Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-11-08
VOL. XXXyIII, NO. 52.--wHoLE NO. 1886.

greatly over. estimated our Native intelli-
gence, spirit and independence.
Here is the article from the Albany Ar
gus, with all its legal certificates of aulhen-
ITCHY boston Alias.
THE ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA
THE UNION OF THE WINGS AND MA
TlVES
The returns from Pennsylvania have UNIDENTIFIED.
| ly surprised the Democrats in all sections of tho
Union. The majority of $500 in Philadelphia CITY
and county, for Marke, was far more than was an.
ticpated Yet, if the cause which brought about
this result is fully understood, we confidently be-
lieve that il will turn out to the Wing party tri-
umph they will deeply regret The sagacious will
see that it can be made mighty lever to array a.
gainst them in November, thousands and tens of
thousands of votes, which otherwise would have
been cast for the Wing candidates.
Il is now q well known fact, that the Wings Of
Philadelphia entered into a coalition with the ma
tives --sone while called "church-burners') where
by they agreed to vote for Markle, if the Wings
would vote their Congressional and County ticket
This is The fact in spite of all the garbled perver-
sions of the Wing editors, who have the sagacty
to see that this victory in Philadelphia may ruin the
cause of HENRY CLAY, even in Ohio and Mary
land.
i Democrats, be up then and doing. Speed the in.
telligence of the coalition of the Wing party and
the natives through town and county, village and
ha,plet, from Name to Louisiana Go among the
100000 Germans, and the $4,000 sons Of Ireland in
I Ohio. Announce TO them the result in PhiladeI-
phia. Place the simple facts before them and they
will go en- masse for the Democratic candidates.
democrats Of Marytdnd, go among your Catho.
lie population, who compose the majority in your
State. Tell them the facts, that they can never
unite with party which has countenanced the
mob which desecrated their affairs and their church.
es in Philadelphia
Democrats Of Iaiidna go among the Swiss and
Germans, and the Irish of your State. Speed the
news of the coalition, and Indiana will go against
HENRY CLAY.
Democrats Of the Empire Stale the great duty
rests upon you We have at least seventy thou
sand voters within our limits who have become a.
dopted citizens, as faithful to country as any
within its borders. Among them speed the result
IN Philadelphia and they can never ally themselves
with party proscriptive and illibera.
So far from regarding the result in Philadelphia
with dependency, we hail it as dspensaton, if
properly used, for the overthrow of the Wing par
ty in Ohlo (no matter how the October election
may go,) Indiana, Maryland and New York. But
to do this there Is work before u.s. 1t requires en-
ergy, ORGANIZATION, and devotion of time, not
in violent speeches. nor in huge mass Conventions,
but in calm, unlmpassloned statements to the mil
lions of adopted citizens of our land. Their true
friends will now be known. All disguise is thrown
off The coalition between the Wing party and
J the Natives is already complete in Pennsy lvania
and the same coalition is now perfectng in the city
of New York. We have few weeks before us,
in which this work can be performed. IL can be
done, and it may produce an overwhelming reac-
ton upon the Wing party, even in such States as
, Maryland and Ohio, which have heretofore been
, considered as certain for HENRY CLAY.
STATE OF New York,
Albany, IS.
VIM. Parmelee, Recorder of the city Of Albany
being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that the above
article, headed The Election in Pennsylvania
the Union of the Wings aud Natives" was publish
ed under the editorial head in the Daily Albany
Argus, newspaper printed and published in the
city of Albany, State of New York. by Edwin and
Sherman Croswell, the 18th day of October inst.
the said Edwin Croswell being the State Printer
, of the State of New York; and the Albany Argus
the State Paper of said State. That the deponent
has carefully examined and compared the above at
ticle with the article it appeared in the Daily
J Albany Argus of the date aforesaid and that the
above article is true and accurate copy of the ar
ticle published as aforesaid in the Daily Albany
Argus: and further saith not.
WIN. PARMELEE.
, Personally appeared before me- VIM. Parmelee.
Recorder of the City of Albany, and subscribed
and swore to the above affidavit, in nv presence
Albany, October 81, 1874.
} RI. HILTON,
Judge Albany County Courts, Counsellor at Law,
STATE OF New York, )
By WIN. Z. Bouck, Governor of the State of !
New York.
1t is hereby certified that Robert j. Hilton, be-
fore whom the annexed deposition was made, was
on the day of the date thereof, a Judge of the
County Courts of the County of Albany, in this
State, duly commissioned and sworn, and by law
authorized to administer oaths, and to take deposit
tons; that the signature R. j. Hilton" to the iurat
of the said deposition to be the proper hand writing
of the said Judge, and that full faith and credit
may and ought to be given to his official acts In
testimony Whereof the great seal of the State is
hcreunto affixed. Witness my hand at the city of
Albany, the 24h day of October in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty -four.
WIN. c. BOUCK
Passed the Secretary's Office the 9th day of
= October, 1874.
ARcH'D CAMPBELL, Dep Sec.