Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
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1916
Democratic Wing majority

The ball is roiiing.--At the annual election for
Mayor of Middleton, Samuel ID. Hubbard, Esq,
Wig, was elected by inoloriy orG5.
Subscribers in Indiana Since we came ont for
Cen llurrsou, the names OF subscribers from In
diana have been pouring in upon us with unpar-
alIeed repdny. They come in hocks. We are
not surprised at this We know the depth of the
love with which our friends over the river remeni-
her their good and glorious old Governor, aud we
are determined to render him such Il support MS
/" will touch their enthusiasm as with wand OF
& G. '--L0uispW Journal.
The two parties are organizing in New Hamp.
shire FOR the spring election. Conventions nre 10
be held in all the Senatorial districts; and we are
gla to perceive from the ton of the Wing press
of that state, that they are making ready to have
good fight nj the polls. The vicor1 may lie hope
less at the election in March, but they will keep
up their organization, and thus he prepared forth
great battle next November when, M friend
writes us, it would nOI be strange it even New
Hampshire should he found for Harrison and Re
!orm. alias.
Great Hing MEETING at M,bie.-The nomina.
ton of harrison aud Tyler is enthusiastically cheer
cd by the Wings Of Alabnua One OF the most
spirited and numerous meetings which ever took
place in Mobile, occurred in that city Dec. So on
the reception of tie news from Hnrrisburh. Gen
Robert Desla was called to the Chair; aud pa
lroic resolutions, cor'!iay approving the nnmin-
ntiouS, aud recommending u State Convention NJ
Tnscaoosa Tor The purpose of forming Wing
ELECTORAL Ticket, were submitted by Gov. Gayle,
aud adopted with ncrlnmalon. The best feeling
prevails, and The Wings of Alabama will &c into
the contest assured ofvicory in 1910, and resolved
to do their share in achieving ~ T. Whig.
RHODE lsLAND-The Wing State Convention oil
this State nominated on the lIih inst
For Gov Samuel w. King, of Johnston.
For Lieut.. Gov.-Byron Dimnn, OF Bristol.
| The following, among other excellent resou-
tons, were unanimously adopted by the cOnven-
ton.
Res,ived That This Convention are convinced
that the sc ection of William Henry Harrison. al
Ohio, ms The Wing candidate Tor President of the
United States, and john TI Ter, cfVrginla, for the
Wee President, were the wiSest aud best that
cOuli have been made
United zoe stand. TheTores expected TO chuck
lie eta division in the Wing ranks, But we are
united, aud churkle At them. Now they take T.
living. like their father the devil, and say that the
prope's ticket is rejected by portion of MIR
Cay's friends. Not Every Wing from
Maine - Florida has rallied round the nniuriet
banner the unspniIed aLd blameess Harrison
Like the s'eathy ludihn on that bloody morning
nj Tippecnnor, the people enemies prowlef
ahnnt the Wing campm, eager 10 divide aud con
quer But Then, rs now, The terrific AMI thunder
like voice of the old warrior alarmed the sunher
; ing, aud led Them on TO fight until
Like leaves OF the tores when autumn hath blown
They all on the morrow lay wllher'd aud sIrown
Steubenvlle Herald
The Peoples MN. Tie Raleigh IN. CO. Sta
speaking of Gen. Harrison, says:
viii the honest aud greatiu people of Norl
, Carolina foego the support of Ich man for on
like Mr.. Van Bnren. who would prefer the repos
of a velvet or sulriG soia,to enduring specie
of hardship orhis country, aud who wo''l'l scarce
g " be willing to touch plain farmer with par &
longs, or with n ten foot pole! No it cannot h
e So They will support HAT Patriot Warrior 4 Re
IS publican Farmer, who is linked with the commo
people by his interests aud sympail'les whirh u
II circumstances can dissolve The people OF tn
. State will never incur the impulation of negle
o in the hour Of trial. of that heroic and dlsneresle
n patriot, who never was known to forget the PEI
lpe.