Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-02-02
POLITICAL ITEMS.

tennessee paper states, that at late meeting
OF the Wings Of Jonesborough, in that State,
Col. John A. Aiken, heretofore Loco Foco
came boldly forward aud declared himself for
Henry Clay. In the course of his speech he
said that he was "a member Of the Legislature
of Tennessee at tho time the resolutions were
adopted, charging Henry Clay with bargain, in
'rigue and corruption and that he voted for
them. He had ivon to see that he was then in
error--had done that great and good man injus-
tice-and as an honest man he took back that
vote. Ii he were now in the Legislature, he
would vote to repeal that vote Of the Legsla.
ture."
DANIEL WEBsTER-.Various paragraphs have
appeared, in diverse journals, announcing the
completion of anl@arrangement between Mr..
Webster and legal gentleman, for carrying on
professional business in this city. We have not
noticed the subject, however, preferring to wait
until the arrangement was really completed,
| and then to announce it correctly. Mr. Web
ster associates himself with two members of our
bar--Joseph w. Moulton, Esq. and Edgar S.
Van WinSe, Esq.-the first taking charge of
the Chantery and the second Of the law practice,
and Dir Webster of course combining himself to
the duties Of counsellor and barrister Their
Offices are on the second floor of the Exchange,
above thepost Office. Mr. Webster will be here
early IN March, or sooner, if occasion may re-
quire.-N Y. Com. Ado.
REs1eMrroy OF Mn. Cuo.rr-I, !, ror,
confidently renorted in This civ nno, tho az
thorIty ofletters received from the Hon Rufus
Choate, Senator in Congress from this State,
that he will, ere lonp. RESIGN his seat in the
Senate-he resignation to take effect on the
first day o March next.
II The shoe makers Of Linn, have formed
Clay Club. They have hammered loco foco
them rotten rbe follawny 10 ono nf ,ho;. ', NV
sni,',;a "e 'o'io"'Ng ID ohe Vi 1heir re-
Resored That we are not ONLY Faneuil Hall
Whgf-Massachu Out and out CLAW
| Wh@ that we 90 for the "NIiIl Bow of Tho
Slashs y at the same time we shall. az we
ever nave done, stick to Honest John to the las,
and Car stronger, until the rims in orr govern.
men are seued up and the currency of the ma.
ton and the protection to our industry, are peg.
ged ogether in a workmanlike manner We 90
| for aim because we have occnsioued him. and
knew him to be master of The croh-and in casa
of Acc,DENr, or absence of the Boss. tho .Jo,rs
u;I ma, lro, 10 ,.sI " NV ''0''' Wv "o"'S
suopr-p,r r,,,r ~ -
To Waco ~, WI; TN AM fohct'--
| Woo. Nississi,ni has ,bo f,Iia,,;,, - w! VI
,,ranb t. 81, f,h H. w 'o'o" l'i' P''y par
as'aP'' ~ se'S !or'n III lew words IN very
| fappy manner portion of the adv anages which
rave resulted from the Wing Tariff of 1912, and
We are the more pleased to copv it. as if CONES
from part Of the country where erroneous
views with respect TO the effect of the protective
pr.uc.P!e' nave unhappiIy too long prevailed
MAI las 1T DONE ihe wing principle of
,ar,or. OF Ids @ue Us exporters instead OF I'M
tssJ 81 ,""u.ac,uIeu collonsi exporters IN,
W .".P" c'!S Vi GaIcoes' exporters instead
ns,esd If rvpoprrrs of SaI a"u iMfoNIhKs
lshoujd hard r,ono, mo-, a WY 'he"
Tariff: "-' oFp0Se p'o'ec'l'e
~.
pEO ~ ~ hlI.-- recent Loco foco cell
Gn 'aun ., ',s anniversary OF the battle OF New
son ~ d. .'eM I r connecticut John John.
e1.i E,I , q" VIZ p'ue-HEh.' ANIL y" ar Hart.
n,ai,, o.i,nn -, ~ redeia''s' was very approprI-
Cnnar u"auu ~ .,e I',aLr CERTAIN would be
~" m 'a'!'ou "e' Ps'oiiiciateu as spokes-
nocen,Iv r "a. rr o1e Il MS speech very in
i'ooe"''y remarked that Inc very day the battle
on VS. Ws'Gas was fought the Hartford Con-
Mr. Chairman. NAV nrohahlv re'. ,,lnn,' % you'
bus jour. F'O'''' ''0o'''o' |0'""'
P,rRror1c.--A Ioco Foco conven,;o, :,
Carroll county Kv., recently ~"'''" III
"R,,orr,d Tb,, re will r.o:n,
to the Presidency who shall nrora " s uny asprahl
highest glory and best interests of his nation as n on.
deavor to re'rrd the admission Of Tras by entang.
Ofconrs,. the in,ornsts of,be Xxx, lomS po'"y'
our shame nterests"--must stand hacL IT.,
are "miuor ,3nsjlerot;n,s,,, C"I,r;o, '"ey
-, ,,,,
i'aa' ana '"e euilor OF the N. II. Patriot
says WV,
c, WIN van Buren, as candidate. Henry
cenf Tan, n:y 10y ;,e" i1ng'ahu o'a'e en-
-'1'''t'''"e
i'hN ENUE OFFICERS IN ERNoST.--in lSic,
9 .i zee pesons employed at an expense OF
pu,oI+,od N loi0' twenty 1--we at an expense
VI %o'Joo'2''--Sno"ing sncc the restoration
o. t''e ioGoIcco conector' an increase OF six Of
hcefs ana Of Sl,o2S IN the expense.
lAe hcamohd Enquirer stoutly denies the
run OF the rumor that the little magician of
knderhook has asked his name to be withdrawn
as candidate Tor the presidency. The Enqui.
rer urges as reason why the report cannot be
cheering"
The Richmond Enq.rer speoks more ration.
ally than has beents wont of late. lie admits
fspcakuu for III, Dama,-,,; - n