Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-06-21
MASS CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE Will BE THERE


ster of Massachusetts, John M Bolts of Virginia,
and Judge Clayton of Delaware, promised the Ver-
mont delegation at Baltimore that they would at
tend our State Convention if possible. The VEN
cradle J. O. adams has been invited. Mr.. Colver
of New York, (who gave splendid speech to our
mass convention in l840,) we learn will be at the
Rutland County Mass Convention on the 2lst and
undoubtedly at Burlington on the Goth. Among all
these and others expected, we have no doubt that
we shall have eloquent addresses from some of our
most distinguished men.
The Whigs Of Burlington are preparing things
on a noble scale, and will welcome the people most
heartily.
THE PRIZE BANNER.
The beautiful banner, borne at the bead of the
Vermont delegation at Baltimore, is offered as "a
prize to the county which shall present the largest
delegation, in proportion to population and distance
-Chittenden County of course not being a com
petitor. The Wings of old Windsor, Rutland, Ad.
Olson, Orange and Franklin have entered the race
for the handsome prize. Wings of Washington,
we are not so few that we cannot compete with
them if we will. Let us try.
The ladies of Burlington have prepared beau
tiul prize banner which is to be presented to the
topn which has the largest delegation.
"A BLAST FROM THE BUGLE IN OLD
HI.NDSOR.
WING STATE CONVENTION.
Who takes the BANNER?
Wines OF WINDSOR COUNTY The time fixed
upon for the IMMENSE GATHERING of the in.
domitable Wings of Vermont, is rapidly approach
ing, and are you ready for action The present is
no time for slumbering on your posts An enemy
most lnveerate to your most cherished principles is
in the field and on the alert. Awake then to the
Importance Of the occasion, and remember that the
TARIFF is IN DANGER REPEAL is the
watch-word of our opponents; end will the Wings
of Windsor County be indifferent to the danger
which threatens their most vital interest?
Farmers, arouse for II isyoir interest that is thus
,oantonly aSsaiied by the self styled democracy and
their ne,o leader, achose opinion ii is THAT
WOOL SHOULD BE DUTY FREEm Are
the Farmers of Windsor County prepared for the
adoption of such ruinous measure, the inevitable
result of which would be the slaughter of yom
Sheep for The sake Of their tallo,o! Come out then
in your might leave your pillow in the furrow, and
devote few days to your country's cause.
The WINGS OF WOODSTOCK have taken
the field in earnest, and pledge themselves to their
Wing friends throughout the County, to present
front at the Burlington Convention on the 26ih Of
June, instant aclich cannot be beaten by any other
toicn IN the County. 1t is most earnestly hoped that
the Wings of every town in the County will as
sengle en- masse, at West Bethel, on Monday the
oath, at o'clock, A. M precisely, at which place
they will be met by the Wings Of Woodstock, to.
gether with the Woodstock Band, whose services
will we trust add no little interest to the OCCASION
We beseech you them by every consideration
which inspired us Wings, to battle so gloriously
in 1910, to wake from your apathy; and not only
will the Wings ofWindsor County take the RAN
NER which is generously offered By The Wigs Of
Burlington, but exultingly sound the death-kaeH to
Locofocoism in Vermont!
BY order Of The Directors Of The Woodstock Clay
Cln.h
aTHE STRING OFTHE LATCH NOT Pull
LED IN"
We are warranted in .@'aying that the Montpelier
Wing Club will meet the Whs~s Oh WINDSOR or-
ange, Caledonia, and all others, on ohc"ag evening
the 24th, with hearty greeting, and join theh' on
the march to Burlington on Tuesday. In Montpe-
lier the string Of the latch will moi be pulled iu"
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Wings Of Washington County, who take
Montpelier in their route, requested to be ready
to form into line at Montpelier village at o'clock
A. M. on Tuesday the 25th, and the Wings of the
west part of the county requested to join them
at Waterbury at 8 A. M. of the same day.