example of the administration can.
didae for the same office in Kentucky, aud with
drawn from the canvass. Another OF tile VAN
Buren, Electoral candidates i'll Mississippi, (Chap.
man Levy, Esq has declined - making three in
that Snte (Jndge Qunan, Col Claiboine, aud
Chapman Levy. Esp who have backed out from
the Van Buren, ticket within the last two months.
This is almost ~ bnd ms desertcrs from The Eec-
toral ticket in Tennessee.
.4nother gun from old Connecticut - Wing iri.
umph in New London.At the election for city
officers recently, the Wings carried their entire
ticket. The whole ticket composed of Clerk,
Aldermen, Common Council, Sheriff. Trensur-
er, aud all The minor officers were chosen. This
is indeed II triumph in city which has been, I'M
Ill recently, one Of The strongest loco ioco towns
in the state.
Vote Of the cabin aud deck passengers Of the
General Brown on her way from New Orleans to
Louisville, on the 18th ut Harrison so, '. b. 80.
RicMdnd county Ohio, .. X. The Mansfield
Jeflcrsonian Of The 18th ult. has this:
THE ,cdy ii ,corks. - Recently nj the raising of n
house in the nelhborIlood of Shelby in this
county, trial Of the strength OF paitieS made
Ivy taking vote of the company, and it was as
certuned that there were SO Wings and 9 loco TO-
cos. All right there.
AT n barn raising, at 5. Frazier in Pikr,n strong
Van Buren, township, on tlu 10Th ut vote for
President resulted MS follows;
Harrison, 81
Van Buren,, l2
At lnrn raising few days since, in Delaware
I'M bpI
~ persons present, oil of whom except one were
for Harrison.
AT raising Of hay press in this county, on
Tuesday last, he strength Of parties was aken
and stood rs follows:
For Harrison and Tyler, 30
For Vui Buren,,
ind one of them not Il Indianapolis Jour
.7nother sign.-Th following is the result of
vote taken on board of the steamer Elba oil her
her passage from St. Louis TO Cincinnati
Harrison 20
Van Buren, Ia
Ten different States were represented. large
majorit, of the deck passengers were in favor of
Harrison.
Vote on board the steamer Queen Of the Yves,
from New Orleans to Cincinnati, OH deck aud in
the cabin:
Harrison l35
Van Buren, 70
"The Ball in ,nofion"-We the undersigned,
citizens Of Harrison township, Pickaway county,
and until very recently supporters of Martin Vim
Buren,, are from recent developments, well con-
WINGED that we have been lending our names aud
influence in sustaining men in power who have
no interest in common with the laborng class TO
which are proud to say we helong, and whose
interest we ready TO enhance we have
therefore to observe that we will Use Gur iutlu
enre, little MS i, may he, in removing these fooistep
followers, this ood hound standing army gcnry,
and placing honest men, such MS have "bccn
weighed in the balance aud not found wanting
in their stead.
WIN. Morgan, Danl Van Vicklc,
Jno. Brown, Jacob Shuff,
Chas Loux, Geo. Baker,
A.V. Lang, Absalom Benner,
Henry Werner, DAM. Vangunda,
w. w. Lacock Jno. Mcdaniel,
Louis Emery, Barton Bodine
J. l.. Martin, Reuben Kelton,
Jno. NJ. Taylor Snni. Perseli,
JnO. DOwler, Isaiah Coon,
l.. J. Root, William Griffty.
More Yet. Twenty men Of Fulton, Hamilton
Co. Ohio, (Duncans district, and Harrison's coun-
IVY have Just published their remuneration of Van
Burenisln. The following are their names:
Million Glenn, Peter G. Roll
Enos Anderson, Peter Flentch,
Jacob Lawrence, Lewis Gordon, Jr.
Isaac l.. Muloti, John Crowel,
u. F. Smith, Samuel ProNs,
Dan Degrnw, VIM. NJ. Smith,
Abraham Degraw Geo. W. Woodington
Wesley Degraw, james Campbell,
John Dcgraw, Daniel Williams,
Joseph KIM, Jesse Guthrie.
The Iron steamer on The Ohi0.-A vote of tho
cabin and deck passengers of the Valley Forge OF
| her last "trip stood ihus Harrison 81, Van Burei
! IL.
CONFESSION OF A PENITENT LOCO
FOCO.
Il has been happily remarked that the fruits q
| Gen. Harrisons recent campaign in the West in
| GLIDING his sore upon Cleveland, cannot he les
than three thousand Of the enemy thoroughly con
ric ed, and one thousand concerted and made cap
tive 10 the truth. Numbers who went TO Colum
bus, Cleveland, Sandusky, aud Fort Meigs, TO SEQ
at This "oId man eloquent" returned to til
vile calumniaturs of his fame. The Erie, Pa
Democrat of June l7h gives an Interesting exan
pie of the effect produced by Gen. Harrison's re
marks at Cleveland upon Loco Foco who we,
TO the gathering to derde the Old Hero: Alias.
! "One OF this class, who man of inhuenc
among lis party, saw the General rise to speaI
with n sneer upon his lips hut ms the eve of the We