The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-30
In TW ELVE
DAYS.

FREEMEN OF VERMONT, in twelve
DAYS you are to vote the Presidential ticket.
In twelve days the Wing Green Mountain
forces although recently crowned with a no.
bic victory, must again stand 10 their arms,
and we trust, prove by their augmented num-
bers, that the triumph of September was but
a forerunner Of still prouder achievements
1t is not enough for Vermont to win The day.
The honor Of the State demands that our
notes of victory should speak in thunder tones
through the Union. Beside so momentous
is the crisis, and SO much is at stake, that
even in Vermont no Wing should CONSIDER
the election fairly settled until his vote is
placed in The ballot box. Nothing should be
trusted to chance. In the face OF foe so
desperate. and INSCRIPTIONS so unremittedly
OH the alert and so cunning in expedients, ar-
athy may be followed by defeat. Every day
increases the evidences of a coalition be-
tween Birney men and Loco-F ocos. The
possibility of such an-.unholy alliance should
keep every Wing upon the que rire. So gree
dy is the Locofocrscy Of the Union for spoil
that they are ever ready to win back their dis
asterous sway by pledges of the most auda-
cious and enormous character.
WINGS of Vermont, then do your whole
duty. Never think all is well until each man
has done all that can be done. In this very
heyday Of our confidence remember that with
out constant activity, vigilance and organi-
cation the sceptre may fall from your hands.
Then brethren of the good Wing faith are
You READY, yea ALL READY! Is each
granddaughter safel
Is every town in the County ORGANIZED by
the appointment Of Committees of school
districtsi And if not so organized let this
duty be speedily performed. Have these
Committees list ofevery Wing within their
precincts, and also OF others Of our Democratic
and Abolition neiqhbors, who are accessible
by the powerful arguments that may be ad
dressed to them. Such men should be sedu-
lousy attended TO. How many are for Wing
protection WHO have been swindled into the
belief that Polk is in favor of protection p
Let every man esteem it his duty 10 make one
Wing convert at least. Garry the arguments
ABOUT protection home to the understandings
OF these doubters, and that other great truth,
that Texas, Polk aud Annexation are synon-
ymous, and many will vote for HENRY CLAY
or remain at home.
WORK THEN WINGS. Mass Meet
ings have mostly passed by. Private argu-
menis and discussion are to be resorted TO.
Work at the counter, in the shop, beside the
bench Of The artisan, among operatives Of ev
cry occupation, and at last see that every
thing is so arranged that not Il single Wing
voter is left at home on election days. And
will not religi ous men and our Quaker friends
who have hitherto shrunk from contact with
politics, nov be convinced of their duty 10
put in their votes against the reign Of an i'm
moral disorganizng party, who have so re-
peatedly trampled the liberties the laws and
the Constitution in the dust. Let them be
convinced that a real aud not Il manufactured
crisis has arrived when they must interpose
to avert the dead ruin of national prosperity,
and prevent the rule Of rogues, royalsts and
spoilers in the government OF the country.