Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-05-12
OPINION OF THE LOCOFCO PARTY


Park Goodwin is The author of the following
lines. He is son in law of VIM. Bryant
has recently been associated with him in the man-
agement Of the New York Evening Post, the lea
ding locotoco paper in New York and has also
established new paper called the Path Finder
In speaking OF the I0cofoco party, ia an article of
which the following is un extract, he speaks the
words OF truth and s0berness, aud all candid men
will assent 10 what is said.
1t has talked, until it has not only exhausted
Its breath, bu its lite. What is IL doing 10 carry
out its principles! What real vitality is there in
any OF It's measures Whit genuine manhood
IN any OK lis prominent men? Is it not this mo-
ment grand imposition and falsehood? Is il not
vast collective deaths head. an illusion, decei.
yer, and anlichriSl ?"
We feel obliged to admit that Mr.. Hyde has al.
so done the State some serpce'' IN his day and
generation, having filled The post of Collector
during the entire administrations of Jackson and
Van buren, aud occupied lucrative paces in the
Custom House department for mo than hiriy
years. We deem il entirely unnecessary to add
any thing more TO establish his indispuabie claims
to IA re 'dppOtntment For it there he any profit
in the Office surely such interchangeable and long
continued service must silence the importantly o [
those who might desire 10 share i.-Bur. Free
Press.
Springfield, the capital of Illinois, has elected
Whig Charter officers; last year loco. For Mayor
ID. b. hill, wing, 337 G, g. Grubb, Loco, 255.
The Wings of Newburg, New York, have car.
sleh ther entire ticket at the late Town election
by an average majority of over sixty. Last wear
the town was decidedly Loco Foco.
henfncky. VIM P. Thomasson, ESQ, of Lou.
SVh'e' mas been nominated by the Wings of tina,
DIs'l."t us their candidate for Congress. lls il
al able advocate Of u Protective Tariff, Nation
al Bank, and all the leading measures Of The great
Wing party.
special election held nj Detroit, for Alderman
in the Second Ward, TO fill the vacancy occasions
ed 10y the resignation OF Aid Scott, resulted in
glorious Wing Victory, aud the triumphant cleo
ton Of that Wing veteran, BENJAMIN WOOD
WORlti, by an Unprecedented majority, OF on
hundred and seuent his gives the Wings a ma
Jorty in the Common Council.
One set Of principles for The North and qnoihe
for the South. The Washington Spectator, TN
organ Of the Calhoun portion of Locolocoism
thus comments Oh the doings of the recent Val
Buren, caucus AT Albany:
"IhIs caucus says nothing about the Tariff
not one word; they are as silent the grav
upon subject so deeply interesting TO the south
the west and the norlh--lo the agricultural, mer
camille, and mechanical interests of the country
the question OF questions to the city of N Yor
herself, whose very existence depends upon til
freedom of her trade.
What says Virginia to this? Will there b
an expo 'ition for that meridion to lull her t
suniber, iohte they shear her like a sheep? Wi
she lead her sister states OF the south 10 the Ii
on's den, and deliver them over 10 their al versa
rles bound hand and foot? Or is there TO be
creed Tor the south, and none, or another for tn
north, as il may suit3 Again, we ask, why
there no resolution against the tariff, when ever
other i0hig and Federal measure is denounced"
:, We can inform the Spectator that Mr.. Va
Buren, aud his friends dare not meet This grer
question openly and fairly, before the neiIiger
people OF the north. The free trade principle
OF the south, will not 20 down in this latitude.
'ehce me sage OF Lindenwalu' has to be li,tl
80 ana little no SO, but little more no so, tina
, 90 Buff. .4du.