Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-05-04
nPSIGNS AND TOKENS. m

The Louisiana Advertiser, published at New
Orleans, neutral until now, has abandoned its neu-
trality, and goes Cor Harrison and Reform
The Lacon (Ill.) Herald, heretofore neutral, has
come out for Harrison and Tyler. Similar chan
ges are frequently occurring. How comes it, that
we hear Of no neutral papers coming out for Van
Buren,.
On the other hand the Louisanian, lately the
Locotoco organ Mt New Orleans, and the Metro
poIan, at Washington, of Kindred stamp have
died.
On the 2lst ultimo, a meeting OF Van Buren, and
Porter men assembled at the City Hotel in Phila-
delpha-and 10 the number of 200 formed them
selves into Tppecanoe Club.
Alber, G. Hawes the Van Buren, nominee for
It. Governor of Kentucky, who declined the noni-
inalion, has since come out and renounced his adj
herance to the party, and declared that change
in the administration is necessary.
The Editor of the Chicago Democrat, n Locofo-
co paper, in a p.iuuie circular, makes the follow
ing admission;
awe consider our State as doubtful IL, its politi-
cal complexion as any other in The Uuion and noh~
ing but The most active exertions and perfect Or
gnnIzaton can save II"
Eek Governor Kinney of Illinois, one of Gen.
Jackson's frmest friends has declared himself for
Gen. Harrison.
| f. ON The Green County Torch Light.
| MIR. EpIroR In the last war was soldier
under Gen Hull and obeyed his orders, having
put the utmost confidence in him. Well, ut last
he proved traitor. Now. the application wish
to make is this | have been supporter of Gen.
Jackson aud of Martin Van Buren, and placed
great confidence in them, until the latter turned
traitor to the true interests of my country his adj
ministration has become so corrupt and his policy
so dangerous TO the liberties of the people, that
will not support him any longer. The promises
made by Van Buren, have uot been fulfilled the
party that supports him have shut their eyes TO the
truth nothing but SANDER and alsehood are lound
in the administration papers; it is very much like
the bnd leading the blind for the leaders OF the
Van Buren, party are wilfhlly blind, and their fol-
lowers are, as think, ignoran,ly blind-they are
like the deaf adder that stopPith berears aud will
| not hearken,'
! Mr.. Editor, for fear that may get into anolhrr
Hull scrape, I have determined to so for change
of rulers. The brave Gen. Harrison saved our
beloved country from the disastrous effects OF
! Hulrs disgraceiul surrender and believe he will
now save our country from The diretul effects OF
| Van Buren's misrule What is my countrys in.
terest is also my interest, and know that we can
not be Injured by change OF rulers, for the worst
has come 10 the worst already.
II is quite useless for any one 10 charge me with
tdesertlng my prncinIes for ] have not changed :
it is the Van Buren, party that have changed.--
They have deceived me long enough 10y tho name
they have assumed, while they said one thing ana
done another. Gen. Harrison is now supported
by me Oh The same grounds that gave The hero
of New Orleans my vote, viz: because he wli' re-
r form abuses, retrench the enormous expenditures
/ of the General Government, and bring hack our
falling Institutions to the happy condition tba' lliey
were ~ when Jefferson and Madison were al Inc
: head of affairs.
. request all the editors friendly TO the hero OF
lthe Thames, TO let their readers know that am
nm their side. MOSES HALL.
+ Bal, tp, Green Co. o. March Is, 1910.
Tennessee. Gen. Carroll, another OF the candi-
y dates upon the Locofoco electoral ticket OF Ten
2 nessee, has declined. Gen. c. publicly made
series of charges against Gen. Harrison, and, ihro
the newspapers, challenged The Wings 10 pune ,,
dscu sson ofthose charges Col Jones' me WING
y eector, accepted this chellepge, met hn', com
7 plelely routed him every point, anu p", n nn W
e utter shame. Thcreupon The oehe'a' ""e"s,nS
. the want of public documents or s"'"es"'"s eee'
Withdrew from the canvass, ant tne iocoiocos ha'o
c nnt nm n Mr.. Andrew Ewing IN his place.
Q n,-I,; IA reported that Martin Van Buren, is
y aonasrously IN al ease. Disorder Kings EuiI,
y npo,ssbt on by taking Sub Treasury Pts.
!, ''''s" Hoodsfock Mercury