Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-29
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W 0SltNS AMI lOREN61-iO
Another British Whig. General CLINcn Of the
U. s. Army has come nut for the gallant Harrison.
Thus every prominent officer of the army, save
one, is for the hero Of Tippeconoe. Think you
they VIII support grannies and towards
FIRST GUN FROM MAINE-CHEERlNG
INDICATION.
The Eastern Argus revived, which we received |
last night, contains letter signed ny forty TWO
Of the citizens of the towns of Baldwin and Seba'
70, who have heretofore supported the admins !
trniions of Jackson aud Van Buren,, but withdraw
from his upport,--addresSed to Francis o. j.
Smith Esq. and requesting him TO deliver mn
address 10 Them on the 4th of July next. Mr..
Smith has consented. The following is the let
ter -
BALDWIN, May %, 1910.
Hon. FaANcts o. J. SMITH,
SRA number Of the citizens Of Baldwin and
Scbngo, who have ever been the members of the
Republican pnrty, and have supported Presidents
Jackson and Van Buren, but have been compel
led by the measures ol the latter, most reluctantly,
to withdraw from his supports have decided to
hold political meeting on the fourth day of July
next ut Which they wish to have old republican
principles set FORTH and the leading features of
the policy of the present administrations candidly
discussed and ON their behalf we invite you to be
present, and to address the meeting OH tlat occa-
sion.
(Sigued) ISAAC DYER, and AZ others.
Declaration IF Ihdependcnce. Twenty one free
mon Of st. Albums Ohio, have signed and pub
lished ia Declaration of Independence and renun-
citation Of the Van Buren, party" 1t reads very
much like the declaration of l776. Here's All
extract:
"Prudence dictates that party long adhered
to should not he abandoned for light and tran
sccnt causes aud, accordingly, experience show s
that men are more disposed to suffer the evils Of
their party rather than abandon their political
associates But when train of abuses and Exec.
utive usurpntiOns evince deliberate design to re-.
duce our government TO an Executive deSpctism,
it is Our right and imperative duty to come OUT
from such party.
The history of the present Executive Of the u
nited States, is n history of repeated injuries aud
lisurpatons, having II tendency TO establish party
power To prove this, let facts be submitted to a
candid people.
Van Buren, and his minions in power have pro
Jected and tried many experiments, which have
tended greatly TO destroy public prosperity. They
have deposed faithful public officers for opinions
sake, and have refused to assign any cause for
such removal. Their measures will reiard the
growth md settlement Of the Western States by
taking gold and silver only for the public lands
They have INSTRUCTED the administration of JUS
tice and violated tie Constitution Of the United
STATES, by refusing their seats to the legal repre-
sentatives OF II sovereign state; they have made II
number of new Offices aud snnt among us swarms
of officers to eat out our substance; they anxious
" propose to keep among us Il standing army in
time of peace they are Quarerng among us
troops of electioneering officers called Marshals
road superntendents &c, they have pundercd
our National Treasury AMI run us deeply in debt
they have shown themselves the uncompromisng
enemies of Il protective system; they are wagng
II war Of determination against the banking and
credit systems offering its gold and silver when
III Il. f.tI..
the example Of the despotisns of Europe, by sad
ding upon us II Sub Treasury, the tendency OF
which will he to reduce wages-to drain the
= country of gold and silver, and thereby destroy
the banking system-and reducing us in the end
TO IL level with The priest ridden and oppressed
peasantry of the old world, the bog diggers OF
ireland, or the filthy seris Of Russia"
From the Springfield Republic.
, "BOYS Do YOU HEAR THAT"
aye Jolly young Wings of Ohio,
!, And all we sick Democrats too,
Come out from amongst the foul party,
And vote for old TipFecanoe!
: SPRINGFIELD, May :, 1910.
NIessrs. Gallagher AMI Haisey-We have al
ways been democrats of the Jefferson 81 loo ,ant
S still adhere TO the same principles.
r We voted for Mr.. Van Buren, ut the n Presi-
!, dental Election, believing that he nest, ant
capable of performing the duties oil Chief Mags
tralc. But we find we have been entirely mista
ken, in respect to his Democracy, his capability
and his honetiy.
J.. We sincerely believe that Martin Van Buren,
: n corrupt and n dishonest inan he has COLLECTED
= in office, band of corrupt and dishonest men, ant
e has retained ;hem in Office knowing them to b
= such. Every department of the public seryic
G bears ample and abundant testimony of extrava
h gance profigacy, and corruption. In view OF a
these evils which ailict the country, we have de
!. termined not TO support Martin Van Buren, agar
A,I oil ,I,t. cI,o mn
!. claims of William Henry Harriso;, we beev
d him to be n brave man, true patriot, an unwavel
n ing L emocrat, and the poor mans friend, an
we will give him cordial and undivided sup
e port for the Office OF Chief agislrate.
d Jacob Draveenstott, Henry Horn,
!. Jol A. Kitchell, William Douglass.
y From HE UrJanna Citizen.
"a "Strke my name from the Noting ham list
;. l.. MALLERNEE.
n We, the undersigned, original supporters
r. Andrew jackson to the Presidency and her ctt
n fore the supporters of the party now in powe
:. have recently reviewed the acts and principles
> this administration, and after carefully weghr
70 them in the balances Treason and truth, feel COZ
,s strained TO say that we can no longer act with
n party, the tendency of whose measures is to de
N stroy the vital interests OF the people.
Ezekiel Stout, Isaac Wiet,
~ Andrew Hume, William Hume,
!, Ferdinand Rohrer, Joseph Mosingo,
r Peter Hess, Thomns liurhei,
~ Conrad Coon, John M'Keever,
!. Ebenezer Appegii, Jacob Hess,
ir John Martin, George Nelson.
Union Township, April 25, 1910.
We To The Editor Of he Cumberland Civilian:
nj Mr. Charles -You will please inform the col
=. duciors of the " Alleghanian" that they have p
- my name on the Van Buren, committee of vg
ance without being authorized. | am now
til avowed friend OF Gen. Harrison, and no longer
l. supporter of the Van Buren, administration.
G Harrison SiarlZman.
7. ApriI9, 1910.
H. We the undersigned, fuding our names ON Il