The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-04

,,nop the matter; and should NIB. be thrown
or.r hoard at the convention, his iriehuS
outraged and Gisgusted at the transa't'o"'
Will not yieldup. and fall INTO the support
orany other Mr.. Buchanan, Is I'D our es-
.;,,.,;on more candid, discreet, politician
man other Mr.. Yam Buren, or Mr. Caihoun.
u. .s rank federalist during the war,
I'm, ,ba, does not now constitute any obJec-
.;o, with the Loco party. There Is also a
,.n on the track r. NJ. johnson
ofKeptucky will prove troublesome Gus
tanner. He is, there can be no question,
,rr.r democrat than either Y. Buren,, Cal
houn or Buchanan. By this, we mean thai
his sympathies are more with the people at
. mass, and that love of country Predonlh-
ates over blind devotion TO party III the
western States, he is more taVorie ina"
nv other man named in the Loco parry
His friends are bold in their determinations
TO accept of no other man. as S"Os'''u'e 'U'
uD,ck Johnson Having iought jill the
,,.rs of b;s country, they think in peace he
,o.o,o. the highest Office in the power of
3D., country TO bestow. Should conven-
80, concentrate upon some one else, he will
-, we think be withdrawn from the field.
1.s, and least stands Captain Tyler. We
should not perhaps say, that he IS soberly
accumulated by any honest Loco as being
,ho candidate of the loco party. The shrewd
,,,or in their ranks, are willing TO use him to
suhserye their own party ends, aud this Sc
.,red he will be cast off as useless lumber
We would that he might be nominated by
tho Iocos: for the task of leaving him out
If sight, would be but amusement to the gal
liant wings. Capt. Tyler is using all the
tbe Locos to seriously consider upon his
claims fer the nomination. If the betrayal
ofthe Wing party. constitutes claim, we
think his certainly one of the highest order;
and that he ha' any other, we utterly deny.
Thus We see, that the LOGS have in their
ranks Galhoun, VanBuren, Johnson, buchanan
fn,Cam.Ty al ofwrom are pressing thrir
claims Tor rhc nom ;nar'cn. We believe that
Calhoun ard Van Burer, are Awcrn enemies
10 each other that Buchanan will never con-
sent to stand aside for either; and thai John
son will If not nominated nominate himself,
and run on his own hook. While for Capt.
TYLER she is but a fash in the PAM" and Cam
no, show strength enough but TO make his
loolishness * weakness mere visible. Dissen-
sion is in their ranks, and nothing can bring
them 10 act together. In the wing ranks, 10
h,art burnings orjealnu>ies exists. The par
" who so jealousy supported the hor oTed and
lamented Harrison in 1910, are through the
lsas, ralyins to the support Of the great tx
FOUNDER of true whig princi3l and consti u
rionsl lib rtv, HrERY Clay. From Maine to
Louisania, thousands are d.iy mars' alling
Themselves under hi, banner. The glnri Us
west, is coming with the shouts ofthousands.
Let but the name d. Henry Clay be sounded,
and spontaneou -ly there arises in the breast
ofIhe patriot The spirit it were OF Eo'y en-
nus assn. A National Convention will as
,tmbr in The winter Of lS43. The old grey
eqird fathers of our nation, will there meet,
Iiy The nomination proposed by the de-
"a racy o. the land. No other man can re
r-iyetb nomination, but Harry Of the West'
The people Learing aloft thai name, will by
their shouts sound the death knell TO Loco
focoism. Corruption, shall hide its defnrmed
head lreachcry shall meet with The stern re-
buke of honest indignation and the traitor be
con> ned 10 the shades of private life Gun
honored, unwept and unsung," while HENRY
Clay, The statesman and patriot, the friend 10
American ;nfusiFv,t'c all diplnmati>i alb DAD
t e gallant supper er Of the Interests and hon
or of the nation, 10th at home and abr 'ad;
shall by The people be called to preside over
tie desInies of this GreaI Republic.