Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-30

NAYLoR AND INeERsoLL.-W perceive that
the Argus and some of its loco-foco kindred, are
raising hue and cry about the discoveries alledg-
ed to have been made in the investigations now
pending about the contested election in the third
Congressional District of Pennsylvania. Among
other gross and palpable ialsehoods, perhaps the
most impudent, is the statement that some 900
names were frauduent.y added to the registry
list, and corresponding number Of votes for MIR.
Naylor introduced into the ballot box This most
absurd fabrication rests upon the hearSdy evidence
Of Mr.. McGnny. He swears to what he heard
one Gill say as to certain frauds in MAYORS dis
trict, and ends his evidence by declaring that the
said Gill IS hiet aud q scolndrel, and that he
(AlcGinnity) ,copld not believe him has oath!
Thus the reported statements Of an individual who
is pronounced to be unworthy Of belief under
oath by the very person who repeated his absurd
stories, relied upon to bolster up Mr. Tory
Ingersol's impudent claim TO a seat in Congress,
and To justify charges of the most extensive frauds
and unheard of corruption against Mr.. Nayor
and his friends. How desperate must be the cond-
dlIlon Of a party which Stops to the employment
ofsuch unworthy weapons, ond seeks to gull its
followers with such manifest and miserable lies
Albany .4dc.
Tribute from The Enemy.-We are informed that
distinguished friend OF Mr.. Van Buren, late
Alderman of the City of New York, who has re-
Gently returned from a tour through the Southern
and South Western States, speaks very despond-
/
with Gen. Harrison at North Bend some three
weeks since I'm 81 eaking of the General, and The
absurd stories that were put in circulation by tho
indiscreet partisanS Of The administration the gem
teman remarked that all the preposterous calum-
MES and lmpotent attempts to disparage the servi-
ces and character of Gen. Harrison, were working
TO his advantage throughout the Southern and
Western country. "Sr," said he, addressing
political associate, " we may apply the term gran
ny, mbecile, or any other reproachiut epiheI TO
be found in the vocabulary, TO Gen Harrison but
the effort will he worse than useless | lie you,
and speak rom knowledge and personal obser-
vaiion that Gen. Harrison is sound and able
man, and that his services and reputation dear
to the whole country. There is much in his past
history to interest all who love CALAMITY in the
field aud benevolence in private life. lie has Crap
pied the entire " est to his heart with hooks of
Steel, aud unless carry New York and
Pennsy lvania, Mr.. Van Buren, cannot be elect
ed."- Albany Journal.
The ADMINISTRATION AGAINST THE
LABORlNG MEN
i James Buchanan, nu administration Senator
from Pennsy ltana, and the leader of thu locotoco
party in the Senate has two inial ible cures for
The evils by which the country is now burdened.
lst. Make every state prohibit the circulation OF
all bank notes under ttrenty dollars.
2d. Reduce nominal 10 the real standard Prt-
ceS throughout HE worid
The real standard prices for labor in 'eigh-
teen out OF twenty two foreign governments con-
suited 10y Martin Van Buren, in preparing his mo-.
del Of specie Sub Treasury, average from ~ to
25 cents per day. We do not doubt that this would
he entirely acceptable to the office holders of the
General Government, whose salaries are enhance
ed by every successful effort 10 bring the prices of
labor and produce doion to specie standard-but
what say our mechanics and working men, the
bone AID sinew Of our democracy, 10 such pro-
position? Will they go with the Harrison dem
! In
n with Van Buren, and his destructive party tor their
perish credit perish commerce, dol0n rith the banks,
and do,on ,ciih the trages system ?-C'ncinnGii Re
publican
From the Buffalo Daily Journal.
"Buy The tritth.and sell IL mol" The following
sentiments expressed by Messrs Van Buren, Buch-
anan Calhoun and Walker point out in few words
the whole policy of the Federal administration:
Il ardently desire TO see this country in the same
! happy condition as the island of Cuba.'- Senator
Walker. ~
, Il coincide in the sentiment of the SenatoFsfom
Mississippi '-Sendfor Calhoun.
We must reduce labor low, and bring things
e to their specie value. SENATORS Buchanan and
taiker.
1 The tariff OF 1898 has made all the difficulty.
= Bring things to the specie value, and Tree trade.
and you may meet Europe on the fane level, and
s compete for the market ofthe world. - Senator
,, Calhoun.
r Il have addressed enquiries to twenty seven
o governments OF Europe, and find that twenty two
have adopted the sub Treasury. - President Yam
10 Buren,
8 Hrd Currency. There is che thing worth no.
cing. Since the recent suspension of specie pay.
;, menis, 10 Wing State Legislature has egazet
" such suspension but almost all the Van Burer
is States have done so
J. "Oid Windham never tires."-We notice in III,
last Vermont Watchnan, an article giving an ac
n count of the proceedings of the Wing meetin,
II held ut Rockingham on the 25th, with the allow
10 compliment an introduction In behalf of tn
, Wings of old Nindham, we accept the compli
m mem, and assure friend Walton that the Wings @
l. Wiudham County will will give Il good accouu
IN oil themselves al tiie next elecoh no mistake
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