Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

dispensabe condition Of success in all indusri nj
enterprise, and the consequent resuscilaon of The /
lmlsied energies Oi commercial aud busy people;
we expect revival of manufactures, increased ac-
Ilvity in agriculture, aud the renewed cultivation
Of all the useful ats; we expect reirenchlnent
aud economy in the use Of the public funds; we
expect II diminution If the patronage OF the ex-
cciItve, and rcduc ion Of the number of pcsii' |
lent ,ciuls who are now consuming the inni, |
and living in luxury on the earnings OF the people;
we expect 10 The principle that to the pollti-
cal victor belong of right the apois of Office dis
cardtd and rrprohaicd; we expect system of
collecting, Keeping, aud tiishursng the public rev.
entc, whereby ,he purse shall lie divorced from
The sword, and the national treasury shall be be
You'd the Immediate control of the executive aud
It's hlrelnlgs we expect distribution, OF other
equitable appropriation tor the benefit OF the
States, ui the proceeds OF thc public lands; ANA
in fine we expect return to the principles upon
which the g0,crnnirnt was administered, Willie
those who framed the constitution were alive 10
watch over il.
We know hint SIC have much 20 struggle against
An unScriiulou> executive, with ovcrgrOwu pat
ronag", backed 10y devoted party, uHd controlling
The whole resources of the nntiou is no conelnp.
tiblc opponent. The administration lave on foot
numerous array Office holders and office seek
ers, subsidized priuters post nIaslcrs census ia
kerr, collectors, inspectors and all the underings
oi the cHStnm louise, conlra tors tor public works.
agents, uh-ageuls, and superintendent n mot
ley crew, whose nalne is Legion All these and
heirretRincrs, are to he met, vanquished, dscom
flied. We have the hest reasons for the cheering
confidence illa our sister States will well and am
ply redeem the pledges which every day brings
us .troni distant quarters of the Union, aud we have
no fears tlut Vermont, nj the final charge, wi
stain her well earned aud ulis pottcd reputation -
crlnont alone has never bowed to the idols OF the
dominent party and she W i'll not turn aud aid
in g
state, enjoying the undivided praise OF being found
ever faithful, is fortunately have The honor of
being IN the front rank in The approaching pren
mary contest, OF the fill election. But few states
prcccdr uS, and wc firmly trust tint on the irsI
Tuesday in September, we shall slow our sister
states an example worthy Of hCr character an
earnest of The victory which IN subsequent month
Is destined 10 perch upon the bnnncrs OF the friends
ga the integrity of The constitution. IL is lead
ing Object with our opponents 10 change the issue,
and 10 diver the attention OF the retmen from
the ren question before MS They would not have
you Influenced by what you have heard, what you
have seen, aud what you hive suffered. They
would alntiSe and beguile you with lIlsreprcsen,a
uons concerning the remote past, in order that
you may hhd less lime for inquiring into the cor
rupli'iis OF the present, and the prospects Of the
future. But they underrale the intelligence md
patriotism Of the wings. We SINH he deceived
Ivy no false issue, we shall he diverted from our
fixed purpose Of political rciorm Ivy the revival Of
no buried aud forgotten nnmosllIes.
Oar opponents well know that at this moment
the Wing ranks embody vast muority of the
lawful lreemen Of the republic and their only
hope is that what has been mn honest diffrren. U
opinion may he converted nv their articles into an
element Of dssen<ion and discogd Lei us defeat
this hope, let MS preserve our strength uninipared
by division. Forgeiul Of minor differences and
obsolete questions lei us act III concert upon the
great and cardinal points where all ruc friends OF
their country agreed, and let MS inscrihe upon
orr banner The well spoken words, "UNaoN AMONG
TIE WisGs FOR THE SAKE OF TIE UNION"