Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16
rREEMEN OF VERMONT,

Less than three weeks intervene ere you will be
summoned TO the polls, there 70 choose your rulers
to proclaim your win, and to express your sent
ments. We have preferred to discuss the great
questions of public policy on which you will be
called to pass Judgment than to make direct ap'
peals to you but as the election approaches, the
necessity of full vote for our State ticket becomes
more and more apparent. II is for you, Wings OF
Vermont, who have withstood the desperate efforts
of ocofocoism for sixteen years, TO show forth in
undimmed lusife at this crisis, 1.-THE Stan THAT
NEVER SETS" II is for you TO cheer your toiling
brethren in other and more doubtful States, by a
good round majority for SLADE, and decided
Wing Legislature. II is for you to send another
strong Wing delegation to the next Congress, that
the benefcent system of Wing policy may be
maintained and carried out mere fully. In short,
il is for you TO declare your warm and implicit con-
fdence in HEKRY CLAY and TuEoDoRE FRELISO-
HuYsES, and your mistaken faith in the principles
they avow.
ORGASIzE, then, IN SEASON Appoint your
town committees aud set them TO work--circulale
the documents and convince the doubful-hold
frequent meetings for purposes Of discussion and
business--and urge the lukewarm to assist in
achieving another glorious victory overthe CON-
hined forces of Locofocoism and third party-ism
Show them, by grand rally at the balot.boxes,
that the poke weed will not flourish on y,ur green
hills, and that you have no idea Of burning your
fingers with Brneysm.
You have every reason To rally al this tine. Do
you wish the tariff maintained, which las raised
the price of your wool at least 30 per cent and
duced that Of very many manufactured articles
Then work and vote for its determined supporters,
the Wings Do you wish To show your aborrence
Of that vile scheme for the extension and eternal per-
petuation Of SLAVERY, the certainty of al unjust
and disgroe,tm WAR, and the assumption of
TWENTY MILLION DEBT, by the annexation
OF Texas Then work and vote for its deernin-
ed enemies, the Wings. DO you wish to receive
your share of the proceeds Of the public domain to
the requirement of which the blood and trcasIre of
your sres greatly contributed Then wor, and
vote for those who will give il to you, the Wings
do you wish TO show your love Of good govern
ment, Of National honor, OF the permanence Of our
glorious Union, of a steady American policy -
Then work and vote for those who aim to secure
all these blessings, the Wings.
oRGASIzE, then, Wings Of Vermont! Prepare
10 thunder from the polls on the ID of September,
your indignant condemnation OF the locofoco party
and oil its vile projects. Tell that faction and its
allies, the Liberty men, that you are not 10 be
guled into support Of the ANTI PROTECTIVE
POLICY Of Polk and his followers, nor led indi.
reclly or otherwise to erteAd the curse OF SLAVE
RY, and strengthen the SLAVE POWER in our
country. These two questions--Dost vitality i'm
portant and interesting TO Vermont-are the prin-
cipa points at issue. Can you hesitate about be-
slowing your confidence upon the party which
takes the position Green Mountain Boys have ever
been proud of holding in regard 10 them' Answer
AT rRE POLLS, by pouring another brosdside into
the piratica cran Locofocoism, and lis tender Lib
erty Party-ism.