Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15
IMPORTANT ADMISSION.

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gina tcH cast her uote for Harrison and Tyler.
The odds are fearful against The oidRepubiicdntLo
co Foco) doctrines. The candidates for President
and Pice President are both PirginiGs, linked by
The connexions for three centuries 10Th thousand
ties that UiA Thrill through The heart ofte cd com.
mon,cealM'
Corroboratve Of the above is the following pnr-
agraph from the Loco Foco paper published at
Clarksburg, Harrison county, Virginia.
"Strangc il is, yet we almost daily SEQ some
changes, Of our political friends, which appear
to he actuuted more from personal motives than
any political consideration"
The following card may serve u sample OF
what is going OIL throughout the Stute
We find tho following in the last Abingdon
Virgnian:
LEBANON, Va, May 1l,h, 1910.
TO The Editor of the " S. Virginidn.
Sra. The Richmond Enquirer seems deter
mined, by fattery aud force, to carry the county
of Russell for Van Buren, We the undersigned,
see our names on the Van Buren, Committee of
Vigilance, published in the Enquirer Of the 3lst
March We wish, through the medium Of your
paper, to disclaim all connection with the party,
md 10 inform Mr. Richie aud all others concern
ed that we are decidedly in favor Of Gen. VIM.
II. Harrison, for President.
AT. HENDRICKS,
DAVID MUNSEY,
JEREMIAH MUNSEY,
G. w. JOHNSON,
KODlNG X hEDW I'M,
NELSON GRAY.
INDIANA CAST KEEP STILL- Another over
wlielnling meeting 0fthe people has been held IN
Thdiaua. ltasselnbled ut Connersviie, Fayette
CO., on the 4th alt. In numbers, it is said to
have exceeded the great State Convention held ut
Indianapolis, in January last 10000 were sup
posed TO be present. The multitude were address
sed by Gen. McCarIy, aud by Judge Bigger, the
" hig candidate Tor Governor. Flags waved, g.
tI ila tl,n, nypIi
the streets. The universal Log Cabin was not
forgotten on this OCCASION Ohio Stale Jour.
! The Feret Rdges. Extract of a letter from Bel
leveu, in Huron county: 'On Saturday morning,
about 10 clock, row Of about dozen wagons
came into town all loaded with wheat In The
forward wagon flag WINS raised, and every team
ster was singing 'tlnzza for Old Tippecanoe,' $
Justify as his lungs would permit. They sold their
wheat at nearly sub treasury pices,.G5 cents per
bushel, and after unloading they came up into
town ench bearing flag of some kind, with an
oak stick for staff. lh the forward wagon was
n flag with a Harrison motto upon il. When they
| left town ! counted fifteen wagons, all singing
some Tippecanoe song or oher.'-Defrod s4dr.
MORE CHANGES.
letter to the Louisville Journal, noticing the
fact that there have recently been many chau'
ges in Barron county in favor of Gen. Harrison,
speaks thus of the "sober second thought' of an
hitherto influential Van Buren, politician there -
"Robert ID. Mnupn long and well known NJ
leader OF, the locofoco party in Barron county, has
abandoned his party and come out openly in
speech, declaring that he will go with them no
longer 10 ruin the country"
Here is a summary of presidential votes taken
on board of eleven Western steamboats, and sun
dry flat bons
Harrison, $50
Van Buren,, 223
N
persons who were present at burn raising, OIL
the farm Of Mr.. John Hosiider, in Jackson town.
ship, Lebanon county, there were, tor Harrison
+ 40, Van Buren, l
From the Richmond Whig.
Coon SIeNs The good cause is advancing
throughout The State From every quarter, that
we have head, the People are rallying to the
standarI of Old Zip. Changes cbroncled
daily --and that of aien deemed im,noveabe.
/; If we are not greatly deceived the people, at the
TALL, will bring the Federaliss Of the present day
into greater odium than they did the same Fed
eralism in 1900.
. We subjoin the following OF many similar which
reach us:
Extract Of letter from Westmoreand.
sour cause goes goriously on here, rs every
8 where. In 1896, Wes.moreland gave the Whg
! ticket majority of IS. There is no doubt of d
: ma orily in November of 200 - who sees
the People daily, thinks ii will reach ESQ, which
think probable
Extract of II letter from Lee,
'The Harrison cause IS gaining through oil this
region. In this county the changes lave beer
numerous. ii we Ito not give the Old General
minority, there wont he ten against us. TIL,
D chances are in our favor.
Little Tennessee. letter TO the Editors, IRON
Russell county, predicts, with grca. confidence
4 that the South western counties of Virginia, will
give ma loriiy for Harrison aud Tyler next fal!
=. In these counties, Van Buren, received a maority
. of $500 in lS36-Lynchbmg VIginian.
g INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
: The following is an exact coDy of letter writ
n ten by Nlessrs. - K -, intelligent sup
s porers Of Mr.. Van Buren,, in the Town of Alex
anher, Genessee county, N. Y. TO the editor of the
Il Washington Globe. The original is in the pos
q session of Blair:
+, Copy ofa letter 10 F. p Blair by one of his sub
n sciibsrs Ia The Extra Globe about 10 be published
i Alexander, May 9, ls40
nj Ftp. BLAIR, Dear Sir, We received prospec
. us from you for the Extra Globe to he publishe,
f. a, II cheap rate ill after The election: hav,
made some exertons to procure subscribers AM
- rs yet liave been unable 10 procure any. IL IL
larienlabe fact that Harrison MANN RACES here Il
The fearful extent that the Wing papers represen
it TO he in Oh 10, Indiana, Illinois, Connecticut, &c
As much rs this is to be regretted, it is no les
fact, although This county has always been n
gainst the administration party, yet II would seen
at this time that many Of our old original Juckso
men were going over TO the support ct Hurrso
st In grent numbers even in this town less tina
&c t,oeniy have already abandoned us. We here he
&c gin 10 give it up that all is lost-that old Gram
re Harrison must suPersede the wise and patriot
o. statesman now at the head OF the Government.
re We, however, send you one dollar for the extr
Globe. Address to us, Alexander Genessee Co
N. Y Yours truly,
Signed - G
The last Western Mail brings us news Of III
death of Gen. john ADAIR, OF Kentucky In IN
83d year of his age, He was soldier in the ear
Ia, Mali III