Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-11

Lively F"Vf " aeNNaht COUNTY, N uhieL
We observe that the chief movers yer, s'
eigners-one from New Hsmpshirs a. ~, -
other from N. York. Il arikss a.,
markable that both Of these ret -,
leave the very two Northern state, $3.50
are most closely and oroirfdfv slli,s a. ~
slave power, FOR the purpose Of IN, MIR.
that state which is pre-eminenily Al tIsI..t
in lis abhofrence Of slavery-we mean -
course. Vernont. And what VIOLA -"
do IN Vermont Do they avow an, No.,
Piles distinct from those Of the Wbio a.. /,
Not one-not a single one. In eo,e,..
ton. we quote the only resolution n bieL !.
deelaraiive Of the political position Of a.
party as folIows:
Whercos " is the bounden dots Of ,teP.d
eral Government 10 afford 10 the ,da.,,-
Of a free labor Of this county an ieon,,I
protection against the pauper :, TEN ~
the old world and whereas 1t is he veil
known interest and policy Of the sl,,,'
holders TO oppose al such pro- .c,io.
therefore
Rosoirsd. That there is no way OF .,..
ring tins object bot by uniting INTO ore,
Liberty Patty, for the protection a. a.
rights and interests Of tree labor.
IL the principle Of Protection il. m. -.
sertion Of the fact Of the opposition n h,
slave powef, aud OF the necessity there !. a
= union Of az the North in defence ortb;,
principle, this j. identical with m, ,is.,
which We have Cor years expre.se, md
which are now adopted hy The enlire Who
party. Why, then, DO they separst, from
usi They answer in three other esolo.
oluil0ns. that Il is because the, doubt IN.
honesty of the Wing parry. and Is 1ley as
ser'. we can have none but Pro-sl ery &C.
ton 80 long as We maintain any ,lnicsl
conneSion ~iih the Southern States
To the doubt Of the honesty 9th Whr.
we have only 10 suggest, that we suppoe
that even the third party will have no a.
vantage "a that respeci. u il ever gets iu,o
the msIorHy men will be men still. by uhu
ever name they may be called. IL ,srika
Us. too. that even now there is not stss
deal Of difference between the two. five
regard the candidates proposed. We take
IL that Judge w ,lliams aud Judge Huiehin-
son are no more honest nov than the we're
during the ahole Of the long EcriDd ia
which they acre sustained by the Wings Of
Vermont and u comparison shord b.
instituted between their political COZ Sc and
character aud that of the candidate Of he
Wings, We much doubt whether ihos yerJ
men would gain any I'D, aisrs
over John Mauocks. Horace Eaton, v. sly
Of the Other Wing candidates for re,pOnsr
Die places. But to The other reason, VIZ
that the Whig party embraces within Is sd
Southern men, and us action therefore nus
necessarily be pro-slaysry ia its tei dency
This sounds roundly aud serves oinii
resOlution-but In The face Of fscs and
sense II Is utterly unienable Hos
y as Free Labor projected in p and y.
,till again IN 1892 Did the Wing ~ Of
he North relax one iois Of their led, OF
1mit a SINGLE effort, for Protection. because
southern wings we're opposed TO ~ Nol Al
H. They treated Southern Wings precise
y as they treated locofocO opponents ofPrc
ec,ion, with the exception. indeed lha lkeJ
more freely urged their support TO tks doc.
riue Of Protection, and IN some insiinea
not without success. The nosion O. n IL
Wing representatives Of the north uust NJ.
-ssarIly be pro-slavery men is slil Eor
strongly negained BY the course Of Mess
Adams. Slade, Maliocks aud GiddIr-
T'Rsg did not feel their conReIion wa p.
Wing party any barrier to the most I, RES
icnuneiations Of slavery aud the r .-ruls
Nay--it was 10 the Northern Wing ranh
hat Liberty fed for protection aud deenes
ahen ali the rest were faithless and ihe 70
uli was. that even a portion OF The slave
FOLDERS themselves were constrained TOR
az their feToei0us assaults aud to lrs'en .
eason aud truth. Aud Is there sAados
# ground 20 doubt, that with Their osr
hedges aud with the voice Of their Oaa pa
y and'of the people to cheer them "a, "
ulnre Wing Members from Nermoui ~
e as faithful aud earnest ia defence d ne
ight a. any other menl There Is roihns |
o prevent AZ; Vermont Wings demand Il
nd the consistency, the honor. and he p
nrests ofthe Members themselves al CO.
pire 20 lead them 10 do il. That ~ 81 I
tate officers this is equally true, is eoehrn-
d by the action Of past legislatures. rs
he candidates Of the Liberty party mo
'ongress and into our state gOtefnatni
nd they can do no more than the Nh'r /
re voluntarily bound TO do We fqeh
he question ihen,-why divide Doe ''
ne retou-'cky NOT diride We snssr'
ecanse any serious division viii desirol
II the power Of she opponents Of sli,s'l
will sacrifice an the principles and Pask
ihich as Wigs We prize. The eleei'sa .
We loeofoeo Senators las, year, by 'has
arty votes, illustrates the operation Of i.a
Drt Of division aud II is eonhfuee
olhing shor, Of holy wTit-"every eg g
onse divided against itself cannot sian-
There is. and can be, but one sle'i'oa
4 which the position Of the third Par sH
ossibly be tenable-and that Possitl.v