Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-09
AN IMPORTANT ALLY.

Tho Pon,hJ,c , d,;Iv n,por ,,uhl;sbcd in
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the city oil New York, and conducted with
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flag, under which 1t started and now sails
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undcr WI IG cOlorS. Inc reasons LOT thlS
ch,,ro ,ro r;vor ,t l,nr,L and ,v;tl, ,,roat
force. he editor says, that when II was |
determined to associate the Republic with
poli,ical partv. the pos,tion of the country.
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Tue respective cdHu'udte, oeCa"e t''e i"'he-
data and nronpr subipct of innuirv The |
result OF that inquiry, so TAR as LOcOiOcOSm |
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The Democratic Party, strange 10 say has arrived |
within four months of Presidential contest, without
any clear, harmonious declaration of the principles
upon which it purposes to carry the admnistra |
ton of the government. 1t limits itself to feeble ex
preston of lis dissent all the propo ed measures of
their opponents, without the will or the ability to |
gansuv disparage them. Torn by dssension, aban
doned by many of its most prominent members, d.
ylded by disputes, AMI split up into fragments end
less as they are various. the Democratic party, once
SO powerful, influential and prosperous, has dwndled
INTO insgnilcance aud almost sunk into aheyance
me nominee OF ms disordered band Tor the Presl-
dency, Mr. POLK, oilers no clam upon which to re-
mark, ana all mat need be >ald OF nm as politician
is, that nothing can be sad for or against him. as his
puol'c course affords hafuly anything when constr
tutcs poIlllcal service or makes Inc reputation 81
statesman 1t Is new and unhappy feature OF the
times hat candidate Tor ths grave and responsible
post should lie choseh not Tor the great duiics per
formed to his country, and f the distinguished and
admitted claims he has npon her respect and esteem,
but SIMPLY 10 sun 'he convenience Oh party, 10 pro
mote petty interests, ana 10 accomplish It's selfish
ends
HAVING Tins cnrcihlv skntchoI tho Toco.
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speak OF the Wing cause and ITS candidate:
| q, tho other hand the democratic Wbig marty has
,ng since unrocJ far the insnecIion and occeni,nre
~ 10 noo,lo rlan ch,,t nf nrnc;nes md nensu,os
snc os are nntr;n,,c in ther or,;n and Nn,ionn in
,ba;r scono ITnJsr tho n,;donce and ;nananca of
hn,h he con,,rv mus, nrnsner oil ,ns, aorr.
Sh vo,v ;ntercst he hanef,,aJ Wills, he sovorn
won, wll M, t,I IN rocev, il, met dino nc Tho ,c
.nnwlcdged norent Of suc], manifold blessings Asa
necessary result where views g, lofv and nrncu,es
en- honest are frankly and fullv declared Tho most
s,r;n1 un,nlm,v nrevals ,hronohon, his area, mar
t., from one end If The JTnon n The Other oy;ng Of
! f,ancv in her Mans nn;iv ~ tbe;r ,novensnts
nowor 10 ,he;r will and ,mos, co,,,n,v n thor s,
ross Neyer in The 'historv of nor,v N mi; or INV
coun,rv was their presented saht so CHEERING or n
marc naval f,rn,ona resnl, ~hch no,e
ln,ol, an With averson md which holds On, ndvon,a
ges to all. 1t is unexampled.
The CANDIDATE OF tins rty for the Chef Magl,ra1
abv and whose services to the country have
been long and eminent. All parties and all men unite
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Inc justice OF ns cams to the
lie man has Vet appeared in The arena Of political life
better fitted to perform the various duties and labo-
rlous luhcuohs Oh 'Ie nun o'l'ec 10 M'ch mr. GLAs
his profound Knowledge of legislation his pnrticipn
ton in all the irving exqenc,es through W, CHI The
country has passed in series of wears qualify him
above all other men for the able hoId. and faithful
administration of The government Every quality is
Tond blended in him which IS necessary for area
Rler sncb ne va dioni,v n HE nos;ri6n and value