Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-09-20
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Rnor County. The Mt Vernon Times publishes
letters of Remuneration from II. Thompson Silly
and John X. Calvert, who have heretofore voted
with the Locofoco party, through evil as well as
good report, but now declare that they shall adhere
to true democratic principles by voting for Cidy,
BdriIey Detano, and Stdnberry
.Mtstingum Co-The GAINESVILLE Republican
contains the card of C. A. Smith, announcing his A.
abandonment Of the Locofoco party, with which he
has heretofore voted and acted. He goes for Clay,
Protection and the true Democracy
Clarke Co.--The Springfield Republic contains
the note of William Moore, Of Vienna, declaring
his purpose to leave the Locofoco party, because
that party has abandoned the Democratic platform,
and now goes against a Protective Tariff, against u
sound Currency, and in favor Of assuming the debt,
war and Slavery of Texas.
Guernsey Co. Good for the old Soidier.-The
Guernsey Times contains the card of an old Sol
der. renouncing Polk and Dallas, and Texas, and
declaring for Clay, BARLEY and the Union 1t con-
cludes thus:-
fought for my country under the brave and be-
loved Barney and can withhold my vote from
HENRY CLAY who was then CALAMITY battling for
the honor and interest of the Union, the Halls of
Congress, while the Soldiers of that war were con-
tending for the same objects in their struggles on
sea and land lluzzah for Clay and Frclinghuy.
sen, their country's friends
Yours SC. VIC. ROSE
Center Township, August 30, 1871.
THO Fan Buren, Electors m .Nep Jersey coming
om for Clay and Fte'ingh,ySen. OF the eight can
didates on the Van Buren, Electoral ticket in New
iJeysey, in 1910, two of them--Dr. Falrchiid and
Judge Stu-are openly supporting Clay and
| Freimghuysen and it is reported third will vote
the Wing ticket. The former Of these gentlemen
recently presided at Wing meeting in Hanover,
Morris County.
Broton Co. SIXTY-SEvEN Straightouts from
the Locofoco ranks formed Club at Ripley, week
or two since, as we learn from the Cincinnati
Straightout
Columbia Co. The New Lisbon Palladium con-
tans an interesting and pungent communication
from Joseph Williams, Esq. in which he declares
that he cannot longer go with the Locoloco party,
although he has always heretofore voted with them.
At political meeting held at Ilelsersburg Fay
cite county, Pa. on Saturday, the Sd inst three hun
dred Loco Focos, in body, came out and pro
claimed their opposition to the ant-Tarlff views OF
j. X. Polk and in favor of the Protective policy OF
Henry Clay.
C. Holloway of Newark ~ ]. announces thro
the Daily Advertiser that though he has always
supported the Loco Foco ticket, he will now vote
for Clay and Frelinghuysen.
John j. Stoneburner, of Shenandoah Co. Va. has
lust renounced Locofocoism in an able and convin-
cling address,
Eben. r. Husscy, Of Lynn, Mass. hitherto Biz
ney Abolitionist, announces that he shall this fa
vote for Clay and Frelinghuysen. His letter i:
candid and forcible.
Isaac w. Vlnleer, Of Chester Co., Pa was nom
mated for Wing Elector in Pennsylvania, but de
cined, stating that his opposition TO Slavery would
impel him to oppose Mr. Clay. He has since re
considered the matter, and will vote for Clay ant
Frenghuysen.
VIM. S. Mi Ter, a respected and influential cit
izen of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, who has always hith
crto been steadfast supporter of what is called the
Democratic party, has publicly renowned that par
ty, and declared that he will do his utmost for Clay
Ills reasons are most convincing, and cannot fail &c
have weight.
In different Ohio papers, we have cards from
from twelve or fourteen more supporters of Van Blu
rem in 1910, declaring that they will now supper
Clay and Frelinghuysen