Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-11-01

delegations as would vote for Mr. Birney BY which
wing contrivance, they elected part of the dele
gates favorable to Mr. Birney, aud Mr. Brney was
finally nominated by the democratic convention,
by one majority, under such combined influences;
and then the wings of Saginaw heralded the fact
to the four corners of the Union, as evidence ola
coalition of Birney and Polk, or Brney and the
democrats.
The democratic central corresponding committee
of five, for Saginaw county on the 9th of October
called another County Democratic Convention, to
meet on the 18th October, utterly repudIatIng BIZ
ney and bis nomination, by the coalition Of wings
and democrats, charging hum with being the great
enemy of their party, and having desire to break
up both the Whig and democratic parties.
| Mr. Birney supposed, thousands OF his friends
d0 there was nothing Inconsistent III his accepting
Il nomination Of his ncI ghbors, without regard 10
party, to accomplish a most necessary and import
ant reform Of abuses which existed III that distant
and frontier county. But nothing was more re-
mote from his mind, than to have accepted nom
inatlon from either or both parties, in any sense
connecting him with them or their objects, but
merely an agent to redress grievances, without
regard to party. The wings have published and
asserted that here was evidence of crime. Alas!
they are fathers of the crime. nomination, De-
nocratic in form, is procured 10y wblg votes Was
there any reason TO doubt by Mr. Brney (when he
read the first Information of his nomination from
a Whlg) that it was the spontaneous act of the
people without regard to party? But how wicked
for the wings of Saginaw to aid in procuring his
nomination, and then proclaim it to the world as
5 an act Of base pcrfidy to the rights Of man?
What can be more criminal? 1t seems like
connected plan Of these wings to ruin Mr. Birnoy,
for the sake of electng one more slave hold
er.
: In fact, tho wings have made it the great point
, this campaign to ruin the Liberty pary-the
II hope Of crushed millions Of men How great is
" the power Of the Liberty party already, when one
of the parties not both, believe it necessary to
5, verlhroW Us to succeed d? We regard both the
oavchoIding candidates with adherence. Polk is
the embodiment Of all that is terrible in slavehod-
" ing, 9nd desires to perpetuate and enlarge the pow
l. or OF the bloody Moloch; and Mr. Clay having Sc
ri cured the admission of Missouri into the Union,
, and being willing Texas should como in also, lift
can be done houOraby, and having asserted that
IL Congress has no power over the question OF slave
p ny, and wilh 50 unpaid slaves in his service, he
l. trusts his position as a southern Patriarch cannot
T. be moved.
Additions ! be firm as the hills Your princj-
g pleS your Principles are to bear you up, and TO
carry you over all these talseh00ds, panlcs, ana
q outcres.
The wings have sent Cassius NJ Clay through
10 this State to seduce U.S. and the last plot be
Id sprung upon bleeding humanity, they have at
rs tempted by their own act Il conspiracy to ruin MI
Ia Birnev. We vote for our Electors they repre-
W. sent our principles. Our confidence is mistaken
at in Mr. Birney. Believe nothing against good and
he tried friends on the eve Of an election, set on foo
ne by your adyersares If you do, the chance is ter
=, to one you will do great wrong to good and
III worthy candidate, and will be left to mourn that
To- YOU should have been deIudcd by clamorous Pro
nd Slavery party.