Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-11-10
V 0 L. XIV. NO. 3
FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY

JdfeIoSs "htioui H. MGSldy, Georce
J. Glazier, Solomon Townsend, John I
JSullivan, Paul Grout William A..
Murray, Conrad Swackhamer, Daniel ~
Pen,z, George Weir.
The Senatorial nomination, it vii, /.
seen. is entirely different from that preseD,
ed from Tammany Hall. On the assem-
bly, ticket only three names we've preseD,
ed-those three which we have desiona
ed by italics. Ali the other capdidsIs.
upon that ticket, it will be seen, are con
sidered by the Representatives of HIc
HOLINESS THE DEVIL, as PEI
FECTLY ORTHODOX, accordino =.
the views entertained at Rome, On tEa
school question. Having thus presertsi
the nominations,-''every name of wbirbS
as we are informed by INFALLlBTP
authority, Twas received with the mc,,
uproarous applause, and three terIjf,
cheers given at the close" the BishOppr'.
ceeded 10
Beat the drum ecclesias,ic"
in the following strain, and we beg Ct er,
cry Protestant to read The report with a..
tentlon -
You have now, gentlemen, heard II.
names of men who are willing to NIX
themselves in support OF your cause
Put these names out Of view, ard vcn
cannot, in the records of our political ion,
trorersies, find that of one solitary DvbIr
man who is not understood to be pIeJost
against you. What then is your cau2el
You now, for the first time, fDd yOur.
selves in the position to vote at least for
yourselves. You have often youd fr
I others, and they did not vote for YOU, bu
now you are determined 10 Uphold with
your own votes your own rights. (Thuu
ders OF applause which lasted >eyeru uir.
utes.) Will you then stand by the ricbs
of your offspring, who have for SO longs
period, and from generation 10 generaola
suffered under the operation Of this il.
furious system2 (Renewed cheering
Will you adhere 10 the nomination madri
l(Loud cries Of We will" I've vii"
and voeilerous appIause.) Will you b
united2 Tremendous cheering -hs
| whole immense assembly rising en- mass
. waving of hats, hankerehiefs, and evtr
f possible demonstration of appIausel
Will you let men see that YOU az
=, worthy sons of the nation 10 which you
$ belong7 tCries of "never fear-~'
wiiir' We will till death p and tern
6c cheering.l Will you prove yourer,
worthy of friends2 Tremendous cber.
Eingl Will none of you finch Irns
f scene that followed this emphatic qyar,
Undesirable, and oot. heroded all lns ~.
Eteusiastic and absolutely frenzied djsPhn
! of passionate feelings We have ever VT
! messed at Irish meetings The ch,etp.
/, the shouting-.he stamping Of feel
|, waving OF hats, hankerchief, sheNeIaS>
= beggared all descriptionJ Very VEL,
e theh the ticket will be prepared and Dis
: trIbuted amongst you, and on The day 4
r election go like fteemen, with dignity ADJ
ealmness, entertaining due respect N
your fellow citizens and their opiooas
~ and deposit your votes And if you Do
s not elect any of your friends, you viii
y least record your votes in favor Of jusrt
and in favor Of your principles, which
\ must not, cannot be abandoned, and 70.
:. will be guihless of the sin, aud shans
;, and degradation, of eIecting men who ait
=. pledged 70 srampIe on you ifthey can
IGreat eheeringE
care not for party men-theIr Pfo
- LESSONS - their cIiques - and all Ih'
:, Bring them to the test, and you find gre
promlses-lean performances. 1t is tia
- that you should convince them that yo
:, the Interested parties 10 this great qneslN
! you the denizens of a nation proverbs
" faithful to every engagement-w
J. will convince them at least, and perb'7
!; for the first time, that you are not the p
i ant tools they mistake you to be (La
70 cheering J You will have nothing 10 d
-, with the men who go to Senate and b.
~ sembfy, pledged to act against yo15
~ loud cries of no. no; that we won
u and great cheering.) They may ID
- votes enough to send them-(A roE'
y mo they shan't I")-let them 60! b
they will, in that case, be obliged 10 'a'
- iSss 'haI lIiey were sent by your eH'".
:, let them do the work of their m1seH'
- Laughter and cheers
ask then, once for ali-and IN tbe'.
n swer let the meeting close-will this mF"
- ing pledge is honor, as the represeDi'"'
=, OF that oppressed portion Of our cool0OI5
y. lty, for whom | have so often 7. eSo'1
, here as we'll as elsew ere-wiiI i P5o:'
!. It's honor that :: will stand oy these ca0.S II.
, ates whose names have been r'ao' ~.
y that no man composing this vast a1o'SD. ~.
IF will ever vote for any one pledged 10 ~. v
= pose our just claims and inconuoTsFIIy..
b rlghts2 Terrific cheering, and lh'fO.,,
:, OF applause, which continued for s'''' =
minutes, amid which Bishop H. FesO'D'
!, his seat.
= Now. then, we call upon every f'O''o \,
> ant OF this country, to whatever ST. as.f
/ 0aFfu b., L,.Ionr to road and TUu~.