Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

and they such lead the convention judge tina,
there could justification for choosing him. when there
many equally able honorable mon upon whom there had
rested the suspicion of ocooosm Such the
objections that operated against Judge Williams and these IRE
to be before he he acceptable the Wings Of the
states We give these objections now both that they be
fully known and distinctly and publicly met and that the con
venon may longer be subjected dcnunatons for not
mating Judge williams if denounced the Wings of the
state may nj loas have its defence. In justice to Judge VIII
as we will say, that do habOr, and never have
hObored suspicion that he had any conneSon with the attempt
make him the locofoco candidate We have far
too much respect for him o do that
(6 The pposes this appeal are TO break the ticket
which, repeat, was fairly nominated and unanimously
qucscod nocquosccd In by the delegates from Rutland
themselves broak il Town, too " vi an" without
much giving notice to the candidates the Committee
of this docnraon of to make outright, without first
seeking offering peaceful remedy candidate
who rejected by the conventions and another
and presume wished not to be, offered candidate and
do all this without much yng either obyatc
objections the regular candidates, to eoct compromise
and union of all sides upon this mattel The reasons for
this appeal that the regular candidates arc not saunch
aul consistent Wif, and competent to TIL c stations 5n
A honor hcu,elycs url tho stlic; nycuc, o.
but the did not suit The appel Ht, tn tn Gun
ddltcs just tic who would be most acceptable in
his vicinity The cets Of the appeal arc il NJ all eiectu to
and dsorganizc Wings of the give courage
ana sirrnB" 10 'o oCo'Soto prevent an eec'oh vi ""''
and Lieut. Governor by tho pcoplean to lead to fierce,
and poihops long proarted in the legislature which
will result in nothing but tickling the ocooco perhaps giving
them temporary triumph, and in leaving TO tho Wings the
bitter fruits Of humiliation, disgrace mud discussions Such ia
the lcugt and breadth OF this appeal md do heartily wish
the Wings uf Vermont to look in all ts shapes TO consider
1t deliberately, and to respond to JUST as sensible men and
Wgs ought to do. We ask no man to vote for Col Paine Of
Nr forncy, o hoa objections when render inconsistent
for him TO do so but TINS We say tnot w appear Houd rat
" every WIDE IN the state VINO has no hsupcaDc ooc'o 70
those scntemeh To give thcm nearly anu ecet support
Oh such li'S7 az "''''l S"''0"A' u''"N'' S'5 '' " "a
mcn nr" to DO justified IN starting new uche' 'ro Is j"
end Of political efficiency OF confidence ana speedy end OF D.
ny party which permits such couseo go uhepu"cu' S"c"
party must inevitably be divided and suDdNiden mo iAc'on
ornot once IN an age can 1t happen 't G WI" w P''e WI"
nominations 'hu "hpn so u''Iied' eo"' Nv F''r' "
tollth0t 1t must fall 1he true rue ior t' mhof! 10 y
their preferences to the majority or II insurorHhe oFeoh'
exist, to settle the matter IN spirit OIL compromise iu w
these principles prevailed never would our nented hAH
son have been ciocrdj ana II The wings 40 Ut" i" "f'"
maintaining those prncire'of political action !" Vermont" '"y
will anon fluid their reward in adeiea By more un'ei though
not by great odds so numerous, party.
a. Tho editor improves his Instructions; mere asa strong
asscitioon the whole rather strange TO us, VINO nave All
long supposed that amos; the entire mass of Wg voters
WIS altogether the other way.
@ If the Wing presses have adopted the regular ticket n
matter cypecp that is certniny excellent ground No
body doubts that it is Hhg ticket and if our brother editor
have considered acceptable the ground of edc"eg 1t
much the better Wo think the OF the Herald render
more cXpod'ont for the rest to hold on to the ticket an
fight with twool vigor If to have doubi
btc and then here and there find brother soldier cArgn
upon his ricad there much the need for us poo